Head Varsity Clause Samples

Head Varsity. The following procedures will be followed for interviewing applicants for head varsity coaching positions. If a posting results in both internal and external applicants, a committee consisting of the Athletic Director, High School Principal and a person of the Associations choice will recommend the most qualified candidate from all applicants internal and external. Qualifications shall include, but not be limited to, past evaluations of job performance and other mutually agreed upon criteria determined by the committee. The applicant determined by the committee to be the most qualified shall be recommended to the Board for appointment. If the Board does not accept the committee’s recommendation, the position shall be filled from the qualified internal applicants as provided above in paragraph 2.a.
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Head Varsity. The following procedures will be followed for interviewing applicants for head varsity coaching positions. If a posting results in both internal and external applicants, a committee consisting of the Athletic Director, High School Principal and a person of the Associations choice will recommend the most qualified candidate from all applicants internal and external. Qualifications shall include, but not be limited to, past evaluations of job performance and other mutually agreed upon criteria determined by the committee. The applicant determined by the committee to be the most qualified shall be recommended to the Board IRU DSSRLQWPHQW ,I WKH %RDUG GRHV QR position shall be filled from the qualified internal applicants as provided above in paragraph 2.a.
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