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Is there an open asst. coaching position at Mason County for 2008-09 season?

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Ususally pay is based on the amount of your education and experience. Usually normal sub pay is around $70 that is with a degree...each system varies. Take a retired teacher and it would be over $100 a day. Now if it is a long term assignment....double that for the retired teacher over $200 a day...depends on their threshold set by the State Department.

 

Also if they hired him as a full time sub...he would get his regular teacher pay and report everyday.

 

Sounds like they didn't have a position...but made one.

 

Not sure about this; I believe that Mason County schools have had permanent subs for quite a while.

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Ususally pay is based on the amount of your education and experience. Usually normal sub pay is around $70 that is with a degree...each system varies. Take a retired teacher and it would be over $100 a day. Now if it is a long term assignment....double that for the retired teacher over $200 a day...depends on their threshold set by the State Department.

 

Also if they hired him as a full time sub...he would get his regular teacher pay and report everyday.

 

Sounds like they didn't have a position...but made one.

 

I guess the next,most obvious question is how many sons and or daughters does this guy have that are upcoming basketball stars. I know Mason County is very good at creating positions.:thumb:

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Is this a done deal????Heard tonight maybe not?Just curious.

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Just read the Ledger on-line and there was a article in the sports section announcing the new asst. so guess it is a done deal after all.

What's a permanent substitute teacher?

 

Several schools have these. They sub everyday. Even at some of the small schools they have them.

I guess the next,most obvious question is how many sons and or daughters does this guy have that are upcoming basketball stars. I know Mason County is very good at creating positions.:thumb:

 

 

I had no idea. And as I tick off the names of the head and assistant coaches over the past few years, I'm having some difficulty coming up with a laundry list of superstars who were children of the coaches. Please help me out here...

I had no idea. And as I tick off the names of the head and assistant coaches over the past few years, I'm having some difficulty coming up with a laundry list of superstars who were children of the coaches. Please help me out here...

 

mcpapa, you have made a very good point, and the answer is I believe zero for quite some time. In fact, I believe the last two assistant coaches that Mason County had that had sons that played was back in the mid 90's with Dickie Butler and Henry Boone on staff(who were already classified teachers when the merger took place in 91-92) with sons Richie Butler and Clay Boone. Those teams with those two players(while they were great team players and teammates) never threatened the region and opponents. To answer All In on how many kids this guy has that they just hired, I believe I heard he is single and no children, sounds like we can close the book on this topic.

Coach Carwile, is a great coach, I have gotten to know him through the years, he was Ty Rogers head coach at Lyon Co. I think he was a grad assistant at Morehead a few seaons ago when Tyndall took over and spent last year at Hopkinsville High School.

From the Ledger Independent:

http://www.maysville-online.com/articles/2008/07/09/sports/030newasst.txt

 

Mason County names new assistant basketball coach

Staff Report

 

Mason County High School has announced that Kelly Carwile, a former head coach at Webster County and Lyon County, will fill the assistant coaching position on the boys' basketball staff vacated by Robert Moore.

mcpapa, you have made a very good point, and the answer is I believe zero for quite some time. In fact, I believe the last two assistant coaches that Mason County had that had sons that played was back in the mid 90's with Dickie Butler and Henry Boone on staff(who were already classified teachers when the merger took place in 91-92) with sons Richie Butler and Clay Boone. Those teams with those two players(while they were great team players and teammates) never threatened the region and opponents. To answer All In on how many kids this guy has that they just hired, I believe I heard he is single and no children, sounds like we can close the book on this topic.

 

Just heard that a couple of good 8th grade baketball players had moved into Mason County and just assumed.

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I had no idea. And as I tick off the names of the head and assistant coaches over the past few years, I'm having some difficulty coming up with a laundry list of superstars who were children of the coaches. Please help me out here...

 

Yeah you are right Papa there's not been any really, Closes I know of would be Coach O'Hearn who has a small child a boy in Elementary school.:p

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Just heard that a couple of good 8th grade baketball players had moved into Mason County and just assumed.

 

Darn it we need players now according to people on here,Were going to suffer this year.:lol::cool:

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From what I just heard , it's not a done deal!

From what I just heard , it's not a done deal!

 

Please enlighten

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