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Aug 22, 2015
I'm new to this board and haven't posted on TNet in several years.
I'm entering my 8th year as Library/Media Specialist at a K-5 school that has 950 students. I want to finally have a flexible schedule this year. Does anyone have any experience with this type of schedule at the elementary level? We have 37 regular ed. classes and one Life Skills class. I'm thinking I may have K-1 and Life Skills be fixed schedule classes and 2-5 be flex. classes. It's hard to meet the needs of such a large school! I have two part- time assistants, one in the morning for a couple hours and one in the afternoon for 1.5 hours.
Michelle
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