TAMPA, Fla. — The end of the year is approaching fast, and before you know it, school will be out for the rest of the calendar year.
Christmas is on Wednesday, Dec. 25 and New Year's is the following Wednesday. The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah also begins on Dec. 25 and Kwanzaa is on Dec. 26.
Here's a county-by-county guide of when the break is:
Citrus County
Schools will be closed Dec. 21-Jan. 7. Jan. 6-7 are teacher workdays so students do not have to report, according to the district's calendar.
Hernando County
Schools will be closed Dec. 21-Jan. 5. Dec. 20 is an early dismissal day, and Jan 6 is a professional day, so students do not have to go to school, according to the district's calendar.
Hillsborough County
Schools will be closed Dec. 23-Jan 5. On Monday, Jan. 6, students will be released early, according to the district's calendar.
Manatee County
Schools will be closed Dec. 23-Jan 5, according to the district's calendar.
Pasco County
Schools will be closed Dec. 23-Jan 5, according to the district's calendar.
Pinellas County
Schools will be closed Dec. 23-Jan 5, according to the district's calendar.
Polk County
Schools will be closed Dec. 23-Jan 5. Jan. 5-7 are teacher workdays so students do not have class, according to the district's calendar.
Sarasota County
Schools will be closed Dec. 23-Jan 5, according to the district's calendar.
