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School term and holiday dates for 2019/2020
Academies and some schools are able to set different dates.
Teacher training days
There are 5 teacher training days, all to be set at the discretion of the individual schools. Please note these fall outside of the 190 days set out below, which are pupil holidays only. Please contact your school directly for full details.
School holiday and term dates
2019/2020 academic year
|Autumn term begins
|Wednesday 4 September 2019
|Friday 18 October 2019
|Autumn half term
|Saturday 19 October 2019
|Sunday 27 October 2019
|Autumn term continues
|Monday 28 October 2019
|Wednesday 18 December 2019
|Christmas holiday
|Thursday 19 December 2019
|Sunday 5 January 2020
|Spring term begins
|Monday 6 January 2020
|Friday 14 February 2020
|Spring half term
|Saturday 15 February 2020
|Sunday 23 February 2020
|Spring term continues
|Monday 24 February 2020
|Wednesday 1 April 2020
|Easter holiday
|Thursday 2 April 2020
|Sunday 19 April 2020
|Summer term begins
|Monday 20 April 2020
|Friday 22 May 2020
|Summer half term
|Saturday 23 May 2020
|Sunday 31 May 2020
|Summer term continues
|Monday 1 June 2020
|Tuesday 21 July 2020
|Summer holiday
|Wednesday 22 July 2020
|View 2020/21 dates
Schools with different term dates
Some schools may choose to select different term dates to those set by Cambridgeshire County Council. For those schools who have notified us of different term dates, we have published details below.
Swavesey, Over, Fen Drayton, Fenstanton and Hilton, and Pendragon Primary Schools
The 'Octagon Cluster' of schools, which includes Swavesey, Over, Fen Drayton, Fenstanton and Hilton, and Pendragon Primary Schools, have chosen different term and holiday dates to those set by Cambridgeshire County Council. These term dates give 191 days. The individual schools will select another training day within these dates, on top of the four already chosen, bringing the number down to 190 days. Please see the table below.
School holiday and term dates for academic year 2019/2020 - for Swavesey Primary School, Over Primary School, Fen Drayton Primary School, Fenstanton and Hilton Primary School and Pendragon Primary School
Starts Ends Autumn term begins Tuesday 3 September 2019 Friday 18 October 2019 Autumn half term Saturday 19 October 2019 Sunday 27 October 2019 Autumn term continues Monday 28 October 2019 Thursday 19 December 2019 Christmas holiday Friday 20 December 2019 Monday 6 January 2020 Spring term begins Tuesday 7 January 2020 Friday 14 February 2020 Spring half term Saturday 15 February 2020 Sunday 23 February 2020 Spring term continues Monday 24 February 2020 Friday 3 April 2020 Easter holiday Saturday 4 April 2020 Sunday 19 April 2020 Summer term begins Monday 20 April 2020 Friday 22 May 2020 Summer half term Saturday 23 May 2020 Sunday 31 May 2020 Summer term continues Monday 1 June 2020 Friday 17 July 2020 Summer holiday Saturday 18 July 2020
Spring Common Academy
Please visit the Spring Common Academy website to see their school term dates for 2019/20. They have chosen different dates to those set by Cambridgeshire County Council.
Priory Park Infant and Priory Junior Schools
Priory Park Infant School and Priory Junior School, both in St Neots, have chosen different dates to those set by Cambridgeshire County Council. Please visit their websites to see their school term dates for 2019/20.
Bank holidays
Christmas Day - Wednesday 25 December 2019
Boxing Day - Thursday 26 December 2019
New Year's Day - Wednesday 1 January 2020
Good Friday - Friday 10 April 2020
Easter Monday - Monday 13 April 2020
Early May bank holiday - Friday 8 May 2020
Spring bank holiday - Monday 25 May 2020
Summer bank holiday - Monday 31 August 2020
Previous and future bank holiday dates can be found on GOV.UK.
How school term and holiday dates are set
Cambridgeshire County Council as the local authority has a duty to determine school term dates for maintained schools. Schools must be open to pupils for 190 days in an academic year, and 195 days for teachers. Schools have five training days available to take at their discretion.
Foundation, Trust, Voluntary Aided schools and Academies are responsible for setting their own term and holiday dates and so individual schools may choose to follow a pattern and / or specific dates that do not match those set by the local authority.
Results of the consultation on the setting of term dates for the 2019/2020 academic year
Responses to the consultation
Thank you to all those who responded.
During the period of consultation we received eleven responses. Eight of these responses were in favour of the proposals and three were not. Objections raised comprised:
- The school summer holiday being too long for working parents
- The length of the half term sessions in the autumn term to be altered, with a suggestion that a shorter second half of the term would prevent a reduction in the quality of teaching and learning prior to Christmas
- Not having half weeks at the beginning and end of terms so that there are full teaching weeks
When setting dates for each model, we have, where possible, tried to take account of dates / patterns already set by our local authority neighbours, as well as the objections raised above.


