Types of Flexible Scheduling: 4-day rotation

[Diane Culbertson <DCulbert@KDE.STATE.KY.US>]

We have several elementary schools in Kentucky that would like to try
flexible scheduling, but the problem is always the same:  library time is
planning time for the classroom teacher.  I remember seeing one possible
solution called the "4-day rotation"--that is the other special classes
rotated every four days instead of five.

Is anyone out there using this?  May I have your contact information to talk
to you in more detail?

If anyone else has creative solutions to this problem, I'd love to hear from
you.

Diane Culbertson
Library Media and Technology Consultant
Kentucky Department of Education
1925 Capital Plaza Tower
500 Mero Street
Frankfort, KY  40601
dculbert@kde.state.ky.us
(502) 564-7168 Fax (502) 564-6470

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