Lower Moreland School Calendar 2018-19: First Day Of School

LOWER MORELAND, PA — The first day of school in Lower Moreland is August 29 — and whether you and the kids are looking forward to the new school year or are dreading the end of summer, you’ll want to mark the date on your calendar ASAP. The Lower Moreland School District has released its 2018-2019 calendar for public schools.

The calendar includes important dates such as winter and spring vacations, religious holidays, federal holidays, early dismissals and parent-teacher conferences.

Here is the full list of dates to know for this school year:

September

• 9/4: First Day of School Grades 1-12/Kindergarten Orientation by Appointment
• 9/10-9/11: No School (Holiday)
• 9/19: No School (Holiday)

October

• 10/10: Early Dismissal

November

• 11/6: No School (Election Day/Professional Development Day)
• 11/16: Early Dismissal All Schools (Professional Development/Conference Prep)
• 11/19: Early Dismissal for PR/MA (Parent Conferences)
• 11/20: Early Dismissal for PR/MA (Parent Conferences)/Evening Conference All Schools
• 11/21: No School (Morning Parent Conferences)
• 11/22-11/23: No School (Holiday)

December

• 12/3-12/14: Keystone Exams
• 12/21: Early Dismissal All Schools (Professional Development Day/Flex Day)
• 12/24-12/31: No School (Winter Break)

January

• 1/1: No School (Holiday)
• 1/7-1/18: Keystone Exams
• 1/21: No School (Holiday)
• 1/28: Early Dismissal All Schools (Professional Development Day)

February

• 2/18: No School (Holiday)

March

• 3/26: Early Dismissal All Schools (Professional Development Day)
• 3/27-3/29: Early Dismissal for PR/MA (Parent Conferences)

April

• 4/15-4/19: No School (Spring Break)

May

• 5/13-5/24: Keystone Exams
• 5/27: No School (Holiday)

June

• 6/21: Early Dismissal/Last Day for Students (Full Day for Staff)

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