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Master schedule

Posted on November 21, 2010 at 10:55pm 1 Comment 0 Likes

Our high school is looking to hire an outside consultant to assist us with a likely total revamping of the master schedule. We struggle each year with timely completion of the schedule, scheduling study halls, common planning time for teacher teams, etc. Does anyone have any ideas of interview questions you would ask a potential master scheduler? The interviews are this Tuesday morning so please post quickly!! Thanks.

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At 6:16am on May 20, 2011, Scott Habeeb said…: Felice - what did you all end up doing in regard to your master schedule? Do you still need assistance?

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