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Friendswood ISD finalizes academic calendar for 2022-23 school year

By Sierra Rozen | 10:10 AM Dec 16, 2021 CST

Based on the approved calendar, school is expected to start Aug. 16 and end May 25 as an early dismissal day. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)

Based on the approved calendar, school is expected to start Aug. 16 and end May 25 as an early dismissal day. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)

Friendswood ISD has officially approved its academic calendar for the 2022-23 school year. The new calendar was unanimously approved at the Dec. 13 school board meeting.

The board previously drafted a version of the calendar at the Nov. 8 board meeting. Based on the approved calendar, school is expected to start Aug. 16 and end May 25 as an early dismissal day. Additionally, Oct. 12 will be used as a day for administering the PSAT and parent-teacher conferences—something that was not included in the 2021-22 academic calendar.

The calendar also has winter break starting Dec. 21 as an early dismissal day and ending Jan. 4 with school resuming Jan. 5. Thanksgiving break will continue to be a week long and take place from Nov. 21-25, per the approved calendar.

By Sierra Rozen

Senior Multi Platform Journalist

Sierra joined Community Impact as a reporter in September of 2021 after graduating with a degree in communication and minors in journalism and women's studies from St. Edward's University in Austin, TX. Sierra covered all things in the South Houston area including Friendswood ISD, Friendswood City Council, Fort Bend County Commissioner's Court, Clear Creek ISD and Harris County METRO. In June of 2022, Sierra moved over to the digital team as one of the multiplatform journalists in Houston, and currently sends out daily newsletters to eight different markets and does a variety of sponsored content for clients. In July of 2023, Sierra took over the flagship newsletters for Round Rock and Pflugerville/Hutto. Prior to CI, Sierra served as the viewpoints and life and arts editor for Hilltop Views, as well as interning for Austin Woman Magazine. Want to drop a line? Send her an email at [email protected]