How much is your coaching supplement?

All assistants $500 per season. +$100 for each consecutive year of employment. Caps at 5 years.

No. No. Helllllll no.

1. about 2K. It was higher but they cut stipends by 25% this year.
2. No
3. No
4. No.
5. No. I know that there were only four questions but if there were five the answer would be "No".

Assistant coach....
Base pay starts at 1,200 and it increases a little bit every year. It's essentially step pay. I made 1,500 this year. This is before taxes.

2. NO
3. NO
4. NO

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Last school I made $2300 as JV dc. New school I'll be happy to get $500 and a pack of Wrigley's.

1. $10,000 - DC, HC Track.  It does not increase w/ years of experience.
2. No
3. Tied into #1
4. No

1. $3,042 pre-tax as our Defensive Coordinator, but on our salary schedule it's titled as "Assistant Varsity Football Coach" so I could make as much as a position coach. It improves based on years of experience, but I've already topped out.
2. No
3. I get an additional stipend as our Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, but it varies every year. I run that aspect year round. Last year I made $1,500.
4. No additional funds, but perks... free shoes, clothes, trips to clinics, etc.

1.  Asst/OC/DC (any non HC) ~2500; 3 steps, already maxed out
2.  No
3.  Ha
4.  Seriously?  

I also get about 800 in the winter and 800 in the spring for running the weight room after school for any student who wants to work out.  So, I guess I'm the off-season strength coach because most of the lifters are football and I make the lifting program.

1. Head Coach 5,200 prior to taxes this is the top of the steps, last school much larger was 7,600
2. Nope
3. Nope
4. Nope

I'm in Michigan every school is a little different it should be noted that as a educator the compensation is much better and every position but my current position I was hired in that capacity in part because I was going to be the Head Football Coach (I do take pride in being an educator as well). There was one stop that between my wife and I it was a 30K pay raise from the previous year when we changed schools. So even though the pay isn't necessarily always high due to the impact we were hired to make on the district the opportunity to make a significant income was due to our ability to coach football.

1. About $6,500, MS assistant coach doing 2 or 3 sports and scouting 5-6 games during the fall for one of the schools we feed in to. Our stipend goes up as our teaching pay goes up (if at all).
2. No
3. No
4. No

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NC varies from district to district. My supplement as DC this year was $2785, there is a small increase each year. We get an allottment of $4000 to help pay coaches over the summer, usually get about $500 off of that. We also get 10% per week we are in the playoffs. HC supplement is about $4500, but he is also a 12 month employee.

i get 1800 for hc, i believe my assistants get 1200, i get another 1400 for summer weights, camp and off season on me, i am going to try to get some money for my assistants for camps this summer, if not i guess i will take them out to eat everyday or give them some cash out of my pocket, everything else is no on your questions, i was at a school that gave me 200 every year i was there for making it to the championship game, i think that was a gift not through the school, that was the same school that paid me by the hour for before, after, and summer weights, which i actually liked better than flat rate, i like schools that base it off a percentage of your teaching pay and coaching experience, i was close to what the head coach made as a assistant

We also run a youth camp - last year assistant got paid for one week 500.00 - 900.00 dollars.. had 6 of them do it with me.. This year we are doing 2 weeks of camps.. Help supplement summer pay.. help with vacation... 

As you guys all know anyway you can help supplement your assistants pay you try and do it... 

1 - 7000 and change, flat rate; asst coach with no titles. That is the supplement for certified employees. Those that are NOT certified or are called classified (non "teacher" positions) positions are payed based on an hourly figure; IE they clock in and out each day. I have no clue what they get each 'hour' here, but in a previous stop it was an absolute travesty what one guy made because of what his time card read.
2 - no booster club at this stop, so no BC funds; yet school district pays for each round of the playoffs. 11 game season = 1/11th of my stipend for each round of the playoffs we make (4th round is the finals for us); not bonus for championships, just the extra work.
3 - NO
4 - No funds for extras, though we get some district stuff for 'professional develop' IE coaches trips get a per diem, they pay for our association dues, they paid for our championship rings...... stuff like that. I would add that at this stop, I don't have to drive a bus, paint a field, cut grass, move any equipment, tape an ankle, etc..... district workers do all the heavy lifting; I'd pay half my supplement for that crap.

I receive $5200 as an asst, $5000 for strength and conditioning, $1000 for ten days of camps and $19000 for coordinating our fundraising program.