Vermont football

I looked into teaching/coaching in Vermont out of college (2000). The teacher's salaries are among the lowest in America with most teachers starting in the low 20s. In terms of quality of football, it is very poor with very few football players going to division 1 schools. However, it is a beautiful place to live. Burlington is an amazing city and Vermont is the home of Ben and Jerry's. The mountains are amazing and the lifestyle is quite laid back. Just some input from a Pennsylvanian.

Coach,

I coach in New Hampshire (about 40 min north of Boston), and our football is actually pretty decent here (we've had a few nationally ranked teams over the last 5 or 6 years), but Vermont football is not particularly strong. Our All-Star Team plays their All-Star Team in August every year, and we hold probably a 90% winning ratio. I have coached camps in Vermont before and the kids are very raw. But, they are also good kids who love football and are very willing to learn.

Charger, thanks for your reply. I know Florida will lose a good coach when you decide to move on to the green mountains of Vermont!

Coach Easton