A-Day / B-Day Calendar Mccluer North 2019-2020

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A-Day / B-Day Calendar McCluer North 2019-2020 A-Day Blocks: 1, Adv, 3, 5, 7 (Blue Days) B-Day Blocks: 2, Adv, 4, 6, 8 (Silver Days) Semester 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday August 12 OFF August 13 OFF August 14 OFF August 15 A-Day August 16 B-Day August 19 A-Day August 20 B-Day August 21 A-Day August 22 B-Day August 23 A-Day August 26 B-Day August 27 A-Day August 28 B-Day August 29 A-Day Aug30 B-Day ½ DAY September 2 OFF September 3 A-Day September 4 B-Day September 5 A-Day September 6 B-Day September 9 A-Day September 10 B-Day September 11 A-Day September 12 B-Day September 13 A-Day September 16 B-Day September 17 A-Day September 18 B-Day Sep19 A-Day ½ DAY September 20 OFF September 23 B-Day September 24 A-Day September 25 B-Day September 26 A-Day September 27 B-Day September 30 A-Day October 1 B-Day October 2 A-Day October 3 B-Day Oct 4 A-Day EndQ1 October 7 B-Day October 8 A-Day October 9 B-Day October 10 A-Day October 11 B-Day October 14 A-Day October 15 B-Day October 16 A-Day October 17 B-Day October 18 OFF October 21 OFF October 22 A-Day October 23 B-Day October 24 A-Day Oct25 B-Day ½ DAY October 28 A-Day October 29 B-Day October 30 A-Day October 31 B-Day November 1 A-Day November 4 OFF November 5 OFF November 6 B-Day November 7 A-Day November 8 B-Day November 11 A-Day November 12 B-Day November 13 A-Day November 14 B-Day November 15 A-Day November 18 B-Day November 19 A-Day November 20 B-Day November 21 A-Day November 22 B-Day November 25 A-Day November 26 B-Day November 27 OFF November 28 OFF November 29 OFF December 2 A-Day December 3 B-Day December 4 A-Day December 5 B-Day December 6 A-Day December 9 B-Day December 10 A-Day December 11 B-Day December 12 A-Day December 13 B-Day December 16 A-Day Dec17 B-Day ½ DAY Dec18 A-Day ½ DAY Dec19 B-Day ½ DAY December 20 OFF FINALS: 5 & 7 FINALS: 6 & 8 FINALS: 1 & 3 FINALS: 2 & 4 *possible snow make up December 23 OFF December 24 OFF December 25 OFF December 26 OFF December 27 OFF December 30 OFF December 31 OFF January 1 OFF January 2 OFF January 3 OFF A-Day / B-Day Calendar McCluer North 2019-2020 A-Day Blocks: 1, Adv, 3, 5, 7 (Blue Days) B-Day Blocks: 2, Adv, 4, 6, 8 (Silver Days) Semester 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday January 6 A-Day January 7 B-Day January 8 A-Day January 9 B-Day January 10 A-Day January 13 B-Day January 14 A-Day January 15 B-Day January 16 A-Day Jan17 B-Day ½ DAY January 20 OFF January 21 OFF January 22 A-Day January 23 B-Day January 24 A-Day January 27 B-Day January 28 A-Day January 29 B-Day January 30 A-Day January 31 B-Day February 3 A-Day February 4 B-Day February 5 A-Day February 6 B-Day February 7 A-Day February 10 B-Day February 11 A-Day February 12 B-Day February 13 A-Day February 14 B-Day February 17 OFF February 18 A-Day February 19 B-Day February 20 A-Day February 21 B-Day February 24 A-Day Feb25 B-Day (ACT) February 26 A-Day February 27 B-Day February 28 A-Day March 2 B-Day March 3 A-Day March 4 B-Day March 5 A-Day Mar 6 B-Day EndQ3 March 9 A-Day March 10 OFF March 11 B-Day March 12 A-Day March 13 B-Day March 16 A-Day March 17 B-Day March 18 A-Day March 19 B-Day March 20 A-Day March 23 OFF March 24 OFF March 25 OFF March 26 OFF March 27 OFF March 30 B-Day March 31 A-Day April 1 B-Day April 2 A-Day April 3 B-Day April 6 A-Day April 7 OFF April 8 B-Day April 9 A-Day April 10 B-Day April 13 OFF April 14 A-Day April 15 B-Day April 16 A-Day April 17 B-Day April 20 A-Day April 21 B-Day April 22 A-Day April 23 B-Day April 24 A-Day April 27 B-Day April 28 A-Day April 29 B-Day April 30 A-Day May 1 B-Day May 4 A-Day May 5 B-Day May 6 A-Day May 7 B-Day May 8 A-Day May 11 B-Day May 12 A-Day May 13 May 14 A-Day May 15 B-Day May 18 A-Day May 19 B-Day May 20 A-Day May 21 B-Day May 22 A-Day FINALS: 5 & 7 May 25 OFF May 26 B-Day ½ May 27 A-Day ½ May 28 B-Day ½ May 29 DAY DAY DAY *possible snow make up FINALS: 6 & 8 FINALS: 1 & 3 FINALS: 2 & 4 .

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