Athletic Coordination Sample Clauses

Athletic Coordination. Credit equivalency allocation to be based on number of sports for which there is responsibility, as follows: Sport Credit Equivalencies General Responsibility (Men’s) 2 Subtract from total General Responsibility (Women’s) 2 the amount received Football (Men’s) 2 for football in Volleyball (Women’s) 2 summer before the Wrestling (Men’s) 2 contract year starts. Basketball (Men’s) 2 Basketball (Women’s) 2 Soccer (Men’s) 2 Soccer (Women’s) 2 Baseball (Men’s) 1.5 Softball (Women’s) 1.5 Cross Country (Combined) .5 Cross Country (Men’s) .5 Cross Country (Women’s) .5 Golf (Men’s) .5 Golf (Women’s) .5 Golf (Combined) .5 Tennis (Women’s) .5 Tennis (Men’s) .5 Tennis (Combined) .5 Athletic coordinators may responsibly direct other members of the bargaining unit in their activity only, and may perform other administrative duties, but may not exercise other supervisory responsibility as defined in M.S. 179A.03, Subd. 17.
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Athletic Coordination. Credit equivalency allocation to be based on number of sports for which there is responsibility, as follows:
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Athletic Coordination. Credit equivalency allocation to be based on number of sports for which there is responsibility, as follows: Sport Credit Equivalencies General Responsibility (Men’s) 2 Subtract from total General Responsibility (Women’s) 2 the amount received Football (Men’s) 2 for football in Volleyball (Women’s) 2 summer before the Wrestling (Men’s) 2 contract year starts. Basketball (Men’s) 2 Basketball (Women’s) 2 Soccer (Men’s) 2 Soccer (Women’s) 2 Baseball (Men’s) 1.5 Softball (Women’s) 1.5 Cross Country (Combined) .5 Cross Country (Men’s) .5 Cross Country (Women’s) .5 Golf (Men’s) .5 Golf (Women’s) .5 Golf (Combined) .5 Clay Target Shooting (Men’s) .5 Clay Target Shooting (Women’s) .5 Clay Target Shooting (Combined) .5 Tennis (Women’s) .5 Tennis (Men’s) .5 Tennis (Combined) .5 Athletic coordinators may responsibly direct other members of the bargaining unit in their activity only, and may perform other administrative duties, but may not exercise other supervisory responsibility as defined in M.S. 179A.03, Subd. 17.
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