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MINISTER'S DIRECTIVE NO. MD 2009-03 School Calendar for the 2009-2010, 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 School Years

Pursuant to section 8 and clause 7(1)(g) of the School Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. S-2-1, I hereby issue the following Minister's Directive concerning the School Calendars for the 2009-2010, 2010-2011, and 2011-2012 school years.

 

Supersedes Minster's Directive No 2009-01

 

SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR THE 2009-2010 SCHOOL YEAR

September       (19 School Days) (17 Instructional Days)

            3          Orientation Day for teachers

            4          Professional Development/School Development Day

            7          Labour Day

            8          First Instructional Day

 

October           (21 School Days) (19 Instructional Days)

            12        Thanksgiving

            15-16   PEITF Annual Convention/CUPE Annual Convention

 

November        (20 School Days) (19 Instructional Days)

            6          Professional Development Day

            11        Remembrance Day

 

December       (16 School Days) (16 Instructional Days)

            22        Last Day of Classes, 2009

 

January           (20 School Days) (20 Instructional Days)

            4          First School Day of 2010

 

February         (19 School Days) (18 Instructional Days)

            1          End of Semester Administration/Professional Development Day

            15        Islander Day

 

March             (18 School Days) (18 Instructional Days)

            15-19   March Break

 

April               (20 School Days) (20 Instructional Days) 

            2          Good Friday

            5          Easter Monday

 

May                (20 School Days) (19 Instructional Days)

            7          Area Association Professional Development Day/CUPE 3260 Annual Convention

            24        Victoria Day

 

June                (22 School Days) (19 Instructional Days)

            10        First day on which examinations for Grade 12 students may be scheduled

            11        First day on which examinations for Grades 10 to 11 students may be scheduled

            17        First day on which examinations for Grade 9 students may be scheduled

            18        Last day for senior high graduating students

            18        First day for Grade 12 graduation ceremonies

            23        First day for elementary and intermediate closing ceremonies

            25        Last Instructional day. Report cards for Grades 1 to 11

            30        Last day for teachers

 

The School Calendar for 2009-2010 will be further amended in the future to add one provincial PD day in substitution for the day originally scheduled for November 6, 2009.

Total number of school days: 195                 Total number of instructional days: 185

 

Pursuant to section 8 and clause 7(1)(g) of the School Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. S-2-1, I hereby issue the following Minister's Directive concerning the School Calendar for the 2010-2011 school year:

 

SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR THE 2010-2011 SCHOOL YEAR

September       (21 School Days) (18 Instructional Days)

            1          Orientation day for teachers

            2          Professional Development/School Development day

            3          Professional Development/School Development day

            6          Labour Day

            7          First Instructional Day

 

October           (20 School Days) (17 Instructional Days)

            1          Professional Development Day

            11        Thanksgiving

            14-15   PEITF Annual Convention/CUPE Annual Convention

 

November       (21 School Days) (21 Instructional Days)

            11        Remembrance Day

 

December       (16 School Days) (16 Instructional Days)

            22        Last Day of Classes, 2010

 

January           (20 School Days) (20 Instructional Days)

            4          First School Day of 2011

 

February         (19 School Days) (18 Instructional Days)

            1          End of Semester Administration/Professional Development Day

            21        Islander Day

 

March            (18 School Days) (18 Instructional Days)

            21-25   March Break

 

April               (19 School Days) (19 Instructional Days) 

            22        Good Friday

            25        Easter Monday

 

May                (21 School Days) (20 Instructional Days)

            6          Area Association Professional Development Day/CUPE 3260 Annual Convention

            23        Victoria Day

 

June                (22 School Days) (19 Instructional Days)

            10        First day on which examinations for Grade 12 students may be scheduled

            14        First day on which examinations for Grades 10 to 11 students may be scheduled

            17        First day on which examinations for Grade 9 students may be scheduled

            20        Last day for senior high graduating students

            20        First day for Grade 12 graduation ceremonies

            23        First day for elementary and intermediate closing ceremonies

            27        Last Instructional day. Report cards for Grades 1 to 11

            30        Last day for teachers

 

Total number of school days: 197                 Total number of instructional days: 186

 

 

SCHOOL CALENDAR FOR THE 2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR

 

Pursuant to section 8 and clause 7(1)(g) of the School Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. S-2-1, I hereby issue the following Minister's Directive concerning the School Calendar for the 2011-2012 school year:

 

September       (21 School Days) (19 Instructional Days)

            1          Orientation Day for teachers

            2          Professional Development Day

            5          Labour Day

            6          First Instructional Day

 

October           (20 School Days) (18 Instructional Days)

            10        Thanksgiving

            20-21   PEITF Annual Convention/CUPE Annual Convention

 

November       (21 School Days) (20 Instructional Days)

            10        Professional Development Day

            11        Remembrance day

 

December       (14 School Days) (14 Instructional Days)

            20        Last Day of Classes, 2011

 

January           (21 School Days) (21 Instructional Days)

            3          First School Day of 2012

 

February         (20 School Days) (19 Instructional Days)

            1          End of Semester Administration/Professional Development Day

            20        Islander Day

 

March            (17 School Days) (17 Instructional Days)

            19-23   March Break

 

April               (19 School Days) (19 Instructional Days) 

            6          Good Friday

            9          Easter Monday

 

May                (22 School Days) (21 Instructional Days)

            4          Area Association Professional Development Day/CUPE 3260 Annual Convention

            21        Victoria Day

 

June                (21 School Days) (18 Instructional Days)

            11        First day on which examinations for Grade 12 students may be scheduled

            13        First day on which examinations for Grades 10 to 11 students may be scheduled

            18        First day on which examinations for Grade 9 students may be scheduled

            19        Last day for senior high graduating students

            19        First day for Grade 12 graduation ceremonies

            25        First day for elementary and intermediate closing ceremonies

            26        Last Instructional day. Report cards for Grades 1 to 11

            29        Last day for teachers

 

Total number of school days: 196      Total number of instructional days: 185 after school boards select one more PD day.

 

Dated at Charlottetown this 30th day of April 2009.

 

_____________________________________________________________                        

Gerard Greenan

Minister of Education and Early Childhood Development

 

 

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