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Kentucky Scheduling Series Statewide Training

Join us for free scheduling series trainings!

Please note: You must register for each part separately. All times EST.

February 6

Part 1: Preparing calendars for the future scheduling year

  • Creating New School Years

  • Creating New Calendars

  • Rolling Forward Calendars

  • Updating Calendar Setup (Calendar Info, Grade Levels, Schedule Structures, Terms, Periods, Days)

  • Creating/Updating Departments

  • Rolling Forward Enrollments

  • Enrollment Cleanup Wizard

  • Rolling Forward Reports

  • Rolling Forward Transportation

  • Rolling Forward Student Constraints

  • User Calendar Groups

February 18 or 20

Part 2: Cleaning up courses and entering requests for the future scheduling year

Register today:

  • Creating/Modifying Course Catalogs

  • Creating/Modifying, Copying, and Pushing Course Masters

  • Creating/Modifying and Copying Courses

  • Creating/Modifying Course Rules

  • Creating/Modifying Sections

  • Understanding Scheduling Units

  • Creating Course Requests via the Request Wizard or Walk In Scheduler

  • Working with Course Requests entered by Teachers or Students via Course Registration

  • Working with the Course Plan Administration Tool to Generate Course Requests

  • Creating/Modifying Student Constraints

  • Understanding and Using Scheduling Groups

March 6

Part 3: Building the Master Schedule for the future school year

Register today:

  • Schedule Building Reports

  • Staff Planner

  • Course Planner

  • Trials

  • Scheduling Board (Display Options, Build Settings, Automatically Building Section, Manually Building Section)

March 27

Part 4: Loading students into rosters and filling scheduling gaps for the future scheduling year

Register today:

  • Configure Load Settings

  • Adjust Section Balance Settings

  • Load Sections

  • Configure View Settings for Loading

  • Understand Load Statistics

  • Fill Student Schedule Gaps

  • Add Students to Scheduling Groups/Teams

  • Understand Load Reports