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Re: Teacher Stipends
One of the parents put out a stipend to see if we could lure in a teacher to the robotics team. Sadly, none of them would touch us. He ended up taking it himself. We had a physics teacher once, but he left a couple years ago for personal reasons.
You never realize how much the teacher does for the team until they leave. Interfacing with the school is a lot harder when you don't have them. If you have to put out a stipend to keep them around its worth it. 
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15-04-2008, 02:34
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Re: Teacher Stipends
Teacher stipends are a great idea for the team coaches on a robotics team.
As part of their annual sponsorship of Team 228, our town's Board of Education earmarks $4k of the $10k alloted to us every year explicitly for a coach/teacher stipend. It's usually ended up being $3k for the main coach per year, with two additional $500 stipends.
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