Class lists: Enable naming lists for other purposes (eg, science classes) #2444
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Who is this PR for?
middle school teams
What problem does this PR fix?
Middle school teams also sometimes make different sets of class lists (eg, subject-specific classes like science, different sets of class lists for a dual-language program When folks did this last year, they'd make multiple class lists and describe them in the comments, but this wasn't visible in the class lists.
What does this PR do?
Moves this up front, and asks teams to name each list, with a default suggestion of "homerooms."
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