Compensation for Post-Season Activities Sample Clauses

Compensation for Post-Season Activities. 14-2-1. Coaches, marching band directors, and Knowledge Bowl sponsors whose teams/bands participate in post-season athletic contests or the state band competition beyond the regular season or league/district tournaments (state qualifying tournaments) shall receive a percentage of the regular season salary (one week’s extra-duty salary) for each week that a team is involved in state competition. For individual sports, a school must qualify at least one participant into the state tournament for the coaches to receive one extra week’s pay. In team sports, any that qualifies for a post season tournament will receive one or more additional week’s pay. The length of the regular season will be determined by TSD athletics manager, using the starting and ending dates of the formal seasons, as determined by the CHSAA. Knowledge Bowl sponsors whose teams qualify for the state Knowledge Bowl in May will receive extra compensation limited to two additional weeks of pay based on the sponsor’s current placement on the salary schedule.
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Compensation for Post-Season Activities. 14-2-1. Coaches, marching band directors, and Knowledge Bowl sponsors whose teams/bands participate in post-season athletic contests or the state band competition beyond the regular season or league/district tournaments (state qualifying tournaments) shall receive a percentage of the regular season salary (one week’s extra-duty salary) for each week that a team is involved in state competition. For individual sports, a school must qualify at least one participant into the state tournament for the coaches to receive one extra week’s pay. In team sports, other than football, the team must advance through the first round of any tournament they qualify for in order to receive one or more additional week’s pay. Due to the low percentage of teams qualifying in football, those teams need only advance to the first round of the play-offs to receive additional compensation. The length of the regular season will be determined by TSD athletics manager, using the starting and ending dates of the formal seasons, as determined by the CHSAA. Knowledge Bowl sponsors whose teams qualify for the state Knowledge Bowl in May will receive extra compensation limited to two additional weeks of pay based on the sponsor’s current placement on the salary schedule.
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