Hawaii Department of Education Calendar 2024-2025

Hawaii Department of Education Calendar

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Academic calendars, as defined by PeopleSoft Campus Solutions, “are systems by which you define the landmark dates that drive much of the day-to-day business at the academic institution.”  Universities and schools calendar deadlines for when payments are due and when financial aid needs to be submitted. Other data-driven information includes the first and last day of class, class breaks like holidays, and graduation commencements.

This page contains the major holiday dates from the 2022, 2023 and 2024 school calendar for Hawaii Department of Education in Hawaii.

Please check back regularly for any amendments that may occur, or consult the Hawaii Department of Education website for their 2024-2025 approved calendar. You may also wish to visit the school district homepage to check for any urgent or last-minute updates that may not have been incorporated into the official calendars.

Also note that we have incorporated non-student days such as teachers preparation days, teachers services days, and professional development days into the dates below. Visit the link above to view the full, original school calendar.

School Calendar 2022-2023

Contents

School HolidaysStartsFinishes
First Day of School1 Aug 2022
(Mon)
Fall Break3 Oct 2022
(Mon)
7 Oct 2022
(Fri)
Thanksgiving Break24 Nov 2022
(Thu)
25 Nov 2022
(Fri)
Christmas Break19 Dec 2022
(Mon)
3 Jan 2023
(Tue)
Spring Break13 Mar 2023
(Mon)
17 Mar 2023
(Fri)
Last Day of School26 May 2023
(Fri)
Summer Break29 May 2023
(Mon)

Previous Years

School Calendar 2021-2022

School HolidaysStartsFinishes
First Day of School3 Aug 2021
(Tue)
Fall Break11 Oct 2021
(Mon)
15 Oct 2021
(Fri)
Thanksgiving Break25 Nov 2021
(Thu)
26 Nov 2021
(Fri)
Christmas Break20 Dec 2021
(Mon)
3 Jan 2022
(Mon)
Spring Break14 Mar 2022
(Mon)
18 Mar 2022
(Fri)
Last Day of School26 May 2022
(Thu)
Summer Break27 May 2022
(Fri)
29 Jul 2022
(Fri)

School Calendar 2020-2021

School HolidaysStartsFinishes
First Day of School4 Aug 2020
(Tue)
Fall Break5 Oct 2020
(Mon)
9 Oct 2020
(Fri)
Thanksgiving Break26 Nov 2020
(Thu)
27 Nov 2020
(Fri)
Christmas Break21 Dec 2020
(Mon)
4 Jan 2021
(Mon)
Spring Break15 Mar 2021
(Mon)
19 Mar 2021
(Fri)
Last Day of School1 Jun 2021
(Tue)
Summer Break2 Jun 2021
(Wed)
2 Aug 2021
(Mon)

United States School Holidays

In the United States, each school district decides on its vacation schedule. In addition private schools and universities and colleges have their own calendars as well. You also have many people who visit popular amusement parks with young children (not yet in school), by themselves, or many people will have the kid take a day off from school to try to avoid the crowds.

TRADITIONAL SCHOOL YEAR Probably 70% or more of schools still have a traditional school calendar – but that number is dropping.  School starts up the week before or after Labor Day (1st Monday in September) and runs through early/mid June. Some districts run mid August to early June.  Winter Break is usually one or two weeks starting anytime from the week before Christmas to the day before and returning up to a week after New Years. Spring Break at one point was the week before or week after Easter, but now it can be at anytime, usually during March or April.

MODIFIED SCHOOL YEAR These schools tend to go back mid to end of July, have two weeks off in October, two weeks for winter and two weeks in spring and get out early June.

YEAR-ROUND SCHOOLS  The students are on different tracks so there are usually some kids in school and some out.

HOME SCHOOL There is a growing trend in home schooling. These students will go on field trips and outings throughout the year.

HOLIDAYS REQUIRED BY THE CALIFORNIA EDUCATION CODE
These usually mean 3 day weekends for schools. Section 37220 requires schools to close on the following days:

  • New Years Day: January 1
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day: A Monday or Friday in the week of Jan 15
  • Lincoln Day: A Monday or Friday in the week of Feb 12
  • Washington Day: The 3rd Monday in Feb
  • Memorial Day: The last Monday in May
  • Independence Day: July 4
  • Labor Day: The 1st Monday in Sept
  • Veterans Day: November 11
  • Thanksgiving Day: Fourth Thursday in November
  • Christmas Day: December 25

Some schools also take March 31 as Caesar Chavez Day. It is a state holiday, so, for example, the California State University system campuses all close that day.  Thanksgiving Break in many districts is now being extended to be a Wed/Thurs/Fri weekend or even the entire week. This move is to accomodate families travelling.  Likewise there has been a move in some districts to extend Winter Break to a 3 week vacation. This accommodates families travelling to visit relatives or taking longer vacations.These are not exact dates, but more of a generalization of when you can expect students out of school. June, July, and August will always be busy and usually late March / early April as well

1 thought on “Hawaii Department of Education Calendar 2024-2025”

  1. My husband and I plan to attend our grandson’s high school graduation in 2023. He attends Mililani HS. We live in PA. We need to make plans including airfare, hotels, car rental, etc. We need to know the graduation date and if there will be enough tickets given each student that we may attend. My son living in Japan also plans to attend and needs to make plans. Thank you for your help in this situation. I see May 20 is earliest possible graduation date. There is info about Hawaii announcing 2023 will only have virtual graduation ceremonies to save money. I assume that is false. Thank you in advance for your help. Ellen Winters

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