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FRAMINGHAM – Framingham Public Schools Superintendent Bob Tremblay has released a draft of the 2022-23 school calendar in anticipation of the School Committee meeting on February 2.
The school calendar is not official until approved by the 9-member elected School Committee.
“We have maintained a format that is consistent with the current school year, including an identification of major religious and cultural holidays, as well as professional development, no school, election, and no homework days. The district logo, colors and fonts have been updated to align with district branding. This calendar takes into consideration the many factors that impact the final version of the academic year, including contractual obligations, student learning time requirements, school day requirements, parent conferences, and professional development needs. Each of these factors were weighed carefully in collaboration with the Office of Teaching and Learning. The calendar has been reviewed by the Framingham Teachers Association leadership,” wrote Supt. Tremblay to the School Committee in a memo on January 27.
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The proposed first day of school for students in grades 1-12 is August 31.
There will be a grade 9 orientation for Framingham High students on August 30. The first day of school for kindergarten students would be September 1.
Labor Day is Monday, September 5.
The first no homework day is September 22.
The Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah is September 26 and there is no school.
The Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur is October 5 and there is no school.
The 180th school day, is proposed as Monday, June 20th.
There is a professional development day proposed for Tuesday, November 8, which is election day. No school for students, but school for staff. There will be a primary election on Tuesday, September 6, but school is proposed that day for staff & students.
The proposed draft calendar is below.
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