Weston School Calendar 2019-20 - First Day of School, Vacations

WESTON, CT — The first day of school in Weston is August 27. Whether you and the kids are looking forward to the new school year or are dreading the end of summer, you'll want to mark that date on your calendar. The Weston School District has released its 2019-2020 calendar for public schools.

The calendar includes important dates such as winter and spring vacations, religious holidays, federal holidays, early dismissals and parent-teacher conferences.

Here is the full list of dates to know for this school year:

August:

22, 25, 26: Staff Only/Professional Development (PD)

27: First Day of Class

September:
2: Labor Day – Schools Closed
30: Rosh Hashanah - Schools Closed

October:
9: Yom Kippur - Schools Closed
14: Columbus Day: PD for Staff - Students Off

November:
5: Election Day: PD for Staff - Students Off

6: K-5 Delayed Opening/Parent Conferences

7: K-5 Delayed Opening/Parent Conferences

8: K-5 Early Dismissal/Parent Conferences
27 - 29: Thanksgiving Recess – Schools Closed

December:
11: PD for Staff - Early Dismissal
23–31: Winter Recess – Schools Closed

January:
1: New Year's Day - Schools Closed
20: Martin Luther King Day–Schools Closed

February:
12: PD for Staff - Early Dismissal
13 - 17: February Recess - Schools Closed

March:
11: K-5 Delayed Opening/Parent Conferences

12: K-5 Early Dismissal/Parent Conferences

13: K-5 Early Dismissal/Parent Conferences

April:

10: Good Friday – Schools Closed

13-17: Spring Recess – Schools Closed

May:

25: Memorial Day – Schools Closed

June:

10: WMS/WHS 11:55 a.m. Dismissal; HES/WIS 12:45 p.m. Dismissal

11: Proposed Last Day of School: WMS/WHS 10:00 a.m. Dismissal; HES/WIS 10:45 a.m. Dismissal

12: District Teacher Day

For each lost school day due to inclement weather, an additional school day will be added to the end of the year up until June 19, 2020. If additional school days are required, the superintendent will recommend a solution to the Board of Education that may entail holding school in the last week of June, but only after considering the merits of reducing Professional Development Days or Spring Vacation Days.