Georgia School Calendar

Find Georgia school calendars across districts.

Browse 180+ Georgia school systems and access official-source calendars, projected planning calendars when available, holidays, breaks, and important dates.

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Gwinnett County Public Schools About 179,000 Students Cobb County Schools About 106,000 Students Fulton County Schools About 86,000 Students DeKalb County Schools About 90,000 Students Atlanta Public Schools About 50,000 Students Clayton County Schools About 51,000 Students Cherokee County Schools About 42,000 Students Henry County Schools About 43,000 Students Forsyth County Schools About 54,000 Students Paulding County Schools About 31,000 Students

School Year Timeline

  1. Aug School Starts
  2. Oct Fall Break
  3. Nov Thanksgiving Break
  4. Dec Winter Break
  5. Jan Classes Resume
  6. Mar Spring Break
  7. May Last Day of School
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About Our Calendar Data

Families often need to compare more than one district calendar, especially when childcare, work schedules, athletics, shared custody, or nearby charter schools are involved. Georgia School Calendar keeps each district page focused on the dates that usually matter first, and the calendar compare page lets you place two or three districts side by side for first day, last day, Thanksgiving break, winter break, and spring break.

Use district pages and the comparison tool as planning summaries, then open the district website or source linked from the page before making final travel, attendance, or childcare decisions. Districts can revise calendars after board action, severe weather, emergency closures, or campus-specific scheduling updates, and projected calendars can change once an official calendar is released.

  • Start with the district page for the school system you use most often.
  • Check the status badge and last-updated line near the top of the page.
  • Use the calendar compare page to check major dates across nearby districts.
  • Use printable PDFs and calendar files as convenience copies, not as replacements for district notices or final official calendars.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Georgia School Calendar is an independent informational directory. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any Georgia school district, public charter network, the Georgia Department of Education, or a government agency.

Pages are compiled from public district-published sources when available, including official calendar pages, board-approved PDFs, academic calendar documents, district announcements, and calendar files. When a final official calendar has not been released, we may provide a clearly labeled projected planning calendar so families can start comparing likely dates with appropriate caution.

Official means the page is based on a district-published source reviewed for that school year. Projected means the page is an early planning estimate and should be treated as tentative until the district releases or confirms the calendar. Neither status means this website is the official district publisher.

The calendar compare page lets you search for two or three districts and view key dates side by side. It is useful for families comparing nearby districts, shared-custody schedules, charter schools, athletics, childcare, or work planning. If the districts have different status badges, treat the least certain status as the planning limit.

Projected dates are best for early comparison and rough planning, not final commitments. They can help families spot likely break windows before a district publishes the final calendar, but trips, deposits, custody exchanges, childcare contracts, and attendance decisions should wait for the district's current official source whenever possible.

Districts may revise calendars because of board action, weather closures, emergency days, state testing windows, campus-specific needs, or new district announcements. Projected calendars are especially likely to change when an official district calendar becomes available. Critical dates should be confirmed with the district before families make binding plans.

Double-check the first day of school, last day of school, Thanksgiving break, winter break, spring break, early-release days, teacher workdays that affect students, and any weather make-up days. These are the dates most likely to affect transportation, childcare, work schedules, family travel, and attendance planning.

Downloads hosted on this site are convenience copies generated from the page data unless a page specifically links to an external district source. They inherit the page status: official-source downloads are summaries of reviewed data, while projected downloads are planning aids. Verify important dates with the district's own calendar page or document.

Send the district name, school year, date in question, and source link through the contact page. Corrections are reviewed against public district sources when available, and projected pages are updated when stronger source information is found.