Plan the 2026–2027 Texas school year

TX School Calendar is an independent directory that organizes published Texas public school district calendars into a consistent format. It helps families find 2026–2027 dates, understand calendar status, compare districts, and return to the district materials used as sources. It is not a school district, the Texas Education Agency, or an emergency notification service.

Every published district page is tied to official district material and is labeled by status, such as official, revised, or historical. An official label means the record was prepared from an official source; it does not mean the calendar can never change. Weather closures, board action, or local operational decisions may occur after verification, so families should confirm late changes directly with the district.

The homepage currently lists all 50 district calendars that have passed this hub's 2026–2027 publication check, organized across 11 active Texas regions. Coverage expands as additional source-backed records are completed. If a district does not appear in search, that means its calendar has not been published in this directory yet—not that the district lacks an official calendar.

The publication workflow records the official calendar page or document, its retrieval and verification dates, normalized school-calendar events, and any known revision. Published pages expose their source links so readers can inspect the evidence directly. When a district changes an official date, the record can be updated with revision context instead of silently replacing the earlier information.

Yes. The Compare page lets you select two published districts and marks matching dates, different dates, and applicable day gaps. District detail pages also provide calendar and download actions when the underlying record supports them. Treat exported files as planning copies: they do not update automatically if a district later revises its calendar.

The directory is organized around published Texas public school district calendars. A charter, private, religious, or specialized school may follow a different schedule even when it is located inside the same district boundary. State testing dates are included only when they appear on the district calendar; families should use their own school communications for student-specific exams, attendance, transportation, and dismissal details.