Absolutely nessecary. Right now classes are strictly related to weekdays. They should be related to "Lessons" (day AND time). I may very well have the same class twice a day, a.m. and p.m. I like then to plan each lesson separately. If I must make changes, I would like to bump the lessons, a morning lesson would shift to the afternoon, this one would move to the next morning lesson and so on.... Please! (there are planners that do that, but not web based and much less efficient)

Adding an extra class in a given day is OK, but I have Science twice in one day, every Thursday. Bumping or extending doesn't work. I need to initially set up a class so I teach it more than once each day.

YES ... PLEASE ADD some kind of feature like this. Copying and pasting is so stupid. It should link automatically, or create a second time slot for a class. More time slots for people with several sections of the same class per day.

As a high school ESL teacher that has the same class for 2 periods a day for the same content... This is what I need!

Having the option in class set up to put in more than one lesson for a particular class in a day would be of great benefit.For example one Maths lesson 9am-10am & another 1.30- 2pm.

I know you can put in extra lessons using add extra lesson but to do it for the whole year for example would be great. And time saving

In Elementary I teach 2 or 3 "sessions" or classes to the same kids on the same subject like reading or math. Add new class is great for infrequent events but I need to have 3 sessions of the same class on my schedule every week. I would suggest you allow me to add multiple times for a class in the same day.

i agree... this could be avoided if i could build my bell schedules into one area and label periods... then when i create a class not only can i simply select which days i have that subject on but which periods

Sometimes my subject blocks are split up because I have a spare or something in the middle. So far I have had to put them on my schedule as the same subject with two different names. That makes it impossible to view the whole subject in list view or to use features such as bumping.

It would be very helpful to be able to regularly schedule a block with one or more gaps in it. This happens to many elementary teachers multiple times per week.

It doesn't make sense to add them as extra lessons or events because it's a regularly scheduled thing. Doing it the "proper" way, features such as bumping lessons would still work for those split up classes. What a difference that would make!

Exactly! Sometimes my subject blocks are split up because I have a spare or something in the middle. So far I have had to put them on my schedule as the same subject with two different names. That makes it impossible to view the whole subject in list view or to use features such as bumping.

It would be very helpful to be able to regularly schedule a block with one or more gaps in it. This happens to many elementary teachers multiple times per week.

It doesn't make sense to add them as extra lessons or events because it's a regularly scheduled thing. Doing it the "proper" way, features such as bumping lessons would still work for those split up classes. What a difference that would make!

Your 'add an extra class' function doesn't work for this as this is not an occasional event, it happens with three of my classes every single day. When setting up times, I need to have multiple class times for each day. Please!

Yes please - as a teacher that moves between buildings and working with teachers who have a split block lesson on certain days this is VERY important. I will need to "Add a Lesson" every week to the same days.

This would help specialist teachers with non repeating schedules from day to day.

I teach several first grades in one day and its almost always the same lesson. I would like to be able to have a class meet multiple times in one day as part of my class schedule rather than adding them every time I plan a new cycle.

To be able to set up the times of the school day with an option of the number of teaching periods.
Then you could add days where you teach the same group twice without having to constantly add an extra lesson each week.