No Impact on Kentucky HS Football Coaches from Bill to Boost Pay
A bill aimed at boosting pay for high school coaches in Florida is headed to Gov. DeSantis, but it may have little impact on Kentucky's gridiron. The KHSAA, governing body for Kentucky high school athletics, oversees football programs across the state. As the 2026 high school football season approaches, coaches in the Bluegrass State will continue to work under the current compensation structure. The bill's focus on Florida may leave Kentucky coaches unaffected, at least for now. The KHSAA will continue to monitor the situation, but for now, the focus remains on the upcoming season.
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