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RELIGIOUS HOLIDAYS & DISTRICT CELEBRATIONS
2024/2025
- Labor Day - Monday 9/2/2024
- Krishna Janmashtami - Monday 8/26/2024
- Rosh Hashanah - Wednesday 10/2/2024 through Friday 10/4/2024
- Yom Kippur - Friday 10/11/2024 through Saturday 10/12/2024
- Indigenous Peoples' Day - Monday 10/14/2024
- Sukkot - Wednesday 10/16/2024 through Wed 10/23/2024
- Shemini Atzeret - Wednesday 10/23/2024 through Friday 10/25/2024
- Simchat Torah - Thursday 10/24/2024 through Friday 10/25/2024
- Birth of Bahá'u'lláh - Sunday 11/3/2024
- Veterans Day - Monday 11/11/2024
- Diwali - Friday 11/1/2024
- Thanksgiving - Thursday 11/28/2024
- Hanukkah - Wednesday 12/25/2024 through Thursday 1/2/2025
- Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe - Thursday 12/12/2024
- Christmas Day - Wednesday 12/25/2025
- Kwanzaa - Thursday 12/26/2024 through Wednesday 1/1/2025
- New Years Day - Wednesday 1/1/2025
- Gantan - Wednesday 1/1/2025
- Epiphany - Monday 1/6/2025
- Martin Luther King Day - Monday 1/20/2025
- President’s Day - Monday 2/17/2025
- Ash Wednesday - Wednesday 3/5/2025
- Ramadan - Friday 2/28/2025 though Sunday 3/30/2025
- Purim - Thursday 3/13/2025 through Friday 3/14/2025
- Good Friday - Friday 4/18/2025
- Easter - Sunday 4/20/2025
- Eid al-Fitr - Saturday 3/29/2025 through Sunday 3/30/2025
- Passover - Saturday 4/12/2025 through Sunday 4/20/2025
- Cinco de Mayo - Monday 5/5/2025
- CU Commencement - Thursday 5/8/2025
- Memorial Day - Monday 5/26/2025
- Shavuot - Sunday 6/1/2025 through Tuesday 6/3/2025
How is the Religious Holidays & District Celebrations calendar used?
This calendar has been developed to help teachers and administrators avoid conflicts when planning lessons, assignments, assessments, and school-wide events.
When conflicts do occur, teachers should be as flexible and accommodating as possible to ensure that all students can celebrate their religious traditions equally. In these circumstances, students are not to be penalized for lateness of homework/assignments or for testing on a different date or the like. A positive, constructive dialogue with the student(s) in question will help to determine what necessary accommodations or adjustments should be made.
Severe Weather Closures
Under all but the most extreme conditions, school officials have a responsibility to keep school in session. During Colorado winters, snow and ice are to be expected. Those that do not feel comfortable driving in these conditions or are inexperienced should consider alternate transportation options.
As always, we respect a parent’s decision regarding attendance or late arrival for their children. A call or a written note will excuse a student’s later arrival or absence during these conditions. When weather is severe enough to close schools, it is extremely important that working parents have arranged child care available to them.
Discover BVSD's Weather Closures and Operational Services at BVSD Weather Closures.
Emergency and Communications
When the Standard Response Protocol (Secure Perimeter, Lockdown, Shelter or Evacuation) is activated at your child’s school or a decision has been made to delay or close our schools, BVSD will send an emergency alert letting you know via phone, email and text messaging. The alert will also be posted on BVSD’s website, social media and on local news media.
These initial notifications may not include many details, as the situation is developing and accurate information is being gathered. Additional updates will be sent as more information becomes available. To select your preferences, please visit bit.ly/Text-BVSD
Learn more about BVSD's emergency protocols: BVSD Emergency Protocols.
Emergency Information Channels
Website: www.bvsd.org
Facebook: @BVSDColorado
Twitter: @BVSDColorado
Instagram: @BVSDColorado
Visit the BVSD Communications page for more information on Communication Avenues.