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Which schools are on spring break this week?

Spring break 2027 falls in weeks from the one beginning February 15 to the one beginning April 26 across the 941 districts we read. The busiest week is the one beginning March 22, when 280 districts take most of their break. Each district is counted once, in the week that holds most of its break; 434 districts’ breaks run over two weeks, and each of those is counted where most of it falls. Find the week you need below.

Which schools are on spring break this week?

Each row is one week of spring 2027, Monday to Sunday. A district is counted once, in the week that holds most of its spring break's school days — the same rule as on the spring break 2027 page — so a break that starts on the Friday before counts in the week that follows. Open a state for its districts one by one.

Districts on spring break, week by week · 2026–2027
Week of (Monday)DistrictsShareStatesMost districts in
February 151 district0%1 stateIowa (1)
March 861 districts6%8 statesTexas (42), Mississippi (7), Alaska (5), North Dakota (2)
March 15207 districts22%18 statesTexas (101), Kansas (38), Oklahoma (22), Iowa (10)
March 22280 districts30%29 statesPennsylvania (57), Arkansas (56), Illinois (20), Ohio (20)
March 29264 districts28%26 statesMichigan (81), New Jersey (48), California (22), Illinois (17)
April 581 districts9%11 statesGeorgia (31), California (11), Kentucky (11), Washington (10)
April 1227 districts3%9 statesNew Jersey (13), Connecticut (3), North Carolina (3), New York (2)
April 1916 districts2%6 statesMassachusetts (7), New Jersey (4), New York (2), Maine (1)
April 264 districts0%2 statesNew York (3), New Hampshire (1)

Is spring break in March or April?

Both. Weeks beginning in March hold 812 districts whose break falls mostly in them; weeks beginning in April hold 128 districts. Of the 9 weeks with any district on break, 4 begin in March.

Week by week

Week of March 8: 61 districts on spring break for most of the week, in 8 states, with the most in Texas, Mississippi and Alaska.
Week of March 15: 207 districts on spring break for most of the week, in 18 states, with the most in Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma.
Week of March 22: 280 districts on spring break for most of the week, in 29 states, with the most in Pennsylvania, Arkansas and Illinois.
Week of March 29: 264 districts on spring break for most of the week, in 26 states, with the most in Michigan, New Jersey and California.
Week of April 5: 81 districts on spring break for most of the week, in 11 states, with the most in Georgia, California and Kentucky.
Week of April 12: 27 districts on spring break for most of the week, in 9 states, with the most in New Jersey, Connecticut and North Carolina.
Week of April 19: 16 districts on spring break for most of the week, in 6 states, with the most in Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York.

On spring break the week of March 8

Texas (42): Abilene Independent, Alba-Golden Independent, Aubrey Independent, Big Sandy Independent, Chilton Independent, Cleveland Independent, Comal Independent, Cooper Independent, Crawford Independent, Crockett County Consolidated Common, Edgewood Independent, Fayetteville Independent, Flour Bluff Independent, Fort Bend Independent, Hamilton Independent, Hempstead Independent, Henrietta Independent, Hondo Independent, Ingleside Independent, Karnack Independent, Katy Independent, Kennard Independent, Leon Independent, Leverett's Chapel Independent, Llano Independent and 17 more.
Mississippi (7): Attala County, Brookhaven, Choctaw County, Pontotoc City, Senatobia Municipal, South Pike, Tate County.
Alaska (5): Nenana City, Southwest Region, Unalaska City, Yukon Flats, Yukon–Koyukuk.
North Dakota (2): New Salem Public, Rolette Public School District No. 29.
Wisconsin (2): School District of Cadott, Weston.
Iowa (1): Audubon Community.
Louisiana (1): Bossier Parish School Board.
Nebraska (1): Summerland Public.

