critical velocity workouts should be run "approximately" the same way you run threshold workouts, long repeats with short recoveries, so the CV workout on Mon is a. the repeats are too short, b. not enough volume and c. should not be the day before a meet.
the walk 60m, jog 60m, sprint 60m session is not completely pointless, but you should be doing this in pre-season to transition from hill work in x-country season to sharper-paced track work. and it is only necessary once a week, for around 3 - 4 weeks. once you start doing intervals you can leave this behind.
I don't know what "intense stair drills" are, but it sounds like plyometrics of some kind. this has a place in your schedule and is not completely pointless, but not before every session and I wouldn't personally have you doing this at this time of year.
you should be doing more than a 400m warm up, and you should be doing a proper cool down. in fact, "no cooldown," is probably the scariest part of this schedule. even if you are not training very hard, no cooldown is a good way to get injured.
your coach is probably out of their depth and needs some help.
If I were on this team, I would buy a book on middle distance training and just leave it on the coach's desk or in their bag or somewhere they can find it, pick it up and read it without any one particular person being responsible. I wouldn't worry too much about which book, virtually anything with some running in it will be better for you than your current schedule. a second-hand copy of Running with the Buffaloes would work.
cheers.