San Joaquin County, CA — The San Joaquin County Office of Education has released a detailed academic schedule for the 2024-2025 school year, marking significant dates for students, parents, and educators across various districts. The calendar is structured to accommodate instructional needs while also providing well-timed breaks for the county's diverse student body.
Key Academic Dates and Breaks:
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First Day of School: Students will head back to school at different times across the district, with most starting in early August. Specific start dates range from July 30 for Lodi Unified School District's modified traditional schools to August 16 for students at Oak View Union Elementary School District.
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Fall Breaks: Fall breaks are scheduled predominantly in October and November, with variations depending on the district. For example, Lodi Unified will observe its fall break from September 30 to October 11, while other districts like Manteca Unified have their fall break from October 14 to November 22.
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Winter Break: Most districts will have a winter break starting either on December 16 or December 23, 2024, and extending into early January 2025. This break aligns with the holiday season, providing a restful period for students and staff.
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Spring Break: Spring break schedules also vary, with many districts opting for a break in mid-March to early April. For instance, Stockton Unified School District will have its spring break from March 17 to March 21.
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Last Day of School: The end of the academic year ranges from May 16 for Middle College High School Valley Robotics Academy to June 13 for Discovery ChalleNGe Academy, with most schools concluding around late May.
The 2024-2025 calendar is designed to support educational planning and ensure that students have ample time for both learning and rest throughout the academic year. Parents and guardians are encouraged to check specific dates with their children’s schools to plan effectively for the upcoming school year.
This structured approach not only aids in academic planning but also ensures that students can maximize their learning experiences while balancing rest and recuperation during scheduled breaks. The San Joaquin County Office of Education remains committed to fostering an educational environment that promotes student success across its many districts.
