Disclaimer

Look — we’re not your school district.

We’re a small team that reads official school calendars and puts the dates in one place so you don’t have to dig through a district website at 11pm trying to figure out when spring break starts. That’s it. That’s what we do.

Every date on this site comes from an official source. We link to that source on every state and district page — the district’s own website, their board-approved PDF, their news release. We check it. A real person checks it. We don’t use AI to guess dates. We don’t scrape calendars and hope for the best.

But here’s the thing: school districts change their calendars. They do it all the time. Hurricanes, snow days, board decisions, emergency closures — any of these can shift a date after we publish it. We can’t control that. We can’t promise a district won’t change its mind next week.

So please — before you book flights, put down a deposit on a rental, or request time off work, check with your specific school. Not us. Not the district website in general. Your school. The one your kid actually goes to.

We try to keep every page updated. We show the date we last checked the page in the source tracker section. But we’re human. We miss things. If you find a date that’s wrong, email us at support@myschoolbreaks.com and tell us. Include the district name and a link to the official calendar if you have one. We’ll check it, fix it, and thank you for it.

We’re not affiliated with any school district, state department of education, or government agency. We don’t have inside information. We don’t have a direct line to the superintendent’s office. We’re just people who read calendars so you don’t have to.

Use this site as a starting point. Verify before you commit. That’s all we ask.