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Top 25 Highest Paid HS Football Coaches in Houston
Posted on 11/15/23 at 11:51 am
Posted on 11/15/23 at 11:51 am
From Football Scoop and Houston Chronicle
Houston Chronicle Article
Houston's top 25 paid high school coaches making well over $100k
Texas continues to lead the way in coaches pay nationally.
1. Carl Abseck, Barbers Hill High School ($179,917.67)
2. John Snelson, Dickinson High School ($154,030.37)
3. Gary Joseph, Katy High School ($153,877.26)
4. Todd McVey, Tompkins High School ($146,536.65)
5. Ron Counter, Morton Ranch High School ($141,055.51)
6. Willie Gaston, North Shore High School ($138,991.20)
7. Chad Simmons, Taylor High School ($136,502.95)
8. Greg McCaig, Cypress Creek High School ($135,353.00)
9. David Snokhous, Jersey Village High School ($134,407.00)
10. Michael Allison, Dawson High School ($133,922.04)
11. Jeff Miller, Cy-Fair High School ($133,076.00)
12. William Gotte, Pearland High School ($132,258.28)
13. Blake Ryder, Santa Fe High School ($132,014.00)
14. Shane Hallmark, Klein High School ($131,620.30)
15. Cody Simper, Cypress Woods High School ($130,850.00)
T-16. Lonnie Madison, Bridgeland High School ($130,849.00)
T-16. Sean McAuliffe, Cypress Ranch High School ($130,849.00)
T-16. Todd Thompson, Langham Creek High School ($130,849.00)
19. James Rabe, Jordan High School ($129,716.62)
20. Christopher Dudley, Cinco Ranch High School ($128,467.21)
21. Mark Schmid, Oak Ridge High School ($127,918.26)
22. Dougland McDougald, West Fork High School ($127,619.95)
23. J Jensen, Mayde Creek High School ($127,499.77)
24. Averion Hurts, Channelview High School ($127,201.00)
25. James Rapp, The Woodlands High School ($126,901.26)
Some of these guys are also the AD. so they get salary plus stipends
Some of them have been in the system for a LONG time (like Gary Joseph) with tremendous success and over two decades of COL raises has them pretty high up on the list
Houston Chronicle Article
Houston's top 25 paid high school coaches making well over $100k
Texas continues to lead the way in coaches pay nationally.
1. Carl Abseck, Barbers Hill High School ($179,917.67)
2. John Snelson, Dickinson High School ($154,030.37)
3. Gary Joseph, Katy High School ($153,877.26)
4. Todd McVey, Tompkins High School ($146,536.65)
5. Ron Counter, Morton Ranch High School ($141,055.51)
6. Willie Gaston, North Shore High School ($138,991.20)
7. Chad Simmons, Taylor High School ($136,502.95)
8. Greg McCaig, Cypress Creek High School ($135,353.00)
9. David Snokhous, Jersey Village High School ($134,407.00)
10. Michael Allison, Dawson High School ($133,922.04)
11. Jeff Miller, Cy-Fair High School ($133,076.00)
12. William Gotte, Pearland High School ($132,258.28)
13. Blake Ryder, Santa Fe High School ($132,014.00)
14. Shane Hallmark, Klein High School ($131,620.30)
15. Cody Simper, Cypress Woods High School ($130,850.00)
T-16. Lonnie Madison, Bridgeland High School ($130,849.00)
T-16. Sean McAuliffe, Cypress Ranch High School ($130,849.00)
T-16. Todd Thompson, Langham Creek High School ($130,849.00)
19. James Rabe, Jordan High School ($129,716.62)
20. Christopher Dudley, Cinco Ranch High School ($128,467.21)
21. Mark Schmid, Oak Ridge High School ($127,918.26)
22. Dougland McDougald, West Fork High School ($127,619.95)
23. J Jensen, Mayde Creek High School ($127,499.77)
24. Averion Hurts, Channelview High School ($127,201.00)
25. James Rapp, The Woodlands High School ($126,901.26)
Some of these guys are also the AD. so they get salary plus stipends
Some of them have been in the system for a LONG time (like Gary Joseph) with tremendous success and over two decades of COL raises has them pretty high up on the list
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Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:08 pm to supatigah
I'm in the wrong profession
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:10 pm to supatigah
Katy ISD swinging a big fricking cock.
ETA: Cy-Fair I see you creepin.
ETA: Cy-Fair I see you creepin.
