It's the best time of the year to make new year's resolutions, plan your 2008 calendar, and schedule vacations for the new year. You'll know when the holiday season officially ends ... that's when all the football bowl games are over ... they are in full swing this week and won't be over until next week. Then it's back to business as usual for work, school, and community events.
There are several community calendar dates that we need to know about to plan for 2008 ... without conflicts! One of the most important community calendars is the Bay County School Board planning calendar.
January 7, Monday: Records Workday for Teachers (still a holiday for students)
January 8, Tuesday: Classes resume for Students (and teachers/administrators, of course!)
January 21, Monday: Martin Luther King, Jr Birthday (holiday for students and teachers)
February .... the Bay County School website doesn't show any holidays this month
March 13-14, Thursday/Friday: High School testing days/end of the grading period
April 7, Monday: Spring Holidays Begin (teachers and students)
April 14, Monday: Return from Spring Holidays
May 26, Monday: Memorial Day Holiday (students and teachers)
May 27, Tuesday: High School Testing Day
May 28, Wednesday: High School Testing Day/Last Day of School for Students (early release)
May 29-30, Thursday/Friday: Post planning for teachers
Bay County High School Graduation Schedule
May 19, Monday: Haney
May 20, Tuesday: Arnold
May 21, Wednesday: New Horizons, Bay
May 22, Thursday: A D Harris, Mosley
May 23, Friday: Bozeman
May 27, Tuesday: Rutherford
May 28, Wednesday: M. K. Lewis
May 29, Thursday: Shaw
Bay County School Board Meetings (Regular Board Meetings begin at 1:00 P.M. on the following Wednesdays)
January 9, February 13, March 12, April 9, May 14, June 11, July 9, August 13, September 10, October 8, November 12, November 18 (organizational meeting).
All dates and information taken from the Bay County Schools Calendar http://www.bay.k12.fl.us/
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JAN: This is a great localism piece. I should do one of these for our area. GBU!!