Administrative+Duty+Schedule

Administrative Duty Rosters are created at the beginning of each year by the administrative staff. The principal can create the document from a place of dictatorship or you he/she can sit down with the team and split it up equally. One fun method is the duty draft. This is where you put all the dates in a hat and draw for dates, trade dates and scheme your way to happiness.

To start you will need to compile as many calendars and event schedules as you can from current campus program directors. You may want to look at past calendars to see what other events need to be considered. We suggest you call a calendar meeting once a month to make sure the calendar is set correctly and no changes have occurred. Once you know the basic outline of events you need to decide what programs require the attendance of an administrator.

Typically home events will require an administrator to attend but you will need to check with central office as to their expectations. Some away games will require your attendance so be sure and consider all options.

If you have access to the WMS Handbook you can access the