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Handle closures and cycle changes

Decide whether a closure should advance, pause or replace a cycle day before editing the calendar.

Written by Martin Plante

At a glance

Decide whether a closure should advance, pause or replace a cycle day before editing the calendar.

Steps

  1. Confirm the official decision and the expected cycle days before and after the closure.

  2. Open Calendar and use a dedicated special day for the affected date.

  3. Set its no-class, cycle or replacement behavior as required.

  4. Inspect the following dates and any make-up day, then save when the sequence is correct.

  5. Check a student and teacher planner after synchronization.

Do not alter a reusable holiday definition for a single closure without checking its other dates. Calendar changes can affect many classes; they do not automatically rewrite every assignment deadline. Ask teachers to review affected plans.

School calendar, cycle days and special-day controls.

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