[Jewelry making - Article 00129] - Re: [Orchid] Organizing a Lapidary-Metalsmithing School

[Lauren]

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>     I am looking for input from folks as to do's & don'ts for setting
>     up a school. What would you do different than you did when you set
>     up a class or school? Any pointers for layout, management, etc etc? 

    My two cents' worth: have your layout designs looked at by someone
    who is actually disabled and uses a wheelchair. I'm fortunate that I
    don't need a wheelchair; if I did, I couldn't use the school I go
    to. The aisles are too narrow, the corners are too tight, the tables
    are too high. 

    Yes, it means you can't pack as many students in, but it also means
    that they'll have enough room to work without bumping into each other
    (not fun when soldering!).
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