Level ATHLETICS Position Stipend Sample Clauses

Level ATHLETICS Position Stipend. I II Varsity Boys Basketball Varsity Girls Basketball Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling 5,986 4,431 III Varsity Baseball Varsity Softball Varsity Volleyball 3,472 IV Head Track (Boys and Girls) Ass't Boys Basketball (2) Ass't Girls Basketball (2) Ass't Varsity Football (3) Varsity Golf 2,559 V Boys Varsity Soccer Girls Varsity Soccer Varsity Cross Country Athletic Trainer Ass't Varsity Baseball 2,335 VI Ass't Varsity Softball Frosh Basketball Ass't Varsity Wrestling 2,033 VII MS Boys Basketball (2) MS Girls Basketball (2) MS Football (2) Ass't AD 1,675 VIII Ass't Varsity Track Ass't Varsity Volleyball MS Wrestling MS Volleyball (2) 1,137 MS Track (2) XX Xxxxx Country Ass’t Boys Soccer Ass’t Girls Soccer IX 6th Grade Boys Basketball 5th Grade Boys Basketball 6th Grade Girls Basketball 838 5th Grade Girls BasketballCHEERLEADING Cheerleader Sponsors Coordinator 1,461 Varsity/JV/Freshman Coach 1,461 Grade 8 Cheerleader Sponsor 438 Grade 7 Cheerleader Sponsor 438 Grade 6 Cheerleader Sponsor 219 Grade 5 Cheerleader Sponsor 219 CLASSES Senior Sponsor (2) 728 Junior Sponsor (2) 549 Sophomore Sponsor (2) 153 Freshman Sponsor (2) 153 Eighth Grade Sponsor (2) 153 Seventh Grade Sponsor (2) 153 6th Grade (2) 153 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS Cheer Block 1,528 Drama 319 Ecology and Science 604 Elementary Yearbook 512 FCCLA 1,222 National Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 525 National Junior Xxxxx Xxxxxxx 202 Plays/Musicals (each) (including elementary) 686 High School Student Council 1,707 Student Senate, Mid. School (2) 308 Yearbook 2,559 SADD 470 Tutoring Coach 604 MUSIC RESPONSIBILITIES Band Director 2,916 Band Activity 1,727 Band, Summer 2,013 Choral Accompanist Practice/ Rehearsal 33 (per day) Concerts 78 (per concert) Contest 113 (per contest) Choral Director 1,877 Elementary Music 1,080 Marching Band Drill Writer/Instructor 2,685 Trojan Corp Supervisor 1,832 Percussion Instruction Summer 1,832 MISCELLANEOUS RESPONSIBILITIES Department Head (7) 1. Math 2. Science 3. English/Language Arts & Fine Arts 4. Social Studies 5. Special Education 6. Physical Education 7. Career and Technical Education Summer Recreation Program (3) 627 each 1,238 Auditorium Manager 659 Spell Bowl Coach 858 Academic Bowl Coach 858 Grade Level Representatives (8) 549 Elementary Student Council 309 State Testing Coordinator 2,048 State Reporting Specialist 2,750 High Ability Coordinator 1,262 English Language Learner Coordinators (2) 1,262 In addition to the amounts listed in the EDEP schedule, the Board shall pay int...
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