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Table 5.14. Number of instructional days and hours in the school year, by state: 2018

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State	Minimum amount of instructional times per school year (by grade, if applicable)		Minimum number of hours per school day		School start/finish
In days	1	In hours
Alabama	180	2	1,080		6.0 (excludes lunch and recess)		District option
Alaska	180	2	Grades kindergarten-3=740; grades 4-12=900	3	Grades 1-3=4.0; grades 4-12=5.0 (excludes intermissions)		District option
Arizona	180		Half-day kindergarten=356; grades 1-3=712; grades 4-6=890; grades 7-8=1,000; grades 9-12=720 (excludes lunch and recess for grades kindergarten-8)	4	†		District option
Arkansas	178	5	†		6.0 per day, 30.0 per week		Start on or after the Monday of the week in which 8/19 falls; no earlier than 8/14 and no later than 8/26
California	180	6	Kindergarten=600; grades 1-3=840; grades 4-8=900; grades 9-12=1,080	7	Kindergarten=3.0; grades 1-3=3.8; grades 4-12=4.0	7	District option
Colorado	160		Half-day kindergarten=435; full-day kindergarten=870; grades 1-5=968; grades 6-12=1,056	8	†		District option
Connecticut	180		Half-day kindergarten=450; full-day kindergarten=900; grades 1-12=900		†	9	District option
Delaware	†		Grades kindergarten-11=1,060; grade 12=1,032		3.5 (excludes lunch)		District option
District of Columbia	180		†		Grades 1-12=6.0 (includes lunch and recess)		District option (single district)
Florida	180	2	Grades kindergarten-3=720; grades 4-12=900		†		District option
Georgia	180 or equivalent hours		†		Grades kindergarten-3=4.5; grades 4-5=5.0; grades 6-12=5.5		District option
Hawaii	180	8, 10	1,080	10	†		District option (single district)
Idaho	District option		Kindergarten=450; grades 1-3=810; grades 4-8=900; grades 9-12=990 (excludes recess, lunch, and passing periods)	5	District option		District option
Illinois	180	5	†		Half-day kindergarten=2.0; full-day kindergarten-1=4.0; grades 2-12=5.0		District option
Indiana	180		†		Grades 1-6=5.0; grades 7-12=6.0		District option
Iowa	180	2	1,080		Grades 1-12=6.0 per day or 30.0 per week (excludes lunch, includes passing periods)	5	Start no sooner than August 23 and no later than the first Monday in December
Kansas	Grades kindergarten-11=186; grade 12=181	2	Kindergarten=465; grades 1-11=1,116; grade 12=1,086		5.0		District option
Kentucky	170	11	1,062		6.0		District option
Louisiana	177	2, 12	1,062	7	Grades 1-12=6.0 (excludes lunch, recess, passing periods, and parent-teacher conferences)	7	District option
Maine	175	13	†		Kindergarten=2.5; grades 1-12=5.0	14	District option
Maryland	180		1,080; 1,170 for public high schools		†	15	District option
Massachusetts	180		Kindergarten=425; grades 1-5=900; grades 6-12=990 (excludes lunch, recess, passing periods, homeroom, non-directed study periods and time spent receiving school services or participating in optional school programs)		†		District option
Michigan	180	16	1,098		†		Start no earlier than Labor Day
Minnesota	Grades 1-11=165		Kindergarten=425; full-day kindergarten=850; grades 1-6=935; grades 7-12=1,020		†		Start no earlier than Labor Day
Mississippi	180		†		5.5		District option
Missouri	5-day week=174; 4-day week=142		Kindergarten=522; grades 1-12=1,044		5-day week=3.0; 4-day week=4.0		Start no earlier than 10 days prior to the first Monday in September
Montana	†		Half-day kindergarten=360; full-day kindergarten=720; grades 1-3=720; grades 4-11=1,080; grade 12=1,050	5	†		District option
Nebraska	†		Kindergarten=400; grades 1-8=1,032; grades 9-12=1,080		†		District option
Nevada	180	5	†		Kindergarten=2.0; grades 1-2=4.0; grades 3-6=5.0; grades 7-12=5.5 (includes recess and time between lessons; excludes lunch)		District option
New Hampshire	180	2,17	Kindergarten=450; grades 1-5=945; grades 6-12=990	17	Grades 1-5=5.8; grades 6-12=6.0 (may include up to 30 minutes of recess for grades 1-5)		District option
New Jersey	180		†		Full-day kindergarten=2.5; grades 1-12=4.0		District option
New Mexico	†		Half-day kindergarten=450; full-day kindergarten=990; grades 1-6=990; grades 7-12=1,080	18	Half-day kindergarten=2.5; full-day kindergarten=5.5; grades 1-6=5.5; grades 7-12=6.0		District option
New York	180		†		Half-day kindergarten=2.5; full-day kindergarten=5.0; grades 1-6=5.0; grades 7-12=5.5		District option
North Carolina	185	2	1,025		†		Start no earlier than Monday closest to 8/19 with approval, otherwise Monday closest to 8/26. Finish no later than Friday closest to 6/11.
North Dakota	175	5	Grades kindergarten-8=952; grades 9-12=1,038		Half-day kindergarten=2.8; full-day kindergarten=5.5; grades 1-6=5.5; grades 7-12=6.0		District option
Ohio	District option		Half-day kindergarten=455; full-day kindergarten=910; grades 1-6=910; grades 7-12=1,001		†		District option
Oklahoma	180	2	1,080	5	6.0		District option
Oregon	†		Half-day kindergarten=450; full-day kindergarten=900; grades 1-8=900; grades 9-11=990; grade 12=966 (includes recess for grades kindergarten-3)	5	†	19	District option, but no fewer than 265 consecutive calendar days between first and last instructional day
Pennsylvania	180	2	Kindergarten=450; grades 1-8=900; grades 9-12=990		Kindergarten=2.5; grades 1-8=5.0; grades 9-12=5.5		District option
Rhode Island	180	2	1,080		Kindergarten=5.5; grades 1-12=6		District option
South Carolina	180	8	†		6.0 (elementary includes lunch)		Start no earlier than third Monday in August
South Dakota	District option		Kindergarten=438; grades 1-5=875; grades 6-12=963 (includes intermission for elementary school)	20	†		District option
Tennessee	180	8	†		Kindergarten=4.0; grades 1-12=6.5		Start no earlier than 8/1
Texas	†		1,260 (includes intermissions and recesses)	7	7.0		Start no earlier than the fourth Monday in August
Utah	180	5	Kindergarten=450; grade 1=810; grades 2-12=990		Kindergarten=2.0; grades 1-12=4.0		District option
Vermont	175	8	†		Kindergarten=2.0 per day or 10 per week; grades 1-2=4.0 per day or 20 per week; grades 3-12=5.5 per day or 27.5 per week (includes recess for grades 1-8 and excludes lunch)		Determined regionally
Virginia	180	2	Kindergarten=540; grades 1-12=990		Kindergarten=3.0; grades 1-12=5.5 (excludes lunch and recess)		Start after Labor Day
Washington	180		Kindergarten=1,000; grades 1-8=1,000; grades 9-12=1,080		†		District option
West Virginia	180		†		Grades kindergarten-5=5.3; grades 6-8=5.5; grades 9-12=5.8		District option
Wisconsin	†		Kindergarten=437; grades 1-6=1,050; grades 7-12=1,137		†		Start no earlier than 9/1
Wyoming	175		Kindergarten=450; elementary=900; middle/junior high=1,050; secondary=1,100		†		District option

