Are NYC schools closed today? See the full 2024-2025 calendar

NEW YORK — New York City public schools are closed Monday for Italian Heritage Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Alternate Side Parking is also suspended citywide.
The NYC school calendar started on Thursday, Sept. 5. The last day of school will be held on June 26, 2025. 
Once again this year, schools will switch to remote learning in place of snow days or emergencies. 
New York City public schools observe federal holidays, as well as roughly a dozen non-public holidays. 
If federal holidays fall on Saturdays, they will not be observed on a weekday. If they fall on Sundays, they will be observed the following Monday. 
Non-public holidays that fall on weekends are not observed on weekdays. 
Schools will be closed for the following holidays and breaks:
Schools will hold Regents Exams in January and then again in June. 
Other dates on the 2024-2025 calendar include parent-teacher conferences, as well as professional development and clerical days.
See the full academic calendar on the DOE website here.
The DOE offers transportation options for eligible students, including stop-to-school bus service and free subway rides. 
School bus eligibility depends on several factors, like grade level, distance from home to school, housing status and IEP or 504 Plan accommodations.
As for mass transit, eligible students will receive OMNY cards with four rides per day — available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Before this school year, students received MetroCards with just three rides per day that could only be used during certain hours.
Learn more about transportation options here and follow these safety tips.
When students return to class Tuesday, the breakfast menu will feature cinnamon burst pancakes. 
Lunch will be teriyaki veggie nuggets, sweet and sour chicken bites, ginger carrots and brown rice.
Find menus for the whole month here, or use this tool for a specific school.