President's Day is currently celebrated on the third Monday in February. While formally known as Washington's Birthday, this federal holiday has been commonly celebrated as President's Day for decades. Therefore, it is not necessary to observe the more generic President's Day on this date. Since the Super Bowl has become an annual event celebrated by most Americans on a Sunday evening in early February, President's Day should be observed on the following day to give our citizens extra rest and to help lift our spirits.
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