SEC: Scheduling computer lab in high school

[Sue Buchanan <sue.buchanan@EMAIL.MCSK-12.ORG>]

Dear Group,

I go back to school tomorrow for the 2003-2004 school year. Today I remembered one 
situation I meant to ponder and research during this summer break. Now I'm turning 
to you.

We schedule our computer lab (part of the media center) and some teachers schedule 
for 1 to 2 weeks (yes, 5-10 consecutive school days) for a particular class period. 
I have rarely seen a class need that much time, even for their senior projects.

How do you handle the number of consecutive days teachers may sign up for at your 
high school?

I checked the archives and found a ton of hits related to flexible scheduling in 
elementary schools, but little on scheduling in high schools.

Thank you for your input.

Sue Buchanan
Media Specialist
Franklin High School

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