On spring break the week of March 15

Texas (101): Anderson-Shiro Consolidated Independent, Anson Independent, Athens Independent, Austin Independent, Avalon Independent, Azle Independent, Bandera Independent, Bartlett Independent, Bowie Independent, Brownsville Independent, Bryan Independent, Burkburnett Independent, Burton Independent, Caldwell Independent, Cherokee Independent, Childress Independent, Coahoma Independent, Columbus Independent, Coppell Independent, Copperas Cove Independent, Cotulla Independent, Coupland Independent, Crosbyton Consolidated Independent, Cumby Independent, Cypress-Fairbanks Independent and 76 more.
Kansas (38): Atchison USD 409, Buhler USD 313, Caney Valley USD 436, Central Plains USD 112, Central USD 462, Centre USD 397, Clay County USD 379, Clifton–Clyde USD 224, Colby USD 315, Doniphan West USD 111, Fairfield USD 310, Fort Scott USD 234, Garden City USD 457, Goddard USD 265, Graham County USD 281, Halstead–Bentley USD 440, Haven USD 312, Herington USD 487, Hoisington USD 431, Holcomb USD 363, Holton USD 336, Hutchinson USD 308, Independence USD 446, Inman USD 448, Jefferson West USD 340 and 13 more.
Oklahoma (22): Aline-Cleo Independent, Arnett Independent, Asher Independent, Balko Independent, Bartlesville Public, Beaver Independent, Broken Arrow Public, Cave Springs Public, Commerce Public, Coweta Public, Edmond Public, Enid Public, Jenks Public, Medford Public, New Lima Public, Norman Public, Pawhuska Public, Perry Public, Ryan Public, Skiatook Public, Tahlequah Public, Texhoma Public.
Iowa (10): Algona Community, Bettendorf Community, Carroll Community, Clay Central–Everly Community, Fairfield Community, Lenox Community, Marion Independent, Marshalltown Community, Mid-Prairie Community, Winterset Community.
Arizona (9): Ajo Unified, Chino Valley Unified, Holbrook Unified, Joseph City Unified, Kayenta Unified, San Carlos Unified, Sedona-Oak Creek Joint Unified, Tanque Verde Unified, Williams Unified.
Florida (4): Alachua County Public, Okaloosa County, Sarasota County Public, School District of Manatee County.
Illinois (3): Champaign Unit 4, Charleston Community Unit School District 1, Geneseo Community Unit School District 228.
Mississippi (3): Lauderdale County, Scott County, Simpson County.
Tennessee (3): Athens City, Dyer County, Hawkins County.
California (2): Brentwood Union, Porterville Unified.
New Mexico (2): Gallup-McKinley County, Las Cruces Public.
North Dakota (2): Mott/Regent, Wilton.
South Dakota (2): Aberdeen, Lennox.
Wyoming (2): Albany County School District Number 1, Converse County School District Number 2.
Alaska (1): Annette Island.
Colorado (1): Fremont RE-2.
Idaho (1): Vallivue.
Ohio (1): Pike-Delta-York Local.

