Dann
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That is a chicken way to go through life. For his sake, I hope that isn't his reasoning.
What Tom said above this. If he teaches or gets the ad job then he's doing just fine.
That is a chicken way to go through life. For his sake, I hope that isn't his reasoning.
Interesting he is leaving a hundred thousand dollar of year job for a high school job that pays what thirty thousand a year unless he is made AD as well.
30k to coach high school football in CT? Really?
What planet are you living on? Assume he has no teaching experience then it's $40K to start. Coaching maybe $7K. The guy is a D1 coach.If he is hired as a teacher, on top of coaching, he'll make close to the same money.
Nope... Not even close. Here is a SCC look - maybe Conard is higher based on West Hartford BOE budget but can't imagine there is that big of a gap.
http://www.nhregister.com/articles/...51bcf11ff044d853185112.txt?viewmode=fullstory
Top 5 coaching salaries
1. Tom Lennon Seymour football $9,919
2. Rob Marone Lyman Hall football and John Ferrazzi Sheehan football $9,551
3. Jeff Bevino Foran football and Mark Robinson Law football $9,244
4. Don Drust Cheshire football $9,083
5. Jim DiNello and Tom Lipka Lyman Hall basketball and Joe Gaetano and Mike Busillo Sheehan basketball $8,967
My guess there is a teaching/admin job attached.
What planet are you living on? Assume he has no teaching experience then it's $40K to start. Coaching maybe $7K. The guy is a D1 coach.
My school hired the football coach, and offered him a job as a teacher at the same time. He started at the top of the pay scale. Same thing at Longmeadow. It happens often.
Does "started at the top of the pay scale" = $92,000???
If not, it's a pay cut (which is fine, due to the aforementioned reasons in this thread). If yes, then your former school pays teachers better than UConn professors. My guess is that he is taking a large pay cut, but that he is fine with it...
Top of the pay scale is in the 70's in Mass. It's higher in Connecticut. Add $10k for coaching, and he'll do fine in a job with less stress and more job security. Assuming he was hired for more than just coaching.
That is a chicken way to go through life. For his sake, I hope that isn't his reasoning.