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Money Facts about teaching and coaching football in Williamson County!

After much research and talking with coaches in Williamson County, the Big Tuna has caught the Facts.

Masters Degree 22 years experience teachers make $70,008

Head Football with more than 15 years of experience $10,395

Head Football can also get a % of the strength supplement $8561

If Head Football was also named the AD $10,000

Now the hard part in Williamson County is that they do require coaches to teach but if you were lucky enough to get a PE position that would be lessen the load.

 

I don't know of any public schools in the area that pay that kind of money.

 

Private Schools is a different story!

 

With that being the Facts, i don't think Ravenwood or Centennial will have a hard time getting coaches.

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Money Facts about teaching and coaching football in Williamson County!

After much research and talking with coaches in Williamson County, the Big Tuna has caught the Facts.

Masters Degree 22 years experience teachers make $70,008

Head Football with more than 15 years of experience $10,395

Head Football can also get a % of the strength supplement $8561

If Head Football was also named the AD $10,000

Now the hard part in Williamson County is that they do require coaches to teach but if you were lucky enough to get a PE position that would be lessen the load.

 

I don't know of any public schools in the area that pay that kind of money.

 

Private Schools is a different story!

 

With that being the Facts, i don't think Ravenwood or Centennial will have a hard time getting coaches.

I know in private school teachers don't make near as much. I guess coaches make a lot more? 

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As I said earlier, Hester did not teach. He monitored In School Suspension all day and still got teacher pay. I don't know what is going on in those interviews, nor do I know what the new coach will have to do teaching wise at Ravenwood or Centennial, but saying teaching is inevitable is like saying 3 inches of snow tomorrow is inevitable. We just don't know.

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