This post was edited on 11/15/23 at 12:13 pm
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:14 pm to supatigah
Today I learned finance bros make more than top tier Texas HS football coaches.
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:15 pm to supatigah
My district in Kansas you get your teaching salary plus 6k 
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:20 pm to supatigah
Was this meant to be a "gotcha" on salaries for High School Football coaches?
Think about how many kids these coaches have helped obtain a college scholarship.
Think about how many kids these coaches have helped obtain a college scholarship.
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:26 pm to bad93ex
quote:
Think about how many kids these coaches have helped obtain a college scholarship.
The coaches worth this kind of money can win without kids who get scholarships
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:29 pm to supatigah
The melt from coach salaries on the r/Texas and r/Houston Reddit pages has been hilarious to take in.
1. This is only head coaches, so doesn’t include most teacher/coaches that make up a coaching staff.
2. Coaches work from like 6am - 8pm thru November/December. Most head coaches are usually also the AD, so that adds a large sum onto their salary. AD’s are constantly at sporting events and other district stuff throughout the entire school and athletic year.
3. Every reasonably successful person I personally know can attribute where they are in life to one or multiple coaches, as well as many others, that helped them build work ethic, teamwork, etc….
4. Coaches make more than teachers because their product and those they instruct generate direct revenue every time they play or the booster club holds a fundraiser.
Nobody is paying $10, let alone anything more, to watch a pink short haired tranny educate 1st graders on oral sex.
5. Salaries are usually approved by a school board which is made up of elected people within the community. It isn’t like the athletic programs are directly siphoning cash away from a kid’s education.
1. This is only head coaches, so doesn’t include most teacher/coaches that make up a coaching staff.
2. Coaches work from like 6am - 8pm thru November/December. Most head coaches are usually also the AD, so that adds a large sum onto their salary. AD’s are constantly at sporting events and other district stuff throughout the entire school and athletic year.
3. Every reasonably successful person I personally know can attribute where they are in life to one or multiple coaches, as well as many others, that helped them build work ethic, teamwork, etc….
4. Coaches make more than teachers because their product and those they instruct generate direct revenue every time they play or the booster club holds a fundraiser.
Nobody is paying $10, let alone anything more, to watch a pink short haired tranny educate 1st graders on oral sex.
5. Salaries are usually approved by a school board which is made up of elected people within the community. It isn’t like the athletic programs are directly siphoning cash away from a kid’s education.
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:34 pm to chalmetteowl
quote:
The coaches worth this kind of money can win without kids who get scholarships
Outside of the 1A-4A classifications, everybody that is playing 3-4 rounds deep has at least one D1 kid on the roster.
My Alma mater had no D1 FBS kids the last two years and won back to back state titles, but there were a few that went FCS.
99% of head coaches in the modern day, at least in Texas, are dominating year after year with a roster full of kids that won’t sniff the next level.
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:39 pm to nicholastiger
quote:
I'm in the wrong profession
I dont want 100k to babysit juveniles.
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:42 pm to supatigah
quote:
2. John Snelson, Dickinson High School ($154,030.37)
why are High schools coach often land whales?
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:44 pm to supatigah
I think 4 of the top 7 are in Katy ISD. Also where the most expensive stadium in the country is located.
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:44 pm to McCaigBro69
quote:
to watch a pink short haired tranny educate 1st graders on oral sex.
The frick kind of school did you go to?
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:45 pm to McCaigBro69
quote:Oh no, the horror
Coaches work from like 6am - 8pm thru November/December
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:55 pm to PrimeTime Money
quote:
I think 4 of the top 7 are in Katy ISD. Also where the most expensive stadium in the country is located.
my kids went to Tompkins, the high levels of M and F sports, facilities and athletes in their district is incredible
Posted on 11/15/23 at 12:56 pm to bad93ex
quote:
Was this meant to be a "gotcha" on salaries for High School Football coaches?
doesnt seem to be, looks like a straight forward reporting piece from FOIA sourcing
Posted on 11/15/23 at 1:15 pm to supatigah
quote:
24. Averion Hurts, Channelview High School ($127,201.00)
Jalen's Dad
Posted on 11/15/23 at 1:18 pm to supatigah
Do any of them teach classes?
Posted on 11/15/23 at 1:21 pm to Jcorye1
quote:
Today I learned finance bros make more than top tier Texas HS football coaches.
You just learned that today?
Posted on 11/15/23 at 1:26 pm to Porter Osborne Jr
I assumed HS coaches in Texas that were top 10 level made like 250k plus honestly.
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