If you are working with a 5 day schedule, you would just set a teacher free constraint for that teacher for the given day. In powerscheduler, the days are A-E or whatever you named them. So you'd block out Period 1 for A day.
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@JasonFss13You can use a Teacher Free constraint to set a period where a teacher cannot be scheduled, but it goes by Expression and Cycle Day, not calendar day.
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If you are working with a 5 day schedule, you would just set a teacher free constraint for that teacher for the given day. In powerscheduler, the days are A-E or whatever you named them. So you'd block out Period 1 for A day.
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Gateway Regional School District
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