HS Asst Clause Samples

The "HS Asst" clause establishes the terms under which a high school assistant, such as an assistant coach or aide, is engaged or assigned within an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the assistant's responsibilities, reporting structure, and any specific conditions related to their employment or involvement, such as required qualifications or supervision protocols. By clearly defining the assistant's role and expectations, the clause helps ensure proper oversight and clarifies the relationship between the assistant, the primary party, and the institution, thereby reducing misunderstandings and potential disputes.
HS Asst. Wrestling Girls (1)
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HS Asst. Football (8) HS Head Track Boys & Girls(1) HS Asst. Golf (2*) HS Asst. Basketball (8*) HS Asst. Swimming (2*) MS Head Track (2*) *50% Boys 50% Girls HS Asst. Tennis (2*) MS Head Football (1) MS Asst. Cross Country (1) MS Head Basketball (4*) MS Asst. Track (8) HS Head Cross Country (1) MS Asst. Volleyball (2*) MS Asst. Wrestling (2) MS Asst. Cheer (1) MS Asst. Soccer (2*) HS Head Golf (2)* HS Head Baseball (1) HS Head Tennis (2*) HS Head Cheer (1) HS Head Swimming (2*) HS Head Volleyball (1) HS Asst. Baseball (4) HS Head Wrestling (1) HS Asst. Track (8) HS Head Soccer (2*)
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HS Asst. Football (5) HS Head Football (1) HS Asst. Golf (2*) HS Asst. Basketball (8*) HS Head Basketball (2*) HS Asst. Swimming (2*) MS Head Track (2*) HS Asst. Tennis (2*) MS Head Football (1)
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HS Asst. Wrestling Boys
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HS Asst. Wrestling Girls (1) HS Asst. Cheer (2) HS Asst. Soccer (4*) MS Head Cross Country (1) MS Head Cheer (1) MS Head Volleyball (2) MS Head Wrestling (1) MS Head Soccer (2*) MS Asst. Football (5) MS Asst. Basketball (4*) NOTE: Experience is based on number of years in theassigned sport. Positions filled only if student participation in these sports warrants these positions.
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