It's A Question Of Ethics ...
 

From our local board's Code of Ethics and Conduct:

Board members shall bear a great responsibility for engendering public confidence in sports.

Board members shall be free of obligation to any interest other than the impartial and fair judging of
a sports competition.

Board members shall hold and maintain the basic tenets of officiating which include history, integrity,
neutrality, respect, sensitivity, professionalism, discretion and tactfulness.

Board members shall uphold the honor and dignity of the profession in all interactions with student
athletes, coaches, school administrators, colleagues, and the public.

Board members shall recognize that anything which may lead to a conflict of interest either real or
apparent must be avoided. Gifts, favors, special treatment, privileges, employment or personal
relationship with a school or team which can compromise the perceived impartiality of officiating must be
avoided.

It tatkes two to tango . . .
 

It seems the ethics question goes in two directions. The last statement in the "Coaches Code of Ethics" in the Rules Book, states, "The coach shall not scout opponents by any means other than those adopted by the league and/or state high school athletic association."

But he's giving the other teams (ones he does officiate for) scouting reports about his own school's team.

Sounds like he's got a beef with someone in his own school's athletic department and is just trying to be a jerk about it. If that is the case, he's way over the line.

It sounds like a lot of hearsay too.

Peace