Belfonte Public School lists 2007-8 calendar
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Classes at Belfonte Public School will begin Aug. 16, Lucky McCrary, Belfonte Public School superintendent, said.

Pre-kindergarten and all school enrollments will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug. 14 and 15.

The following is the calendar for the 2007-8 school year:

-Aug. 13 - Teachers report, professional development.

-Aug. 14 - Professional development day.

-Aug. 15 - Work day, staff only.

-Aug. 16 - First day of class.

-Sept. 3 - Labor day, no school.

-Oct. 18 and 19 - Fall break, no school.

-Oct.25 - Parent-teacher conference 4:30 to 8 p.m.

-Oct. 26 - Parent-teacher conference 8:30 a.m. to noon, no school.

-Oct. 31 - Halloween.

-Nov. 9 - End of first nine weeks.

-Nov. 11 - Veterans Day.

-Nov. 19 through 23 - Thanksgiving break, no school.

-Dec. 21 - End of second nine weeks.

-Dec. 24 through Jan. 1 - Christmas break, no school.

-Jan. 2 - School resumes.

-Feb. 18 - Snow day.

-March 7 - End of third nine weeks.

-March 17 through 21 - Spring break, no school.

-April 23 - Snow day.

-April 28 - Snow day.

-May 23 - End of second semester.

-May 23 - Last day for staff.
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