Presidents Day is a national observance honoring the leaders who have shaped the United States, celebrated on the third Monday in February. Originally established to commemorate George Washington’s birthday, the day now recognizes the office of the presidency and the service of all U.S. presidents. It’s an opportunity to reflect on leadership, civic responsibility, and the ideals that guide our nation. Many communities mark the day with educational programs, moments of reflection, and volunteer activities that encourage public service and unity.