22-23 Academic Calendar        +
MONTHDATEITEM

Interim Session

August 1-19Interim Session

Fall Semester, 2022

August
18Professional Development Day (Faculty)
22Classes Begin
September
5Labor Day (No Classes - College Closed)
1912-Week Classes Begin
30Last Day to Withdraw From First 8-Week Classes
October
14Midterm
172nd 8-Week Classes Begin
November
11Last Day to Withdraw From 16-Week
18Last Day to Withdraw From 12- Week
21-25Fall Break (No Classes)
24-25Thanksgiving Holiday (No Classes - College Closed)
December
2Last Day to Withdraw From 2nd 8-Week
16Classes End
19-30College Closed for Winter Break
Final exams will be completed by the last scheduled class session, and final grades will be due the Monday following by noon.

Spring Interim Session

January 2--20Interim Session

Spring Semester, 2023

January
2College Resumes Normal Hours of Operation
16Martin Luther King Holiday (No Classes-College Closed)
17Classes Begin
February
10Professional Development Day (No Classes-College Closed)
1312-Week Classes Begin
20Presidents' Day (No Classes-College Closed)
24Last Day to Withdraw From 8-Week Classes
March
10Midterm
13-17Spring Break (No Classes - College Open)
202nd 8-Week Classes Begin
April
7College Closed
14Last Day to Withdraw From 16-Week Classes
21Last Day to Withdraw From 12-Week Classes
28Last Day to Withdraw From 2nd 8-Week Classes
May
11Commencement
12Classes End
Final exams will be completed by the last scheduled class session, and final grades will be due the Monday following by noon.

Summer Interim Session

May 15-June 1Interim Session
29Memorial Day (No Classes - College Closed)

Summer Session, 2023

June
5Classes Begin (4 and 8-Week Classes)
15Midterm (First 4-Week Classes)
19Juneteenth (No Classes - College Closed)
22Last Day to Withdraw From 4-Week Classes
29Midterm (8-Week Classes)
July
3Classes Begin (4-week Classes)
4Independence Day (No Classes-College Closed)
13Midterm (Second 4-Week Classes
13Last Day to Withdraw From 8-week Classes
20Last Day to Withdraw From 2nd 4-Week Classes
27Classes End
Final exams will be completed by the last scheduled class session, and final grades will be due the Monday following by noon.
Note: Some classes will be permitted to start earlier and/or later than this calendar indicates
It is the policy of the Spoon River College to provide an educational, employment and business environment free of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation based on protected criteria. Students and employees are responsible for maintaining an educational environment free of discrimination, harassment, retaliation and complying with all policies. Spoon River College is committed to promoting the goals of fairness and equity in all aspects of its operations and educational programs and activities. Equal Opportunity, Civil Rights Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation may be subject to resolution using the Civil Rights Complaint and Resolution Procedure listed in Spoon River College Policy 3.1.1 and 3.1.3, regardless of the status of the parties involved, whether members of the campus community, board of trustees, students, student organizations, faculty, administrators, or staff. Inquiries about this policy may be made to the Title IX Coordinator. For additional information, visit the Title IX page.

 

23-24 Academic Calendar        +
MONTHDATEITEM

Interim Session

July 31-August 18Interim Session

Fall Semester, 2023

August
17Professional Development Day (Faculty)
21Classes Begin
September
4Labor Day (No Classes - College Closed)
1812-Week Classes Begin
29Last Day to Withdraw From First 8-Week Classes
October
13Midterm
162nd 8-Week Classes Begin
November
10Last Day to Withdraw From 16-Week
17Last Day to Withdraw From 12- Week
20-24Fall Break (No Classes)
23-24Thanksgiving Holiday (No Classes - College Closed)
December
1Last Day to Withdraw From 2nd 8-Week
15Classes End
20-29College Closed for Winter Break
Final exams will be completed by the last scheduled class session, and final grades will be due the Monday following by noon.

Spring Interim Session

January 3--24Interim Session

Spring Semester, 2024

January
1-2College Closed for Winter Break
3College Resumes Normal Hours of Operation
15Martin Luther King Holiday (No Classes-College Closed)
16Classes Begin
February
9Professional Development Day (No Classes-College Closed)
1212-Week Classes Begin
19Presidents' Day (No Classes-College Closed)
23Last Day to Withdraw From 8-Week Classes
March
8Midterm
11-15Spring Break (No Classes - College Open)
182nd 8-Week Classes Begin
29College Closed
April
12Last Day to Withdraw From 16-Week Classes
19Last Day to Withdraw From 12-Week Classes
26Last Day to Withdraw From 2nd 8-Week Classes
May
9Commencement
10Classes End
Final exams will be completed by the last scheduled class session, and final grades will be due the Monday following by noon.

Summer Interim Session

May
13-31Interim Session
27Memorial Day (No Classes - College Closed)

Summer Session, 2024

June
3Classes Begin (4 and 8-Week Classes)
13Midterm (First 4-Week Classes)
19Juneteenth (No Classes - College Closed)
20Last Day to Withdraw From 4-Week Classes
27Midterm (8-Week Classes)
July
1Classes Begin (4-week Classes)
4Independence Day (No Classes-College Closed)
11Midterm (Second 4-Week Classes
11Last Day to Withdraw From 8-week Classes
18Last Day to Withdraw From 2nd 4-Week Classes
25Classes End
Final exams will be completed by the last scheduled class session, and final grades will be due the Monday following by noon.
Note: Some classes will be permitted to start earlier and/or later than this calendar indicates.
It is the policy of the Spoon River College to provide an educational, employment and business environment free of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation based on protected criteria. Students and employees are responsible for maintaining an educational environment free of discrimination, harassment, retaliation and complying with all policies. Spoon River College is committed to promoting the goals of fairness and equity in all aspects of its operations and educational programs and activities. Equal Opportunity, Civil Rights Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation may be subject to resolution using the Civil Rights Complaint and Resolution Procedure listed in Spoon River College Policy 3.1.1 and 3.1.3, regardless of the status of the parties involved, whether members of the campus community, board of trustees, students, student organizations, faculty, administrators, or staff. Inquiries about this policy may be made to the Title IX Coordinator. For additional information, visit the Title IX page.

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