Calendar & Scheduling · Education

Calendar & scheduling support for education professionals who can't afford a missed meeting

By Zack Pennington, CEO Updated

Between faculty meetings, parent conferences, enrollment deadlines, accreditation reviews, and professional development sessions, education professionals manage some of the most layered scheduling demands of any industry. A missed IEP meeting or a double-booked admissions event isn't just inconvenient: it has real consequences for students, families, and staff. Nacho EAs take ownership of your calendar so you can stay focused on the work that actually requires your expertise.

Tools we work with: Google Calendar Microsoft Outlook Calendly Acuity Scheduling

How it works

How Nacho handles calendar & scheduling for education companies

A Nacho Executive Assistant handling calendar and scheduling for an education client typically works inside Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, managing a shared calendar that spans recurring staff meetings, parent-teacher conferences, board meetings, and time-sensitive enrollment milestones. They field scheduling requests via email or a scheduling tool like Calendly or Acuity, coordinate across multiple stakeholders: including faculty, administrators, and external vendors, and send reminders and prep materials ahead of each event. Your role is to flag priorities, approve major scheduling decisions, and show up, the EA handles the back-and-forth that normally eats up your afternoons. Over time, a good EA learns your preferences well enough to make judgment calls without checking in on every small decision.

Off your plate

What your EA takes off your plate

Before handing off your calendar, spend 20 minutes writing down your non-negotiables: which meeting types you own versus which can be rescheduled freely, your preferred buffer time between appointments, and any recurring conflicts like carpool or board prep days. The most common mistake is assuming the EA will figure out your preferences by trial and error, a short written brief at the start saves weeks of friction and gets you to a well-managed calendar much faster.

  1. Faculty and Staff Meeting Coordination

    Scheduling recurring and ad hoc staff meetings in Google Calendar or Outlook, sending agendas in advance, and managing RSVPs across department heads and administrators.

  2. Parent-Teacher Conference Scheduling

    Setting up and managing conference sign-up windows using tools like SignUpGenius or Calendly, sending confirmation emails, and handling reschedule requests from families.

  3. Enrollment Event and Open House Logistics

    Blocking and managing calendar windows for prospective student tours, open houses, and enrollment deadlines, including coordination with admissions staff and facilities.

  4. IEP and 504 Meeting Scheduling

    Coordinating multi-party IEP or 504 meetings with special education staff, general ed teachers, parents, and outside service providers while respecting legally required timelines.

  5. Professional Development and Training Calendar Management

    Tracking PD requirements, scheduling training sessions and workshops, and sending calendar invites with registration links or prep materials to the appropriate staff members.

Your stack

Tools our team works with

We adapt to your existing stack, no forced migrations.

Acuity Scheduling
Calendly
Google Calendar
Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Outlook
Zoom

...and many more!

Client proof

Trusted by education companies

Nacho supports education companies including Devorah Heitner, PhD, Educational Testing Services (ETS), Proximity Learning, and 1 others, handling everything from calendar & scheduling to broader operational support.

Talent Budget

What calendar & scheduling support costs for education companies

Drag the sliders to build a monthly plan that fits your workload.

Executive Assistants
~$35/hour
25 hours $875
Specialists
~$50/hour
5 hours $250
Fractional Executives
~$95/hour
0 hours $0
Your monthly budget
$1,125

Starting at $1,000/month. One-time $300 onboarding fee includes your Strategic Delegation Plan.

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Good questions

Frequently asked questions

Yes: your EA can communicate with parents, outside therapists, vendors, or community partners on your behalf using your existing email or a shared inbox you set up for them. Most education clients find it helpful to give the EA a brief template or tone guide for parent-facing communication so outreach stays consistent with your school or program's voice.
Nacho EAs sign a confidentiality agreement as part of onboarding, and your Client Success Manager will help you set up access permissions that limit the EA's exposure to only what's necessary for the scheduling task. For sensitive meetings, many clients share only the names and time slots needed to coordinate, not the underlying case details.
Nacho EAs are experienced with a wide range of platforms and can typically get up to speed on education-specific tools with brief onboarding documentation from your team. If your scheduling primarily lives in a student information system, your EA can work alongside it using a connected calendar tool, or learn the system directly depending on the access level you're comfortable granting.

Ready when you are

Get your calendar off your plate

Nacho's onboarding includes a Strategic Delegation Plan built around your specific scheduling needs, so your EA hits the ground running, not learning on your time. Monthly plans start at $1,000 with a one-time $300 onboarding fee.