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anyone from Boise area and able to tell me what it will be like moving to Boise. I will have one full varsity year under my belt. Will have some good references coming with me. I am 29. What should I expect: how many games to do a week, varsity vs. jv? Also, are there any good camps in the area that I might go to during this summer in order to smooth my transition into the area?
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Wed Jan 11, 2006, 12:39pm
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I worked in Boise for 2 years before moving to Missouri. The Boise area is in District 3 when it comes to officiating. All the schools in that district have a contract with the official's association and only officials from the association are to be used for games at those schools.
Current pay for varsity is $47. JV is $33. Travel is paid to one official (usually one of the varsity officials who is supposed to coordinate ride sharing). All games are assigned by a central assignor. Assignment meetings are held about once a month. In a given month I would receive anywhere from 5-15 dates (depending on my availability). Officials are rated at the beginning of the year and assignments are based on those ratings. Ratings range from JV 5 to Varsity 1. JV 4's and 5's receive only JV and below. JV 3 officials work primarily JV games but can fill in for Varsity officials when needed. Varsity 1 and 2 officials work almost exclusively varsity games. Like most places, there are some politics present within the association. Your first year, you'll probably be rated as a JV official. Prove yourself during that year and you'll move up fairly quickly. Here's the website for the District 3 Official's Association: http://www.idahoofficials.com/ Feel free to email me if you want anymore info. I can also give you email addresses for a few of the officials out there. *Edited to appease the grammar gods.* [Edited by whistleone on Jan 11th, 2006 at 03:09 PM]
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Wed Jan 11, 2006, 01:21pm
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From what I remember...the Disco bars were great! Bogus Basin Ski Resort is a lot of fun! The blue turf at BSU looks kind of funny. 
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Wed Jan 11, 2006, 01:39pm
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Hmmm...disco bars and NNU just don't seem to go together in my mind! Did you have an English Prof named Kevin Dennis?? He's my cousin - been there quite a while.
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Wed Jan 11, 2006, 02:24pm
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No drinking or dancing was allowed at this school. Heck, even going to the movies was considered taboo. Sorry, I don't remember your cousin's name(graduated in 1979)...but I DO remember the VP's name, Mr. Ford. Whew, what a beautiful daughter he had!
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Wed Jan 11, 2006, 03:24pm
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* Good Friend * Bank Robbers * Runaway Bride * College Prof. ahhh...the good ol' days.
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