There
are 181 days scheduled for students and state laws required 5 days be built
into the calendar as potential snow days.
The 181st day may be used as the first snow day without
needing to be made up. An additional 4
days have been scheduled into the calendar in the event they are needed as snow
days.
The
181st day of school is June 18, 2007 and for planning purposes June
22, 2007 is the 185th day if all 5 snow days are necessary.
Rosh Hashanah * 9/23-9/24
Yom Kippur * 10/2
Sukkot * 10/7
Ramadan ** Mid-October
Eid al-Fitr ** 10/24
Chanukah * 12/6
Kwanzaa 12/26
Eid al-Adha ** Jan/Feb
Ash Wednesday 2/21
Palm Sunday 4/1
Passover * 4/3-4/4, 4/9-4/10
Good Friday 4/6
Easter 4/8
Orthodox Easter 4/8
Shavuot * 5/23
* According to Mass. Lawyers Diary and Manual “In addition to dates noted, observant Jews celebrate the second, seventh and eighth days of Passover; the second, eighth and ninth days of Sukkot; and two days of Shavuot. All Jewish holidays begin at sundown, the evening prior to the day of the holiday”.
** Due to
the lunar calendar these are only approximate dates.
