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Calendar (Clip and save) 1978-*79 Rappahannock School Calendar August 16 — Administrative Meeting August 21 — Inservice for new teachers August 22-25 — Professional days August 28 — First day of school September 1 — Professional day (no classes) September 4 — Labor Day holiday October 9 — End of the first six weeks grading period October 16 — Parent conferences from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (no classes) November 3 — Professional day (no classes) November 22 — End of the second six weeks grading period November 23 and 24 — Thanksgiving holidays December 22 — Beginning of Christmas holidays January 2 — School reopens
January 18 — End of the third six weeks grading period January 19 — Professional day (no classes) January 29 — Parent conferences from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m (no classes) February 19 — Washington’s Birthday holiday March 5 — Professional day (no classes) March 7 — End of the fourth six weeks grading period April 11-17 — Easter holidays April 24 — End of the fifth six weeks grading period May 28 — Memorial Day holiday June 6 — Final day of school June 7 and 8 — Teacher work days Priority schedule for makeup days 1. January 19 (teacher work day re-scheduled for January 20) 2. February 19 3. March 5 4. April 11 5. May 28 6. April 17 7. April 12 8. June 7 9. April 16 10. Saturday clashes ++++ If there is doubt between two duties, take the nearest. Some worthy people neglect their family for the sake of the heathen; but duty, like charity, should begin at home.
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