Coaches or Advisors of Teams Sample Clauses

Coaches or Advisors of Teams. For purposes of this Article, one half or more of the team members who normally compete in a game, match, meet, contest, etc., must qualify and participate in employer-supported state or national competition for the coach/advisor to receive a team event stipend. Coaches or advisors of teams entered in competition beyond the district level will be compensated at 2 percent (2%) of the extended responsibility stipend each day worked for that sport or activity. The district will fund the additional extended responsibility stipend for team competition beyond the district level for the head coach and any assistant coaches as deemed necessary by the school administrator responsible for athletics/activities and the district administrator responsible for athletics.
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Coaches or Advisors of Teams. For purposes of this Article, one half or more of the team members who normally compete in a game, match, meet, contest, etc., must qualify and participate in OSAA competition for the coach/advisor to receive a team event stipend. Coaches or advisors of teams entered in competition beyond the district level will receive a weekly stipend of 10 percent (10%) of the extended responsibilities stipend for that sport or activity. If the competition should result in additional time in increments of less than one week, the coach or advisor will be compensated at 2 percent (2%) of the extended responsibility stipend for that sport or activity for each day of the week up to the full 10 percent (10%). The district will fund the additional extended responsibility stipend for team competition beyond the district level for the head coach and any assistant coaches as deemed necessary by the school administrator and assistant superintendent. Team coaches or advisors of full year sports or activities do not qualify for additional stipends for state competition beyond the district level unless the competition falls outside of the coach’s/advisor’s regular annual contract.
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