† Not applicable. State does not have a requirement in this category.

1 For more detailed information on state-level instructional time in days and hours, please refer to the table referenced in the SOURCE portion of this table. The table may be accessed at: https://www.ecs.org/50-state-comparison-instructional-time-policies/.

2 District option to meet either minimum hours per school year or days per school year.

3 For all grades, hours only apply if board submits an acceptable plan under which students will receive the educational equivalent of 180 days.

4 Students in grades 9-12 must enroll in at least 4 subjects, in addition to the hour requirement.

5 May include in-service professional development days, staff development, parent-teacher conferences, planning, or similar activities.

6 Charter schools and select districts are required 175 days. More details may be found at: https://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/aa/pa/lcffitfaq.asp.

7 State specifies instructional time in minutes.

8 May exclude professional development days, in-service education, planning, parent-teacher conferences, and similar activities.

9 Districts may count up to 7 hours/day toward the total required for the year.

10 Does not apply to charter and multi-track schools.

11 185-day calendar that includes 170 instructional days, plus 4 days for professional development.

12 Early dismissal of seniors allowed up to 10 instructional days.

13 Students in grade 12 may have their year reduced to 170 days.

14 Minimum length of a day is 3 hours, but the average over a 2-week period must be at least 5 hours.

15 Schools must be open for pupil attendance for at least 3 hours.

16 If a collective bargaining agreement that provides a complete school calendar was in effect, then this does not apply until after the expiration of that collective bargaining agreement.

17 High school seniors’ school year may be reduced by up to 5 days or 30 hours.

18 Thirty-three hours of the full-day kindergarten program and twenty-two hours of grades 1-6 may be used for home visits by the teacher or for parent-teacher conferences. Twelve hours of grades 7-12 may be used to consult with parents or for parent-teacher conferences.

19 Oregon sets maximum, rather than minimum, hours/day: grades kindergarten-8=8.0 hours; grades 9-12=8.5 hours.

20 School boards may release graduating seniors prior to the end of the school year.

SOURCE: Education Commission of the States, 50 State Comparison: Instructional Time Policies, retrieved June 6, 2018 from https://www.ecs.org/50-state-comparison-instructional-time-policies/. Data Source.