Do they still have this to be an assistant or did they do away with it?

All schools are different. I believe according to the state you only need that many to be a head coach though.

Also from County to County. And it depends if it is a paid position.

There was a vote in the General Assembly this past session to eliminate it. It did pass, not sure what the KHSAA is doing about it?

Anyone out there better than me to explain this rule on this thread?

Bylaw 27. Requirement for Coaches and Others Working With High School Teams

Anyone out there better than me to explain this rule on this thread?

 

It is still a rule.

It is still a rule.

 

I was a paid coach a few years ago. I did not go to college. The county I coached in you only had to have your substitute certification. That I was able to get online.

Bylaw 27. Requirement for Coaches and Others Working With High School Teams

 

Thanks, Ram. I knew you would be able to give us the "legal" jargon that would leave no doubt.