Is it common protocol in your district that if you teach PE you must also coach and not necessarily just football? At least at the middle and high school levels?
Yes. Most often coach several sports as well.Is it common protocol in your district that if you teach PE you must also coach and not necessarily just football? At least at the middle and high school levels?
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Agree with that, but would make me personally think why hire them then?There are a few in our district that don't coach anything...But If they don't want to coach do you really want them coaching?
Normally when hired they coached also, but for whatever reasons over the years they may no longer be coaching but are tenure so they just stay. PE jobs are hard to come by.Agree with that, but would make me personally think why hire them then?
Gotta remember, there are a ton of nerds in central office that never played a sport and don’t understand the importance of athletics in a community and school. Ditto for elem admin.Agree with that, but would make me personally think why hire them then?
Honestly makes sense to me.My Class 5 football school in SWMO requires all PE teachers to coach 2 sports even if they have no experience in the sport that they have been assigned...If they are tenured and don't coach 2 sports, they are moved somewhere else.
Another way to put that is unfortunately it's not a priority.Gotta remember, there are a ton of nerds in central office that never played a sport and don’t understand the importance of athletics in a community and school. Ditto for elem admin.
What if they are head coach? Still have to pick up a second sport?My Class 5 football school in SWMO requires all PE teachers to coach 2 sports even if they have no experience in the sport that they have been assigned...If they are tenured and don't coach 2 sports, they are moved somewhere else.
I'm not exactly concerned with softening a message, especially on a message board. But yes, saying the same thing. One just offers the root cause.Another way to put that is unfortunately it's not a priority.
That would be rough, especially at a school that large.What if they are head coach? Still have to pick up a second sport?
Again, my only issues is some of them have already been relieved of one coaching position...So do you really want them coaching another sport that they don't really want to be there.My Class 5 football school in SWMO requires all PE teachers to coach 2 sports even if they have no experience in the sport that they have been assigned...If they are tenured and don't coach 2 sports, they are moved somewhere else.
Just to add a different perspective, I'm at a school of about 600 students in southeast Iowa. PE teachers are not required to coach here. At the HS we have 3 PE teachers. One is the head football coach and assistant track coach. One is the head track coach and also the head cross country coach. The third doesn't coach anything and neither do either middle school PE teachers. In fact, I heard from a good source that coaching didn't even come up in the interview for our newest middle school hire.
In Texas, I know oftentimes your coaching job is tied to your teaching job and that contract includes a requirement to coach a second sport. But, as I'm sure you all know, Texas high school football is a different world.