Greensboro, N.C. – Now that the traditional academic calendars for Guilford County Schools have been approved for the next three years, the district is asking families to weigh in on proposed calendars for the remaining schools, which include extended-year schools and early and middle colleges and academies. Beginning in 2023-24, Restart schools will follow the traditional academic calendar.  

The proposed non-traditional calendars for 2023-24 can be reviewed using the links below:  

2023-24 Extended Year Schools Calendar 

2023-24 Early and Middle Colleges and Academies Calendar 

2023-24 Early College at Guilford, Middle College at UNCG, Greensboro College Middle College Calendar 

Draft non-traditional calendars for 2024-25:  

2024-25 Extended Year Schools Calendar 

2024-25 Early and Middle Colleges and Academies Calendar 

2024-25 Early College at Guilford, Middle College at UNCG, Greensboro College Middle College Calendar 

Draft non-traditional calendars for 2025-26:  

2025-26 Extended Year Schools Calendar 

2025-26 Early and Middle Colleges and Academies Calendar 

2025-26 Early College at Guilford, Middle College at UNCG, Greensboro College Middle College Calendar 

The public may offer feedback for a 10-day period through March 24, 2023. To share feedback, email [email protected] and use the subject line Calendars. The public can also mail comments to Calendar Comments, ATTN: Office of the Superintendent, 712 N. Eugene Street, Greensboro, NC 27401.  

Greensboro College, Guilford College, and UNC-Greensboro have not yet published academic calendars for 2024-25 and 2025-26, so the designated March spring break is tentative, and district leaders will bring revised calendars to the board if necessary to align with the higher education partners' calendars once available. 

About Guilford County Schools? 

Guilford County Schools, the third largest school district in North Carolina and among the largest of more than 14,000 in the United States, serves nearly 70,000 PK-12 students at 126 schools. With approximately 9,800 employees, GCS works in partnership with parents, businesses, colleges and the community to deliver an education that connects student interests and skills with the careers and economy of our future here and around the world. We provide educational choices to meet individual student needs in a culturally diverse citizenship and new opportunities to help our students grow. For more information, visit the district’s website at www.gcsnc.com.