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school schedules	aime-cinema	02/08/08
Hi, You helped answer my question about how the administration determines bell schedules for schools. You mentioned that it is possible to use an Excel spreadsheet to help make bell schedule or schedule(s). Do you know how you could do this on an Excel spreadsheet? Thanks, Blaine P.S. Sorry it took me almost two years to respond!
Clarification/Follow-up by jocase on 03/26/08 10:56 pm: Do you mean a bell schedule which is times that the bell rings to start and stop each class period or a master schedule that determines when each class is offered, who teaches it and who are the students in each class. You could use Excel to type in either kind of schedule, but Excel cannot determine what the schedule should be. There is software that helps with that. Please give me more details and I will try to assist. Clarification/Follow-up by aime-cinema on 12/10/08 12:05 am: Hi Jocase, Sorry, I was away from this site for several months..been busy. But yeah, if the school already knows that they want their hours to be from 8:25 am to 3:30 pm How would they make possible schedules based on the following criteria. 1. They want the lunch period to be anywhere from 25-40 minutes. 2. All passing periods need to be 5 minutes. 3. There needs to be 7 classes 4. There needs to be an advisory period of between 5 and 30 minutes. 5. Need a 10-15 minute nutrition break in the morning. Based on those variables how do the administrators work with possible schedules? ---Blaine Don't worry I will be around, I'm not gonna go anywhere :)
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jocase		05/05/08
Guess you are gone.

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