High schools and career centers created master schedules for the 2006-07 school year using the Silk Scheduler. Silk was purchased from ExLogica Corporation at the request of high school administrator and guidance counselor organizations. This project directly involved every school district division except Facilities.

Core teams of four people from each high school and career center attended extensive workshops throughout the year. The final product was the school's master schedule. During the workshops, Silk gave schools the ability to test multiple versions of a master schedule, immediately see the results, make adjustments as needed, and create "what-if" scenarios. The team could search for the best possible master schedule that would meet the academic needs of the students, utilize resources efficiently, and balance class loads. Silk enabled schools to create Automatic Course Requests (ACRs) for student placement. District subject area supervisors and the local school staff translated our traditional recommended sequence of courses into rules executed by Silk. As a result, students were recommended for courses based on test scores, grade history, and other academic qualifications. Consequently, the courses stretched the students academically and identified those in need of remediation.