Policy Prevents Coaches from Piggybacking Seasons

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A new policy implemented by Dayton (Ohio) Public Schools that prevents individuals from serving as head coaches in successive sports seasons has been questioned, given the shortage of available coaches as is.

As reported by the Dayton Daily News, DPS athletic director Shawna Welch said the district no longer wants people to be head coaches in back-to-back seasons in most cases (fall and winter, or winter and spring). Both Welch and superintendent Elizabeth Lolli said those coaches don’t have enough time to focus on each sport, including preseason conditioning and athlete recruiting.

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