On spring break the week of March 22

Pennsylvania (57): Abington, Armstrong, Bensalem Township, Benton Area, Berwick Area, Brandywine Heights Area, Cambria Heights, Centennial, Columbia Borough, Cornwall-Lebanon, Council Rock, Cumberland Valley, Daniel Boone Area, DuBois Area, East Pennsboro Area, Erie City, Galeton Area, Garnet Valley, Greater Latrobe, Greenwood, Hatboro-Horsham, Jenkintown, Kiski Area, Knoch, Leechburg Area and 32 more.
Arkansas (56): Arkadelphia, Augusta, Benton, Blytheville, Booneville, Bradford, Cave City, Cedar Ridge, Cedarville, Conway, Corning, Cossatot River, Dardanelle, Dierks, Elkins, Eureka Springs, Fayetteville Public, Gentry, Greenwood, Harrison, Hazen, Hermitage, Highland, Hope, Izard County Consolidated and 31 more.
Illinois (20): Aptakisic-Tripp Community Consolidated School District 102, Beach Park Community Consolidated School District 3, Blue Ridge Community Unit School District 18, Cairo Community Unit School District 1, Columbia Community Unit School District 4, Community Consolidated School District 54, Dupo Community Unit School District 196, Effingham Community Unit School District 40, Fisher Community Unit School District 1, Indian Creek Community Unit School District 425, Lexington Community Unit School District 7, Mascoutah Community Unit, Oakland Community Unit School District 5, Pontiac Community Consolidated School District 429, River Ridge Community Unit School District 210, Rondout School District 72, Scales Mound Community Unit School District 211, Tri-Valley Community Unit School District 3, Warsaw Community Unit School District 316, Waukegan Community Unit School District 60.
Ohio (20): Bath Local, Brookfield Local, Bucyrus City, Cardinal Local, Carey Exempted Village, Crestline Exempted Village, East Holmes Local, Greenon Local, Maplewood Local, Mathews Local, Northwestern Local, Ridgedale Local, Riverdale Local, Sebring Local, Southern Local, Springfield City, Stryker Local, Toronto City, United Local, Wellsville Local.
California (13): Antioch Unified, Beardsley, Central, East Whittier City, Fairfax, Greenfield Union, Healdsburg Unified, Keppel Union, Los Angeles Unified, Los Nietos, Norris, Palmdale, Rosedale Union.
Iowa (13): Central Community, Central Lee Community, East Sac County Community, Glenwood Community, Harlan Community, Hinton Community, IKM–Manning Community, Missouri Valley Community, Newell-Fonda Community, Schaller-Crestland Community, Sheldon Community, Turkey Valley Community, Underwood Community.
Oregon (12): Colton, Culver, Dufur, Gladstone, Harrisburg, Jewell, Klamath Falls City, Lincoln County, Newberg-Dundee Public, North Lake, Spray, St. Paul.
New York (10): Albion Central, Clyde–Savannah Central, Gananda Central, Greece Central, Greenburgh Central, Katonah-Lewisboro Union Free, Lockport City, Sodus Central, Starpoint Central, Tuckahoe Union Free.
Wisconsin (9): Edgerton, Greendale, Oostburg, Pecatonica Area, Platteville, School District of Denmark, St. Francis, Unity, Walworth Joint School District 1.
Missouri (8): Center 58, Kansas City Public, New Madrid County R-I, Nodaway-Holt R-VII, Northwest R-I, Oran R-III, Southwest R-1, Waynesville.
New Jersey (7): Edison Township Public, Glen Rock Public, Old Bridge Township Public, Somerville Public, South Brunswick Public, Wayne Public, Westfield Public.
Alabama (6): Alabaster City, Birmingham City, Brewton City, Covington County Board Of Education, Escambia County, Jefferson County Board of Education.
Michigan (6): Cadillac Area Public, Gwinn Area Community, Marquette Area Public, Norway-Vulcan Area, Sandusky Community, St. Ignace Area.
Indiana (5): Alexandria Community School Corporation, Clark-Pleasant Community School Corporation, Kokomo-Center Township Consolidated School Corporation, North White School Corporation, Peru Community.
North Dakota (5): Fairmount Public School District 18, Leeds School District 6, Lewis and Clark Public, McClusky, New Town Public.
Minnesota (4): Cook County ISD 166, Houston Public, Pipestone Area, Stephen-Argyle.
Nebraska (4): Louisville Public, Pender Public, Southern School District 1, Umoⁿhoⁿ Nation Public.
Florida (3): Brevard Public, Indian River County, Monroe County.
Maryland (3): Caroline County Public, Dorchester County Public, Somerset County Public.
Tennessee (3): Monroe County, Rutherford County, Van Buren County.
Texas (3): East Chambers Independent, Moulton Independent, Socorro Independent.
Colorado (2): Archuleta, Lewis-Palmer School District 38.
Idaho (2): Minidoka County, Twin Falls.
New Mexico (2): Carrizozo Municipal, Pojoaque Valley Public.
North Carolina (2): Buncombe County, Macon County.
South Dakota (2): Avon, Sioux Falls.
Arizona (1): Baboquivari Unified.
Montana (1): Evergreen School District No. 50.
West Virginia (1): Tucker County.

