Target:ELEM: Flexible schedules

[Mary <ride3132@RIDE.RI.NET>]

Our district is considering a move towards flexible scheduling in the
library and we're looking for alternatives for teacher prep. Currently
the teachers receive 45 minutes of prep per day. Preparation is covered
by health (nurse), music, art, phys ed and library. We were wondering if
there are other ways in which preparation periods are covered in other
districts, especially those with flexible scheduling. Your input is
greatly appreciated. The assistant Superintendent is very supportive of
a library flex schedule but doesn't know how it can be accommodated.
What works for your school?
Thanks, Mary

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"Knowledge is of two kinds.  We know a subject ourselves, or we know
where we can find information."
         Samuel Johnson

Mary D. Boyaj
Lincoln Middle & High Schools' Library
135 Old River Road
Lincoln, RI 02865

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