Reply to "Can high school coaches charge varsity players for lesson during season?"

Smitty2810,000+ posts

I don't have a problem with HS coaches charging for lessons, provided they are outside of normal practice hours. They get paid $3500 - $4000 to coach for 6 months of work, and make far more giving lessons, so unless they are also a teacher what are they to do to earn a living? Here in Southern California more and more schools are hiring successful travel ball coaches, and HS baseball is year-round. If the AD wants to clamp down too hard on this we'll be back to the "biology teacher" coaching the team in his spare time and the better ball players will transfer out.

4/9/192:38 PM

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