Actually, in the United States, Labor Day marks the end of summer and the beginning of fall or autumn, whereas for many school districts, it is the <u>first weekend of the academic year.</u>
September's first Monday is officially recognized as a public holiday in the United States, and it is also known as "Labor Day Monday".
To justify not making it on May 1, America moved it to September because the weather is perfect and the date's position on the calendar is ideal, being halfway between Thanksgiving Day and the Fourth of July.
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