Kind of Work for Educational and Athletic Program Leaders
Describes duties for education administrators overseeing athletic programs. Plans directs and monitors instructional methods, evaluates program effectiveness, prepares budgets, recruits athletes, and coordinates staff. Notes funding prospects and growth trends from the Bureau of Labor Statistics 2004-05 edition.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Keystone AD Ted Gordon maps future athletic schedule
Keystone High School athletic director Ted Gordon describes organizing chaos as he schedules years ahead for 15 head coaches, 40 assistants, and about 250 athletes. He notes work already completed for the 2005/2006 calendar and looks toward 2007/2008. Gordon joined Keystone 20 years ago as a PE teacher and head football coach, became AD 12 years ago, and still coaches varsity wrestling. He is a Cloverleaf High School graduate and Ashland University alum with a BS in education.
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Keystone High School
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Cloverleaf High School
Lodi
Ashland College
Ashland University
Athletic Director’s role blends coaching and program management
The article outlines the skills for education administration and public relations, emphasizing program planning, budgeting, and policy knowledge. It highlights the daily long hours, coordinating officials and transportation, and the aim of meaningful lifelong learning through extracurriculars. It notes Lorain County Community College offers two year degrees and partnership four year programs and advises students to consider athletic administration programs.
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Gordon
Lorain County Community College
Ashland University
Steps to Success in Occupations with Bachelor Degrees
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Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
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