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Key Dates for 2019-20 School Calendars Key Dates for 2019-20 School Calendars Provided below are special days to note on your school calendar or take into consideration as you plan programs and events for the upcoming school year. September 2019 Sept. 1-30 Library Card Sign-Up Month Sept. 2 Labor Day Sept. 4 Richard Wright’s Birthday Sept. 5 First Continental Congress Assembly Sept. 6 Marie Zakrzewska’s Birthday Sept. 8 International Literacy Day Sept. 8 Grandparents Day Sept. 8-14 National Arts in Education Week Sept. 10 World Suicide Prevention Day Sept. 11 Patriot Day Sept. 11 Texas First Responders Day Sept. 15 Texian Navy Day Sept. 15-Oct. 15 Hispanic Heritage Month Sept. 16 Mayflower Day Sept. 16 Mexican Independence Day Sept. 17 Citizenship Day Sept. 17 Constitution Day Sept. 17-23 Constitution Week Sept. 18 Dr. Hector P. Garcia Day Sept. 21 International Day of Peace Sept. 23 First Day of Autumn Sept. 23 School Desegregation Order Enforced Sept. 28 American Indian Heritage Day Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Rosh Hashana (Begins evening of the 29th) Sept. 30 Racial Integration of American Universities Enforced October 2019 Oct. 1-31 Bully Prevention Month Oct. 1-31 Computer Learning Month Oct. 1-31 Crime Prevention Month Oct. 1-31 Czech Heritage Month Oct. 1-31 Italian American Heritage and Culture Month Oct. 1-31 Persons with Disabilities History & Awareness Month Oct. 1-31 Polish American Heritage Month Oct. 1-31 Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF Month Oct. 1-6 Monarch Butterfly Week Oct. 2 Mahatma Gandhi’s Birthday/International Day of Nonviolence Oct. 2 National Custodial Workers Day Oct. 2 International Walk to School Day Oct. 6 German American Heritage Day Oct. 6-12 Fire Prevention Week Oct. 6-12 National Metric Week Oct. 7 Child Health Day Oct. 9 Anniversary of Benjamin Banneker’s Death Oct. 9 Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) (Begins evening of the 8th) Oct. 11 General Casimir Pulaski Memorial Day Oct. 14-20 Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) (Begins evening of the 13th) Oct. 14 Columbus Day/Discoverers’ Day Oct. 14-18 National School Lunch Week Oct. 16 National Boss' Day Oct. 16 World Food Day Oct. 20 John Dewey’s Birthday Oct. 20 Birth of the Báb Oct. 20-26 National Teen Driver Safety Week Oct. 21-25 National School Bus Safety Week Oct. 21 Shemini Atzeret Oct. 22 Simchat Torah Oct. 23-31 Red Ribbon Week Oct. 24 United Nations Day Oct. 26 Make a Difference Day Oct. 31 Halloween Oct. 31-Nov. 2 Dia de los Muertos November 2019 Nov. 1-30 National Native American Heritage Month Nov. 1-30 Military Family Month Nov. 1 All Saints Day Nov. 1 Texas Arbor Day Nov. 2 All Souls' Day Nov. 3 Father of Texas Day Nov. 3 Daylight Savings Time Ends Nov. 5 Election Day Nov. 7 Marie Curie’s Birthday Nov. 11 Veterans Day (Armistice Day) Nov. 11-15 American Education Week Nov. 12 Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s Birthday Nov. 15 Substitute Educators Day Nov. 19 Gettysburg Address Anniversary Nov. 20 Anniversary of the Mexican Revolution Nov. 20 Education Support Professionals Day Nov. 21 National Parent Involvement Day Nov. 25-Dec. 1 National Family Week Nov. 28 Thanksgiving Day Nov. 30 Mark Twain’s Birthday December 2019 Dec. 1 World AIDS Day Dec. 5 Beginning of the Montgomery Bus Boycott Dec. 7 Pearl Harbor Day Dec. 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception Dec. 10 Human Rights Day Dec. 16 Boston Tea Party Anniversary Dec. 17 Anniversary of the Wright Brothers’ Flight Dec. 22 First Day of Winter Dec. 23-30 Hanukkah (Festival of Lights) (Begins evening of the 22nd) Dec. 25 Christmas Dec. 25 Clara Barton’s Birthday Dec. 26-Jan. 1 Kwanzaa Dec. 29 Wounded Knee Massacre Anniversary Dec. 31 New Year’s Eve January 2020 Jan. 1-31 Human Trafficking Prevention Month Jan. 1-31 Texas School Board Recognition Month Jan. 1 Emancipation Proclamation Anniversary Jan. 1 New Year’s Day Jan. 1 Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God Jan. 6 Epiphany Jan. 6 Sam Rayburn Day Jan. 7 Christmas Day (Orthodox) Jan. 19 Confederate Heroes Day Jan. 20 World Religion Day Jan. 20 Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday Observance Jan. 23 First Native American U.S. Senator Jan. 25 Chinese New Year Jan. 28 Christa McAuliffe Day February 2020 Feb. 1-28 Career & Technology Education Month Feb. 1-28 National African American History Month Feb. 1-28 National Children’s Dental Health Month Feb. 1 National Freedom Day Feb. 2 Groundhog Day Feb. 4-8 National School Counseling Week Feb. 5 Anniversary of Mexican Constitution Feb. 5 Chinese New Year Feb. 11 Thomas Edison’s Birthday Feb. 12 Abraham Lincoln’s Birthday Feb. 14 Frederick Douglass Day Feb. 14 St. Valentine’s Day Feb. 15 Susan B. Anthony’s Birthday Feb. 16-23 National Future Farmers of America Week Feb. 17 National PTA Founders Day Feb. 17 Presidents’ Day Feb. 19 Iwo Jima Day Feb. 19 State of Texas Anniversary Remembrance (STAR) Day Feb. 22 George Washington’s Birthday Feb. 23 W.E.B. 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