Why physical pegboards, magnetic calendars, and draft papers are costing your school vice-principals weeks of exhausting work.
Historically, school vice-principals and academic coordinators lock themselves in office rooms for 2 to 3 weeks before a new term starts. Using massive grid boards, pins, and markers, they draw timetables block by block.
This manual layout is prone to overlapping conflicts. Even a single teacher resignation requires rearranging the entire grid, resetting weeks of effort.
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