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Return to: Health Sciences Programs
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Fall Entry
The Health Information Technology program is a 2-year technical program leading to an associate degree that prepares the individual to work as a technical specialist in Health Record Systems. Health Information Technology combines a profession in health care with information technology. Health Information technicians maintain, collect, and analyze data crucial to the delivery of quality patient care.
When accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM) in cooperation with the American Health Information Management Association's Council on Accreditation, the Health Information Technology program prepares graduates to write the national accreditation examination for the Registered Health Information Technician.
"The Health Information Technology program is currently non-accredited. As documented in the CAHIIM Accreditation System (CAS) Application Process, "a program must not apply until 6 months before the date of the first graduation class." The first HIT graduating class will be spring semester 2018.
Program Goals
Admission Procedure
After successful completion and submission of ALL academic and entry requirements (See section below), the student is eligible to complete the Health Information Technology Supplemental Application for Program Admission.
Fall Semester Application Submission:
Between April 15th and July 1 complete and submit the online Supplemental Application.
To complete and submit the online Supplemental Application:
1) Access the college's web page mgccc.edu
2) Click on Web Services (top tab)
3) Enter the GCID (M#) and Password
4) Select Student
5) Select Health Sciences Division Supplemental Application.
Thereafter, the applicant MUST read the guidelines carefully. In order to complete and submit the application, college admission and ALL pre-requisite requirements are required.
Supplemental Application Deadline Dates:
Fall semester - July 1
(If deadline falls on a weekend, holiday, or closing, the deadline is 5 p.m. on the next college business day). ALL required test scores, transcripts, and entry items (CBC, pre-orientation, etc.) must be completed with results placed in Banner (MGCCC's compuer information system) by the appropriate college employee prior to the deadline. In addition, any outstanding college holds must be clear in order for the applicant to complete and submit the supplemental program application. Incomplete applications will not be considered. (MGCCC reserves the right to review additional supplemental applications following the posted deadline).
Academic and Entry Requirements
Selection Process
Program openings are filled based on Selective Admission; applicants are ranked based on their individual achievement test scores and prior college course work. Student ranking for entry into the HIT program is based on a point system. Students are awarded points for the required Accuplacer, and given points for successful completion of BIO 2514 (prerequisite) and BIO 2524 based on their achieved grades. Bonus points will also be awarded for successful completion of any other college credit courses which could be used to complete degree requirements for the AAS option. Program enrollment is a floating number which can fluctuate each year based on availability of clinical rotation slots. Students who are selected are also held to the following program policies.
Health Information Technology Program Policies
HIOT program – Cost List (Estimate only)
College Expenses (Cost may be subject to change)
Full-time Tuition $1,550 per semester (15-21 credit hours)
Part-time Tuition $155 per credit hour
Registration Fee $60
Book Service Fee (Per Book) $40
Technology Fee $4 - $60
Non-resident Fee $155 per credit hour up to 14 hours
Non-resident Fee $1,550 for 15 - 21 hours
Credit card processing fee of 2% of the transaction amount
Online course fee $15 per credit hour
Career and Technical Program of Instruction Fee $60-$450/semester
Out of State & International Fees $1400 - $2000
Additional Miscellaneous Fees may be applicable – See MGCCC website
Perkinston Campus Dormitory Room w/ Meal Plans $2,000 - $2,150 per semester
Housing Deposit - $50.00
A tiered fee schedule is based on facilities
Hayden, Andrews, Moran, and Owen Halls – An additional $100
Bryan and George Halls – An additional $200
Health Information Technology Program Expenses – Non Refundable (Cost may be subject to change)
Prior to Entering Program
Criminal Background Check $65 - $80 (MGCCC Campus Police)
Once Admitted into Program
Program Fee $300.00 per semester
Pre-admission Physical Exam and Immunizations $200 - $300
Books $400 - $600 (plus rental fees, if applicable)
Substance Testing $29 -$35 per semester
Liability Insurance $12 -$15 per semester
Additional purchase items, supplies $50 - $100
Uniform, Accessories $300 - $400
Cost may be subject to change.
Prerequisites to admission to the program: BIO 2514 *
Completion Award: Associate in Applied Science Degree
*Check course description in the college catalog for prerequisites. Students who lack entry level skills in math, English, science, and so forth will be provided related studies.
** Computer Applications in Business and Industry (BAD 2533), or Microcomputer Applications (BOT 1133) may be taken instead of Computer Applications I (CSC 1123) or an approved elective may be taken for those community colleges not requiring microcomputer applications.
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Some considerable time ago I created a toy example of fixation based on the MandM example given by Allan Miller. For various reasons that stopped working (argh, browsers!) so I've re-created a slightly different version.
The original OP is here: http://theskepticalzone.com/wp/?p=3877
Instead of displaying each individual MandM we see a count via a pie and line chart plus the generation each color was made extinct in.
Some of the comments/requests on the original OP are still on my to-do list with this. Currently the starting state (number of each color) is fixed in advance.
Eventually the source code will be published. If this does not work for you it would be useful to note your OS/Browser in the comments.


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Utah Families: Structure and Composition
Families are a major focus of the American Community Survey (ACS), conducted each year by the U.S. Census Bureau. A family, as defined by the Census, includes a householder and all the other people in the housing unit related to him or her, by birth, marriage, or adoption.
Not all households are family households. Nonfamily households include those composed of unrelated roommates, or single-person households. In addition, family households may include non-family members who live in the same housing unit.
Unlike the Census—which is an exact count of people and households every ten years—ACS statistics are estimated based on a representative survey sample. Note that the data in this report presents estimated counts of households, not of people.


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