NO SCHOOL FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2026 Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day is observed on April 24th each year. It's a day when people remember and honor the Armenian people who suffered and died during a very sad time in history that began in 1915. Over 100 years ago, many Armenian families were forced to leave their homes, and more than a million people lost their lives. This happened in what is now the country of Turkey. On this day, Armenian communities around the world come together to: Remember those who were lost Share stories about their ancestors and keep their memory alive Celebrate Armenian culture, traditions, and resilience Learn from history so we can work toward a kinder, more peaceful world Many people light candles, attend memorial services, or visit monuments to show respect and remember. It's a solemn day, but it's also about hope—hope that by remembering the past, we can build a future where all people are treated with dignity and respect.
