With the 2025–2026 school year fast approaching, it’s time for two more years of quarterly calendars!
Plan Several Months at Once with a Quarterly Calendar
I’ve been using this quarterly calendar since 2015 as a family planner, color-coding events and appointments for each family member. We can see the whole year at a glance, and I use it daily! It also works really well for planning projects in advance. You could also use highlighters to create Gantt Charts on your calendar.
I’ve also used them as a teacher to help my students keep track of their deadlines!
These are super simple, and I’m letting you download them for free. The only conditions are that you may not upload this calendar to your own site, you may not redistribute it (you can send people here, though), and you can’t profit from the calendar in any way. If you want to profit from a quarterly calendar, you’ll have to make one yourself, from scratch. 💛
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Lara Willard 
In the March 2026 calendar, you have March 28 twice [both on Saturday and Sunday] pushing the 31st to the Wednesday.
It is a simple fix on the print out end to just whiteout over it, but I wanted to let you know unless someone had already pointed out! You’re also welcome to delete this comment when/if fixed!
Great catch! Thank you so much. Uploading a fixed version now. Proof that proofreaders also need proofreaders 😀