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Kurt

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Spring Break is Here!

Here are dates from nearby states. Most county school districts have not canceled Spring Break. Most universities have canceled Spring Break and given an extra week for winter break, or altered their calendars to give more one day breaks throughout the semester - what about your school or city? Are dates below accurate or has your spring break been canceled or moved?



Alabama:
Montgomery Academy 3/19/21-3/26/21
Trinity Presbyterian 3/22/21-3/26/21
Dothan City Schools 3/29/21-4/2/21
Huntsville City Schools 3/29/21-4/2/21
Jefferson County - Birmingham 3/22/21-3/26/21 - not canceled
Mobile County Public Schools 3/29/21-4/2/21
Montgomery County Public Schools 3/22/21-3/26/21
Auburn University 3/8/21-3/12/21 canceled - Spring break wellness days on Feb. 16, Mar 10 and Apr 1
Samford University 3/8/21-3/12/21
University of Alabama 3/12/21-3/19/21 canceled

Arkansas:
Little Rock School District
Arkansas State University- Jonesboro 3/22/21-3/26/21
University of Arkansas 3/22/21-3/26/21- canceled

Florida:
Bay County, Panama City 3/15/21-3/19/21
Duval County, Jacksonville
Escambia County (Pensacola) 3/15/21-3/19/21
Hillsborough County Schools, Tampa 3/15/21-3/19/21
Leon County, Tallahassee 3/15/21-3/19/21
Okaloosa County (Destin) 3/12/21-3/19/21
Orange County, Orlando 3/15/21-3/19/21
Walton County 3/15/21-3/19/21- not canceled
Florida State University 3/15/21-3/19/21- canceled
University of Central Florida 3/7/20-3/14/21
University of Florida 3/6/21-3/13/21- canceled
University of Miami
University of North Florida 3/15/21-3/19/21
University of South Florida 3/15/20-3/19/21
University of West Florida 3/7/21-3/13/21

Georgia:
Pace Academy 2/26/21-3/5/21
Lovett School 3/5/21-
Westminster School 3/1/21-3/5/21
Cobb County 2/15/21-2/19/21
Gwinnett County 4/5/21-4/9/21
DeKalb County 4/5/21-4/9/21
Fulton County 4/5/21-4/9/21- not canceled
Muscogee County, Columbus 3/29/21-4/2/21
Columbus State University 3/14/21-3/20/21
Emory University 3/8/21-3/12/21
Georgia Southern 3/5/21-3/19/21
Georgia State 3/15/21-3/21/21
Georgia Tech 3/22/21/-3/26/21
Kennesaw State University 3/8/21-3/14/21
Mercer University 3/8/21-3/12/21
University of Georgia 3/8/21-3/12/21- canceled - Three one-day “instructional breaks” Feb 17, Mar 12, Apr 8
University of West Georgia 3/15/21-3/19/21

Indiana:
Indianapolis Public Schools 3/29/21-4/2/21
Hamilton County Public Schools 4/2/21-4/9/21
Marion County Public Schools 3/15/21-3/22/21
Johnson County Public Schools 4/2/21-4/9/21
Ball State University 3/8/21-3/12/21
Indiana State University 3/8/21-3/12/21
Indiana University, Bloomington N/A
University of Southern Indiana 3/8/21-3/13/21

Kentucky:
Fayette County 3/29/21-4/2/21
Jefferson County, Louisville 3/29/21-4/2/21
University of Kentucky 3/29/21-4/2/21- canceled

Louisiana:
East Baton Rouge Parish School System 4/2/21-4/9/21
St. Tammany Parish School System 4/2/21-4/6/21
West Baton Rouge Parish School System 4/2/21-4/9/21
Jefferson Parish School System 4/2/20-4/6/21
Lafayette School District 4/2/21-4/9/21
Louisiana State University 4/1/21-4/5/21 - canceled
Southeastern Louisiana University 4/2/21-4/9/21
Tulane University 4/5/21-4/13/21
University of New Orleans 2/15/20-2/19/20

Mississippi:
Biloxi Public Schools 4/1/21-4/921
Jackson Public Schools 3/15/21-3/19/21
Mississippi State University 3/15/21-3/19/21
Jackson State University- 3/222/21-3/26/21
University of Mississippi - canceled
Southern Mississippi

