This
calendar is for teachers and school administrators to use in scheduling
examinations, tests, assemblies, field trips,
graduations and other school related programs.
Jewish holy
days are major religious observances. A three year calendar of Jewish Holy Days
is listed below to assist you in planning your school's calendar.
During these observances, work is traditionally prohibited. As a result, some
Jewish individuals may be absent from both school and work.
Although this calendar differentiates between holy days and high holy days, all dates listed below are major religious observances.
NO PERSON SHOULD BE PENALIZED FOR HIS/HER RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCES OR BELIEFS.
Holy days begin at sundown on the evening
preceding the first day and conclude at sundown on the days noted.
Dates in blue are High Holy Days - You can expect virtually all Jewish students
will be absent.
Dates in teal are Holy Days - You can expect
that some Jewish students will be absent.
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2008 - 2009 |
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2009 -2010 |
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2010-2011 |
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ROSH HASHANAH |
September 30, October 1 |
September 19, 20 |
September 9, 10 |
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YOM KIPPUR |
October 9 |
September 28 |
September 18 |
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SUKKOT |
October 14, 15 |
October 3, 4 |
September 23, 24 |
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SHEMINI ATZERET - SIMCHAT
TORAH |
October 21, 22 |
October 10, 11 |
September 30, October 1 |
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PESACH |
April 9, 10, 2009 |
March 30, 31, 2010 |
April 19, 20, 2011 Tuesday, Wednesday |
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Concluding Days of |
April 15, 16 |
April 5, 6 |
April 25, 26 Monday, Tuesday |
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SHAVUOT |
May 29, 30 |
May 19, 20 |
June 8, 9 |
Prepared by the Jewish Community Relations Council
1100 West 42nd Street · Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 · (317)
926-2935 · Fax (317) 926-2952 · www.indyjcrc.org