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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here's another idea... Quarter 1 -- 46 days - Begin on 31 July and end on 4 October - 4 day Labor Day weekend - 2 teacher work days plus a week break 9-13 October Quarter 2 -- 44 days - Begin on 16 October and end on 19 December - Off on Election Day - 2 teacher work days plus a two week semester break 25 Dec to 5 Jan Quarter 3 -- 46 days - Begin on 8 January and end on 13 March - Off on MLK Day and Presidents Day -2 teacher work days plus a week break 18-22 March Quarter 4 -- 44 days - Begin on 25 March and end on 23 May - Early release for the last 2 days of school (1/2 teacher work days) - 1 teacher work day on 24 May 9 week summer in June and July. How about that schedule? [/quote] :lol: This is literally the worst schedule ever! No one wants to start in July (!!??!), why in the world would we need a break in Oct for a week?, spring break so early sucks for anyone not flying to a warm spot, Two half days ag end of year are bad, first week of Jan off is awful - if winter break must be two weeks the extra needs to be before Xmas not the week after New Years. [/quote] The breaks are timed to the end of the quarters (1.5 weeks after Q1, 2.5 weeks after Q2, and 1.5 weeks after Q3). It definitely is a change, but it aligns the year so that the semester break can occur at the Xmas/NYears time frame. Plus, it gives breaks that will be more consistent with good weather given global warming in our area. Northern Va will likely have a climate like Georgia in another 10-20 years.[/quote]
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