Spring Sports Sample Clauses

Spring Sports. Second pay date in April and upon season completion following a signed release by Athletic Director.
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Spring Sports. A one (1) day advance notice shall be given to the custodial staff for all rescheduled spring sports events.
Spring Sports. Baseball Senior High: Varsity, JV, and “C”/9th grade teams may each select one of these options: Option 1: 20 games (+5 bonus*) & 1 tournament Option 2: 18 games (+5 bonus*) & 2 tournaments Option 3: 14 games (+5 bonus*) & 3 tournaments *A maximum of five bonus games could be coupled with regular season games on days that school is not in session. Schools contract an assigner for assigning umpiring crews. Boys Golf Varsity and JV teams may each select one of the following three options: Option 1: 14 (no more than 4 of which may include more than 4 schools) Option 2: 13 (no more than 5 of which may include more than 4 schools) Option 3: 12 (no more than 6 of which may include more than 4 schools)
Spring Sports. Boy/Girls Track (Optional) Boys/Girls* 11% 7% separate Asst. Track (3 Assistants) * 2 Assts. If separate head coaches 4% M.S. Track 3½% Boys Var. Baseball 9½% Boys JV Baseball 6½% Girls Var. Softball 9½% Girls JV Softball 6½% Girls Varsity Soccer 8% Girls JV Soccer 6% CLASS ADVISORS: Senior Class 3¾% Junior Class 3¾% Sophomore Class 2½% Freshmen Class 2% ACADEMICS: Quiz Bowl 2½% Science Olympiad 1½% Future Problem Solvers 1½% Debate 3% Forensics 3% CLUBS: Foreign Exchange 1½% NHS 2½%
Spring Sports. Varsity Baseball Tier 2 Varsity Boys Lacrosse Tier 2 Varsity Boys Outdoor Track Tier 2 Varsity Boys Volleyball Tier 2 Varsity Girls Lacrosse Tier 2 Varsity Girls Outdoor Track Tier 2 Varsity Softball Tier 2 Varsity Boys Tennis Tier 3 Varsity Girls Tennis Tier 3 Freshman Baseball Tier 5 Freshman Boys Lacrosse Tier 5 Freshman Boys Volleyball Tier 5 Freshman Girls Lacrosse Tier 5 Freshman Softball Tier 5 JV Baseball Tier 5 JV Boys Lacrosse Tier 5 JV Boys Volleyball Tier 5 JV Girls Lacrosse Tier 5 JV Softball Tier 5 Varsity B/G Outdoor Track Assistant 1 Tier 5 Varsity B/G Outdoor Track Assistant 2 Tier 5 Varsity B/G Outdoor Track Assistant 3 Tier 5 Spring Athletic Trainer Tier 7 Spring Equipment Manager Tier 8 Spring Strength & Conditioning Tier 9 Fall sport stipends will be included in the first paycheck in November. Winter sport stipends will be included in the first paycheck in March. Spring sport stipends will be included in the first paycheck in June. E xtra-Curricular Stipends for activities shall be paid as follows: XX Xxxxxxxx Advisor $767.00 XX Xxxxxxxx Choice $767.00 XX Xxxxxxxx Advisor $767.00 XX Xxxxxxxx Choice $767.00 XX Xxxxxxxxx Advisor $767.00 XX Xxxxxxxxx Choice $767.00 XX Xxxxxxx Advisor $767.00 XX Xxxxxxx Choice $767.00 XX Xxxxxxx Advisor $767.00 XX Xxxxxxx Choice $767.00 Elementary “Choice” positions are intended for one (1) additional activity at each school as designated by the Principal in the area of Civics, Fine Arts, Academics or Technology. Elementary “Advisor” positions are intended to lead a Student Council at each school. If the “Advisor” position is not filled, the principal may choose to create a second “Choice” position. HS Band Assistant $2,250.00 HS Band Color Guard $1,534.00 HS Band Director $7,669.00 HS Band Drill Instructor $1,534.00 HS Band Percussion $1,534.00 HS Best Buddies #1 $1,023.00 HS Best Buddies #2 $1,023.00 HS DECA #1 $3,068.00 HS DECA #2 $3,068.00 HS Drama Fall Play $1,023.00 HS Drama Festival $2,045.00 HS Drama Guild $2,045.00 HS Environmental Club $1,023.00 HS Freshman Class #1 $2,000.00 HS Freshman Class #2 $2,000.00 HS Gender & Sexuality Alliance $512.00 HS H.E.A.L. Club $512.00 HS Junior Class #1 $3,500.00 HS Junior Class #2 $3,500.00 HS Literary Magazine $1,534.00 HS Math Team $1,534.00 HS Model UN $1,534.00 HS Musical Assistant $1,023.00 HS Musical Choreographer $512.00 HS Musical Director $3,579.00 HS Musical Pit Orchestra $614.00 HS Musical Vocal Director $614.00 HS National Xxxxx Xxxxxxx $2,557.00 HS...

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