Establish levels of control. For example, you might assign a site manager who coordinates content, a webmaster who designs and uploads pages, department coordinators who provide content for specific areas of the website, and individuals who provide additional contributions. Try to get everyone involved with submitting content. Although some people may create HTML documents or use web development tools, others can submit projects in a word processing format or on a piece of paper. You don't have to begin your website from scratch.
Many schools start with a template.
Or, use ideas from your favorite school websites. Then, build basic pages as needed. Develop a standard template and layout for your website. Involve students in creating logos, photos, and other visual elements for the website. Consider how student work will be displayed.