Early dismissal dates by school

Use the all-school rows for children at different levels. May 27 applies only to senior high; the all-school early dismissal is the following day.

Early dismissal dates by school
DateStudentsSchedule
Nov 23–25, 2026All schoolsEarly dismissal each day
Dec 23, 2026All schoolsEarly dismissal
Mar 22–24, 2027All schoolsEarly dismissal each day
May 27, 2027Senior high onlyEarly dismissal
May 28, 2027All schoolsEarly dismissal
Jun 16, 2027All schoolsScheduled last day; early dismissal

Source: Abington 2026–2027 Academic Calendar — Printable Format

Where the shorter days meet full days off

November 23–25 are shortened school days. Full Thanksgiving closures are November 26–27, followed by the weekend; students return November 30. December 23 is also a school day before the December 24–January 1 winter closure.

In March, students attend shortened days March 22–24 before the March 25–29 closure. Classes resume March 30. Keep the three school mornings separate from the five-day break when arranging care.

Source: Abington 2026–2027 Academic Calendar — Printable Format

Opening dates and the June finish

Grades K–6 and 9 begin September 8; grades 7–8 and 10–12 begin September 9. Families with children in both groups have different opening-day arrangements.

June 16 is the scheduled final student day with early dismissal. The district warns that weather emergencies may require more instruction, but the calendar does not assign specific make-up dates. Check any later district changes before committing to travel immediately afterward.

Source: Abington 2026–2027 Academic Calendar — Printable Format

Sources and calendar review

This guide uses the district materials reviewed for our calendar record on November 12, 2026. The article publication date is separate from that source review. District notices may change the schedule; check the current downloads before making firm arrangements.

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