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End of Quarter 3 (43 Days)

End of Quarter 1: October 31End of Quarter 2/Semester 1: January 23End of Quarter 3: March 27End of Quarter 4/Semester 2: June 9

No School/Spring Break (3/30-4/6)

Start of Quarter 4 (44 Days)

Start of Quarter 1/Semester 1: September 2 Start of Quarter 2: November 4 Start of Quarter 3/Semester 2: January 26 Start of Quarter 4: April 7

Prisoner's of War Remembrance Day - DPI Observance Day

American's Creed Day - DPI Observance Day

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Patriots' Day - DPI Observance Day

Wisconsin Public School Observance Day to mark the date in 1775 when shots were fired in Lexington, beginning of the Revolutionary War. Enacted August 30, 2001, from the 2001 Laws of Wisconsin, Act 16 budget bill. More information and educational resources are available......More

Wisconsin Public School Observance Day to mark the date in 1775 when shots were fired in Lexington, beginning of the Revolutionary War. Enacted August 30, 2001, from the 2001 Laws of Wisconsin, Act 16 budget bill. More information and educational resources are available on the Department of Public Instruction Social Studies Education Observance Days website [1].[1] https://dpi.wi.gov/social-studies/laws/observance-days

Environmental Awareness Day - DPI Observance Day

Wisconsin Public School Observance Day, marking the anniversary of Earth Day (April 22, 1970) and urging schools to conduct programs across subject areas to enhance students' understanding of the environment and to promote an ethic of environmental stewardship. Enacted ......More

Wisconsin Public School Observance Day, marking the anniversary of Earth Day (April 22, 1970) and urging schools to conduct programs across subject areas to enhance students' understanding of the environment and to promote an ethic of environmental stewardship. Enacted May 23, 1990, from the 1989 Laws of Wisconsin, Act 146. More information and educational resources are available on the Department of Public Instruction Social Studies Education Observance Days website [1].[1] https://dpi.wi.gov/social-studies/laws/observance-days