Lunar New Year is Tuesday, February 17.
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Lunar New Year is Tuesday, February 17.
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We wish our students, families, and staff a happy Lunar New Year as they begin the Year of the Horse! Lunar New Year marks the start of Spring and the new year in the lunar calendar. Learn more about Lunar New Year from History.com: https://www.history.com/articles/chinese-new-year