School Year 2011-2012

Summer Mini-Term
Summer Classes BeginJuly 5
Fall I Registration BeginsAugust 5
Summer Classes EndAugust 21
Fall Term
Fall I Classes BeginAugust 22
Labor DaySeptember 5
Fall II Registration BeginsSeptember 30
Fall I Classes EndOctober 16

Fall II Classes BeginOctober 17
Winter I Registration BeginsNovember 18
Thanksgiving Day November 24
Fall II Classes EndDecember 4
Winter Term
Winter I Classes BeginDecember 5
ChristmasDecember 24 - 25
New YearDecember 31 - January 1
Winter II Registration BeginsJanuary 13
Winter I Classes EndJanuary 29

Winter II Classes BeginJanuary 30
Spring I Registration BeginsMarch 2
Winter II Classes EndMarch 18
Spring Term
Spring I Classes BeginMarch 19
Spring II Registration BeginsApril 20
Spring I Classes EndMay 6

Spring II Classes BeginMay 7
Memorial DayMay 28
Summer Registration BeginsJune 15
Spring II Classes End July 1


School Year 2012-2013

Summer Mini-Term
Summer Classes BeginJuly 2
Independence DayJuly 4
Fall I Registration BeginsAugust 3
Summer Classes EndAugust 19
Fall Term
Fall I Classes BeginAugust 20
Labor DaySeptember 3
Fall II Registration BeginsSeptember 28
Fall I Classes EndOctober 14

Fall II Classes BeginOctober 15
Winter I Registration BeginsNovember 16
Thanksgiving Day November 22
Fall II Classes EndDecember 2
Winter Term
Winter I Classes BeginDecember 3
ChristmasDecember 24 - 25
New YearDecember 31 - January 1
Winter II Registration BeginsJanuary 11
Winter I Classes EndJanuary 27

Winter II Classes BeginJanuary 28
Spring I Registration BeginsMarch 1
Winter II Classes EndMarch 17
Spring Term
Spring I Classes BeginMarch 18
Spring II Registration BeginsApril 19
Spring I Classes EndMay 5

Spring II Classes BeginMay 6
Memorial DayMay 27
Summer Registration BeginsJune 14
Spring II Classes End June 30

The school will stay open for religious and civil holidays not listed, although some classes may not be in session. BIR recognizes the broad diversity of the religious beliefs of its faculty, staff, and students. To resolve conflicts that could arise from various observances, it is our practice that tests and major assignments should not be scheduled on other religious holidays such as Rosh Hashanah or Easter. Students who inform instructors of an intended absence for a religious observation will not be penalized.