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District staff to collect time data to make stipend pay more equitable

Manitowoc School District Board · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Staff said they will gather data on hours worked outside the school day for athletics, fine arts and clubs, with an aim to present a data-driven stipend proposal next spring clarifying time commitments and equitable pay distribution.

Stacy told the committee the district will collect information on time commitments for extracurricular work (practices, rehearsals, games) so future stipend decisions are evidence-based. "I'm a baseball coach. I have approximately 35 practices that last 2.5 hours a piece, and I have 17 games that last 2.5 hours a piece," Stacy said to illustrate the kind of out-of-school-hour commitment staff will document.

Stacy said the district will also compare its stipends with conference districts and look at numbers of paid coaches relative to participant counts. Staff aim to return a revised stipend recommendation informed by that data within about a year.