On spring break the week of March 29

Michigan (81): Alcona Community, Alpena Public, Atherton Community, Bad Axe Public, Bangor Public, Bath Community, Bentley Community, Big Rapids Public, Bloomingdale Public, Boyne City Public, Brandywine Community, Bronson Community, Bullock Creek, Capac Community, Carrollton Public, Center Line Public, Clare Public, Clinton Community, Clio Area, Coldwater Community, Columbia, Corunna Public, Crawford AuSable, Crestwood, Croswell-Lexington Community and 56 more.
New Jersey (48): Alexandria Township, Barnegat Township, Bay Head, Belleville, Bellmawr, Belvidere, Blairstown Township, Brigantine Public, Clayton Public, Cranbury, Dennis Township Public, East Windsor Regional, Elmwood Park Public, Frankford Township, Franklin Township Public, Fredon Township, Gloucester Township Public, Hackettstown, Hazlet Township Public, Holland Township, Hopewell Valley Regional, Howell Township Public, Kearny, Kingwood Township, Little Silver and 23 more.
California (22): Alhambra Unified, Beaumont Unified, Brea Olinda Unified, Brisbane, Ceres Unified, Columbia Union, Cuddeback Union, Delhi Unified, El Monte City, El Rancho Unified, Empire Union, Etiwanda, Fountain Valley, Lemon Grove, Monrovia Unified, Mountain View, Needles Unified, Plumas Unified, Redondo Beach Unified, Rowland Unified, Waterford Unified, Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified.
Illinois (17): Berwyn North School District 98, Bethalto Community Unit School District 8, Brookwood School District 167, Center Cass School District 66, Community Consolidated School District 89, Community Unit School District 200, East Peoria School District 86, Elmhurst Community Unit School District 205, Flossmoor School District 161, Forest Ridge School District 142, Franklin Park School District 84, Harrison School District 36, Harvey School District 152, Orion Community Unit School District 223, Springfield School District 186, Triad Community Unit School District 2, Wabash Community Unit School District 348.
Ohio (15): Bay Village City, Cloverleaf Local, Geneva Area City, Graham Local, Grand Valley Local, Hubbard Exempted Village, Massillon City, McDonald Local, Miamisburg City, Mogadore Local, Plymouth–Shiloh Local, Reading Community City, West Carrollton City, Westfall Local, Wynford Local.
New York (14): Binghamton City, Brunswick (Brittonkill) Central, Buffalo City, Canajoharie Central, Cleveland Hill Union Free, Depew Union Free, East Greenbush Central, Frontier Central, Lackawanna City, Minisink Valley Central, Norwich City, Springville-Griffith Institute Central, Taconic Hills Central, Tonawanda City.
West Virginia (10): Berkeley County, Clay County, Gilmer County, Greenbrier County, Hardy County, McDowell County, Monroe County, Morgan County, Wirt County, Wood County.
Georgia (8): Camden County, Dalton City, Dooly County, Echols County, Lowndes County, Peach County, Tift County, Valdosta City.
Pennsylvania (6): Austin Area, Bentworth, Fairview, Iroquois, Johnsonburg Area, Sayre Area.
South Carolina (6): Aiken County Public, Berkeley County, Clarendon County, Lancaster County, Lexington School District 2, School District of Pickens County.
Virginia (6): Augusta County Public, Chesterfield County Public, Halifax County Public, Henrico County Public, Mecklenburg County Public, Rockingham County Public.
Iowa (4): Essex Community, Exira–Elk Horn–Kimballton Community, Griswold Community, Hamburg Community.
North Carolina (4): Carteret County Public, Chatham County, Davie County, Lincoln County.
Wyoming (4): Big Horn County School District Number 1, Fremont County School District Number 14, Fremont County School District Number 25, Sublette County School District Number 9.
Kentucky (3): Hardin County, Johnson County, Shelby County Public.
Texas (3): Broaddus Independent, Spurger Independent, Warren Independent.
Alabama (2): Chambers County, Wilcox County.
Indiana (2): Metropolitan School District of Warren Township, New Castle Community School Corporation.
Wisconsin (2): Baraboo, Hurley.
Delaware (1): Woodbridge.
Kansas (1): Dexter USD 471.
Louisiana (1): East Baton Rouge Parish School Board.
Maryland (1): Anne Arundel County Public.
Missouri (1): Grandview C-4.
New Mexico (1): Bernalillo Public.
Utah (1): Iron County.

