Schedule problems plague Prince George's students, again

After more than 8,000 Prince George's County students sat idly in auditoriums for the first week of school last year because of a massive scheduling snafu, parents are reporting that schedules available online are incorrect.

Problems have been reported at Charles H. Flowers High School in Springdale, where parents are saying students have not been signed up for required classes, such as science.

"I preregistered [classes for] my daughter through her middle school, and what we signed up for we didn't receive," said parent Nicole Miles of Mitchellville.

Cameron Miles, a freshman at Flowers, did not receive the science or language classes she signed up for and instead received Reserved Officers' Training Corps (ROTC), an elective class, her mother said.