When is there no school at Marion County Schools in 2026-2027?
There's no school at Marion County Schools on eight single days in 2026-2027: Monday, September 7 (Labor Day); Friday, October 9 (Local Holiday); Monday, October 12 (Teacher Workday); Friday, December 18 (Local Holiday); Monday, January 4 (Professional Development Day); Tuesday, January 5 (Professional Development Day); Monday, January 18 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day); Monday, February 15 (Presidents' Day). Breaks: Thanksgiving Break (Saturday, November 21 to Sunday, November 29), Winter Break (Saturday, December 19 to Sunday, January 3), Spring Break (Saturday, March 13 to Sunday, March 21) and Semester Break (Friday, April 16).
When is the first and last day of school at Marion County Schools in 2026-2027?
The first day of school at Marion County Schools is Monday, August 10, 2026. The last day of school is Wednesday, May 26, 2027. That's a school year of about 41 weeks.
How many school days are in the 2026-2027 school year at Marion County Schools?
About 179 school days: the weekdays from the first day to the last day, minus days off.
How many days off does Marion County Schools have in 2026-2027?
About 29 weekdays with no school, not counting weekends or summer. That's 21 weekdays of breaks plus eight single days off. There are also seven long weekends, where a Friday or Monday off joins the weekend.
What is the longest break at Marion County Schools in 2026-2027?
Winter Break is the longest: 19 days in a row with no school, from Friday, December 18 to Tuesday, January 5, including weekends (ten school days off).
What is the longest stretch of school without a day off?
Twenty-nine school days in a row (about six weeks), from Tuesday, October 13 to Friday, November 20.
Which month has the most days off at Marion County Schools?
December has the most, with ten weekdays off.
Counts are approximate and based on the published calendar.
Source: Marion County Schools, last updated Oct. 2026.
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