On spring break the week of April 5

Georgia (31): Banks County, Bartow County, Bremen City, Bryan County, Calhoun City, Chattahoochee County, Clarke County, Columbia County, Commerce City, Decatur County, Dougherty County, Gordon County, Grady County, Griffin-Spalding County, Gwinnett County Public, Harris County, Jeff Davis County, Lamar County, Lumpkin County, Marion County, McDuffie County, Monroe County, Murray County, Pickens County, Pulaski County and six more.
California (11): Bolinas-Stinson Union, El Segundo Unified, Fairfield-Suisun Unified, Fillmore Unified, Freshwater, Hermosa Beach City, Lafayette, Nicasio, San Jacinto Unified, Saugus Union, Scotts Valley Unified.
Kentucky (11): Boone County, Bowling Green Independent, Carroll County Public, Caverna Independent, Daviess County Public, Estill County, Marshall County, McCracken County Public, Murray Independent, Owensboro Public, Raceland-Worthington Independent.
Washington (10): Battle Ground Public, Bridgeport, Ocosta, Quillayute Valley, Ridgefield, Rochester, Sedro-Woolley, Tenino, White River, Zillah.
Michigan (9): Godwin Heights Public, Grandville Public, Grant Public, Greenville Public, Jenison Public, Lakewood Public, Plainwell Community, Saranac Community, Thornapple Kellogg.
New York (3): Elmira City, Elmira Heights Central, South Seneca.
Utah (2): Alpine, Davis.
Idaho (1): Lewiston.
Texas (1): Brookeland Independent.
Virginia (1): Surry County Public.
Wisconsin (1): Arcadia.

On spring break the week of April 12

New Jersey (13): Cresskill Public, Dumont Public, East Hanover, Edgewater Public, Englewood Cliffs Public, Glen Ridge Public, Parsippany–Troy Hills, Ramsey Public, Ridgefield, Ridgefield Park Public, River Dell Regional, School District of the Chathams, Westwood Regional.
Connecticut (3): Hartford Public, Regional School District 16, Windsor Public.
North Carolina (3): Avery County, Clay County, Swain County.
New York (2): Malone Central, West Genesee Central.
Washington (2): Central Valley, Spokane Public.
California (1): Arcata.
Georgia (1): Candler County.
Nebraska (1): Sandhills Public.
South Dakota (1): Pierre.

On spring break the week of April 19

Massachusetts (7): Everett Public, Holyoke Public, Hull Public, Melrose Public, Plymouth Public, Revere Public, Stoughton Public.
New Jersey (4): Fair Lawn Public, Franklin Lakes Public, River Vale Public, Wyckoff.
New York (2): Bayport-Blue Point, Dolgeville Central.
Maine (1): Gorham.
Rhode Island (1): Warwick Public.
Washington (1): Enumclaw.

On spring break the week of April 26

New York (3): Bethpage Union Free, Carle Place Union Free, Franklin Square Union Free.
New Hampshire (1): Dover.