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What percentage of McDowell County kids does the VHSL count as the future Tazewell County population?

But... If you don't teach, you can recruit outside of the school.

Great hire. 
Proven winner and knows how to run a program. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Great hire. 
Proven winner and knows how to run a program. 

Put your money on Rich Valley. If they can get past Garden, nobody in the East will touch then. 

Great hire. 
Proven winner and knows how to run a program. 

Some of these kids have a terrible group of people surrounding them as well.
They hitch to the kid's wagon in hopes of some huge NIL deal or even further, NFL contract.
They will put thoughts in the kid's head that they are a P5 talent or the League is a no doubt outcome to their career.
I see it damn near every day and the kid is the one who suffers in the end. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

Nothing about education is easy. 
One of the most overworked, underpaid professions there is. 

My wife is a teacher and I've worked in education for 23 years. I would disagree.
Being a classroom teacher with constant student interaction from 8 am to 3:30 pm, plus bus duty days with little to no breaks, M-F, in addition to using your planning period to remediate students and call parents.
Then, grading papers and answering student and parent questions throughout the evening.
I'm sorry but assistant principals don't even come close to that level of continuous work. You might argue that they deal with parent complaints, but these days, most administrators dodge, deflect and refer parents back to the teacher. If they don't, then the teacher gets yelled at, still not escaping. Remember, everything flows down hill.

But... If you don't teach, you can recruit outside of the school.

But... If you don't teach, you can recruit outside of the school.

But... If you don't teach, you can recruit outside of the school.

So, is Trivette coming to Central to play football?

No, she going to coach there, pending McAmis approval. 

Soccer also cannibalizes track athletes as well.  Having four spring sports (three bigger ones) is a bit much for the boys side.  Moving soccer to the fall makes a lot of sense as football is the only major sports (for boys).  Having baseball, soccer, track and tennis in one season is a bit much, especially when you only have football, golf and cross country in the fall.