What is Presidents Day?

Presidents Day is a federal holiday in the United States observed on the third Monday of February. It was originally established to honor George Washington's birthday (February 22) but has evolved to honor all U.S. presidents.

Why does Presidents Day change dates?

Presidents Day follows the Uniform Monday Holiday Act, which moved several federal holidays to designated Mondays to create more three-day weekends. It's always the third Monday of February, so the date varies between February 15 and February 21.

Is Presidents Day always on a Monday?

Yes, Presidents Day is always observed on a Monday (the third Monday of February), which creates a three-day weekend from Friday through Monday.

What is the earliest and latest date for Presidents Day?

Presidents Day can fall on any date from February 15 (earliest) to February 21 (latest), depending on what day of the week February 1 falls on.

Is Presidents Day a federal holiday?

Yes, Presidents Day is a federal holiday, meaning federal government offices, banks, and many schools are closed. However, private businesses may choose to remain open.

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