Kansas HB2409 prohibits school districts from starting the school term before Labor Day, with exceptions.
Kansas HB2409 mandates that starting with the 2026-2027 school year, no school district can begin the school term before Labor Day. Exceptions are made for extended school year programs, summer school, professional development for teachers, student enrollment services, and school tours or open houses. This act aims to standardize the start of the school term while allowing flexibility for certain educational and administrative activities.
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