Gwinnett County School calendar 2018-2019

Gwinnett County Public Schools students will have an extra break next school year: The district has added a five-day fall break in October for the 2018-2019 school year.

MORE: Meet Gwinnett County’s 2018 Teacher of the Year

Here are some key dates for Gwinnett students and parents to know:

The first day of school will be Aug. 6.
Fall Break will be Oct. 4-9.
Classes are cancelled for Election Day, Nov. 6.
Thanksgiving Break will be Nov. 19-23.
Winter break will begin Dec. 21, and students return to school on Jan. 3.
Inclement weather make-up days are scheduled for Feb. 15 and March 29.
Students will have a day off on Feb. 18.
Spring break will be April 1-5.
The last day of the 2017-18 school year will be May 22.

View the full calendar below:

Credit: Gwinnett County Public Schools

Credit: Gwinnett County Public Schools

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