High School (9–12)

Spring 2026 · High School

The Spring 2026 semester for high-school students, parents, counselors, and 9–12 teachers. Opens Monday, January 12, finals begin Monday, May 4. Federal holidays and High School-specific milestones below.

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Spring 2026 for High School (9–12)

The Spring 2026 semester runs from January 12, 2026 through May 8, 2026 as part of the 2025-2026 Academic Year school year. For high-school students, parents, counselors, and 9–12 teachers, this semester is anchored by the federal holidays observed in the spring term and the High School-specific milestones layered on top of the OPM federal calendar.

High school calendars on PrintCalendars line up AP exams, SAT/ACT national dates, and college admissions deadlines with the standard August–July school year so seniors and juniors can see the full runway on one printable page.

High School milestones in this semester

  • Freshman orientation and class elections (Aug)
  • PSAT, SAT, and ACT national test dates (Aug–Jun)
  • AP exam window (first two weeks of May)
  • Homecoming week and pep rally (Sep–Oct)
  • Early-action and early-decision college deadlines (Nov 1 and Nov 15)
  • Regular decision college deadlines (Jan 1, Jan 15)
  • FAFSA priority dates and senior signing day (Apr–May)
  • Prom, finals, and graduation (May–Jun)

Federal closures during the semester

  • Winter Break — Saturday, December 13 through Sunday, January 11.
  • MLK Day — Monday, January 19.
  • Presidents' Day — Monday, February 16.
  • Spring Break — Monday, March 9 through Friday, March 13.
  • Memorial Day — Monday, May 25.

Printing tips for letter-size paper

Print the months above in portrait orientation on US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) paper at 100% scale for the standard printable layout, or switch each month to landscape when you need wider day cells for written notes. The High School milestones listed here are layered onto the federal calendar — they do not replace it, so a single printed sheet works across siblings in different grade bands.