scheduler is reasonably happy with the software. Parent compliance (there's
always someone!) is the bigger issue.
I have bookmarked several systems here: http://goo.gl/KDQHA
I would say we're still looking for the ideal system that accommodates
parents with two or more children in school, optimizes the time for parent's
while on campus, and handles schedules for teachers who have classes both in
middle school (where do conferences) and upper school (where we don't) and
handles team-taught courses.
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You don't *really* need to print this do you?
On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 7:36 AM, Joan McGettigan <
joan.mcgettigan@pinecrest.edu> wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
>
> Recently, there were some posts about event scheduling software. I'm
> wondering if any of you use a specific software or a google doc that you
> might be willing to share to schedule parent-teacher conferences?
>
> Thanks!
>
> :) Joan
>
> Dr. Joan McGettigan
> Director of Technology Integration
> Pine Crest School
> (954) 492-4158
> www.pinecrest.edu
> joan.mcgettigan@pinecrest.edu
>
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