Missouri:
St Louis Public Schools 3/22/21-3/26/21
Missouri State University 3/13/21-3/21/21
Southeast Missouri State University 3/16/21-3/20/21
University of Central Missouri 3/16/21-3/20/21
University of Missouri St Louis 3/27/21-4/5/21

Ohio:
Cincinnati Public Schools 3/22/21-3/29/21
Ohio State University 3/15/21-3/19/21
Ohio University 3/7/21-3/14/21

Tennessee:
Hamilton County, Chattanooga 4/5/21-4/9/21
Rutherford County Public Schools 3/29/21-4/2/21
Williamson County Public Schools 3/15/21-3/19/21
Knoxville County Schools 3/15/21-3/19/21
Shelby County Schools 3/15/21-3/19/21
Eastern Tennessee State University 3/15/21-3/19/21
Tennessee Tech University 3/15/21-3/19/21
University of Memphis 3/8/21-3/12/21
University of Tennessee 3/15/21-3/19/21 canceled
Vanderbilt University 3/7/21-3/14/21

Texas:
Dallas Independent School District 3/15/21-3/19/21
Fort Worth Independent Schools 3/15/21-3/19/21
Houston Independent Schools 3/15/21-3/19/21
Rice University 3/15/21-3/19/21
Southern Methodist University 3/15/21-3/19/21
Texas A & M University 3/15/21-3/19/21 canceled
Texas Christian University canceled
University of North Texas 3/8/21-3/12/21
University of Texas- Austin 3/15/21-3/19/21 - not canceled
 
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Matt J

SWGB
May 9, 2007
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That's not correct. FSU has canceled spring break and moved graduation up a week.
 

kwalsh0001

Beach Lover
Jul 26, 2006
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Ohhh, boy! A list of a wave of superspreader COVID events. Fortunately for us, most of the springbreakers will be here and gone before they become infectious. Not so fortunate for the many towns and cities to which they'll be returning.

Would not common sense from the Walton County BCC and local Tourist Development Council (and Walton County Department of Health, and Walton County Emergency Management Office) be working to dissuade springbreakers coming to Walton County?

I understand the impact to county, business and resident revenues, but this is the year (2020+) for some significant decisions on Spring tourism...... Are we going to repeat last Spring's long lines at the trailers at Seaside, etc, etc, etc?
 

UofL

Beach Fanatic
Jan 21, 2005
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Louisville KY
October was awful. I made a note years ago to not come down in October, but with other vacations postponed & other Seaside trips moved, we decided to come down. It was awful Like Spring break might be. I complained on FB to Seaside and we finally got security to head to the pavilions to block people (kids were either sharing gate codes or climbing the gates.) Sherriff finally drove down on the beach just east of Seaside where the 'kids' moved to in front of the 3 big new homes. Last time we came down for Spring Break, 2010, kids weren't bad, there were just so many and everything was crowded. With covid, we knew we would be adjusting, and we did, but the kids. We saw kids being picked up by parents behind Great Southern. Security complained that a lot came from Watercolor. I don't know but Seaside was awful and no more October. We have 3 one week trips planned: May, August, September. We will probably do the same that we did last year. Masks. Food to go. (Loved the bar set up at Great Southern). Went to the beach early & returned after a early dinner for a few hours & sunset. Rode our bikes. Walked. We tried to staying on the beach one summer but we prefer parking & not having to drive everywhere. Ellen (Is it January 20th yet?)
 

Matt J

SWGB
May 9, 2007
24,646
9,496
Ohhh, boy! A list of a wave of superspreader COVID events. Fortunately for us, most of the springbreakers will be here and gone before they become infectious. Not so fortunate for the many towns and cities to which they'll be returning.

Would not common sense from the Walton County BCC and local Tourist Development Council (and Walton County Department of Health, and Walton County Emergency Management Office) be working to dissuade springbreakers coming to Walton County?

I understand the impact to county, business and resident revenues, but this is the year (2020+) for some significant decisions on Spring tourism...... Are we going to repeat last Spring's long lines at the trailers at Seaside, etc, etc, etc?

The decision to reopen the beaches was left to investors by the BCC. So many people elevated their mortgage payments over the lives of residents.
 
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