Madness in the Midwest

Kerry Coombs Has Helped Make Colerain High School One of Ohio’s Best
by: David Purdum
© April 2005

Kerry Coombs has lost control. He’s Colerain High School’s assistant principal and head football coach, but he’s not in charge. The kids, he says, are the one’s in control of his day. His office looks like the inside of several file cabinets or in his words, “absolute chaos.”

“A really wise guy once told me that if I could get to where I’m only touching paper once that I’d be more efficient at my job,” Coombs said. “I’m really bad at that. I’m constantly moving things from this pile to that pile, instead of accomplishing this task to its completion and moving onto the next one.”

His schedule’s no better. Some days he has time to do “football things.” “Some days I don’t,” he said. “I’m the guy with all the plates on the sticks,” he says. “I’ve ....The full article can only be seen by subscribers.
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