2019-2020 New York City Department of Education School Calendar is Out Now!

Click here to see the 2020-2021 NYC school calendar!  

Moms and Dads are ready to plan vacations, getaways and childcare for the rest of the year, so we’ve been eagerly awaiting the launch of the 2019-2020 School Calendar from the New York City DOE which is for all of New York City’s public schools. Here’s a list of all the dates for your diary for the new school year. If you need ideas for things to do on those random days off, check out our posts on Things to Do on Election Day, The Ultimate Guide to Holiday Fun and Things to Do with Kids in New York During Fall Holidays

September 5

First day of school for all students (partial school day for pre-kindergarten public school students).

September 12

Parent Teacher Conferences for Elementary Schools and K-8 Schools (Evening).

September 19

Parent Teacher Conferences for Middle Schools (Evening).

September 26

Parent Teacher Conferences for High Schools, K-12, and 6-12 Schools (Evening).

September 30 – October 1

Rosh Hashanah (Schools Closed).

October 9

Yom Kippur (Schools Closed).

October 14

Columbus Day (Schools Closed).

November 5

Election Day or Chancellor’s Conference Day for Staff Development (Students do not attend school). Here are some ideas for things to do for Election Day 2019

November 6 – 7

Parent Teacher Conferences for Middle Schools and District 75 Programs (Evening and Afternoon).

November 11

Veteran Day Observed (Schools Closed).

November 13 – 14

Parent Teacher Conferences for Elementary Schools and K-8 Schools (Evening and Afternoon).

November 21 – 22

Parent Teacher Conferences for High School, K-12, and 6-12 Schools (Evening and Afternoon).

November 28 – 29

Thanksgiving Recesses (Schools closed). Here are some ideas for Family Holiday Fun in New York City!

December 23 – January 1

Winter Recess (Schools closed). Here are some ideas for Family Holiday Fun in New York City!

January 20

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Schools closed).

January 27

January Clerical Day for Upper Grades Only (High School and 6-12 students do not attend, unless enrolled in a District 75 program).

January 28

Spring Term Begins (For students in semester-model schools).

February 17 – 21

Midwinter Recess (Schools closed).

March 4 – 5

Parent Teacher Conferences for Elementary Schools and K-8 Schools (Evening and Afternoon).

March 12 – 13

Parent Teacher Conferences for Middle Schools and District 75 Programs (Evening and Afternoon).

March 19 – 20

Parent Teacher Conferences for High Schools, K-12, and 6-12 Schools (Evening and Afternoon).

April 9 – 17

Spring Recess (Schools closed).

May 7

Parent Teacher Conferences for Elementary Schools and K-8 Schools (Evening).

May 14

Parent Teacher Conferences for Middle Schools (Evening).

May 21

Parent Teacher Conferences for High Schools, K-12, and 6-12 Schools (Evening).

May 25

Memorial Day (Schools closed).

June 4

Anniversary Day or Chancellor’s Conference Day for Staff Development (Students do not attend school).

June 9

June Clerical Day for Lower Grades Only (Elementary School/Middle School/District 75 students do not attend).

June 26

Last Day of School for All Students (Early Dismissal). Looking for ideas for summer fun? Check out our guides to the best Waterparks and Playgrounds in NYC!

 

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<p><span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: Arial; font-weight: normal; font-style: normal;" data-sheets-value="{" data-sheets-userformat="{">Founded in 1980, Beansprouts offers a warm, supportive community in which our classrooms belong to the children. Our teachers serve as guides and mentors, while the children spend their days playing and sharing in a structured environment designed to stimulate their curiosity and build on successful experiences.</span></p>

LREI

<p><span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: Arial; font-weight: normal; font-style: normal; color: #000000;" data-sheets-value="{" data-sheets-userformat="{">At LREI we understand that students learn best when they are engaged. That’s why our 14-year progressive program is rooted in a fundamental love of learning and a connection to the real world. Our teachers, experts in their fields, encourage children to use their curiosity, compassion and imagination to think deeply and to participate in finding solutions to real problems.</span></p>

Portledge School

<h1>The Portledge PreN-12 Journey: Learning is just the beginning</h1> <p><br />Portledge School is where academic excellence and emotional intelligence meet to inspire next-generation thinkers with the confidence, skills, and values to achieve in an ever-changing world.</p> <p>We are an inclusive community where every student has a voice, where adults model a love for learning, and where education expands beyond academics to include a full range of experiences—intellectual, artistic, athletic, social, and emotional—allowing each student to develop a sense of who they are and who they want to be.</p>