House of Doolittle HOD26502 Academic Monthly Planner

Product Description

The HOUSE OF DOOLITTLE HOD26502 is a wirebound academic monthly planner designed for professionals, educators, and organized individuals who need a structured 14-month planning format running from July through August. Each two-page monthly spread features faintly ruled daily blocks measuring 2.125 inches by 1.875 inches, a dedicated notes section, and Sunday-through-Saturday scheduling. The cover is embossed simulated leather, providing a durable and professional appearance. A three-year calendar reference is printed in the back for quick long-range lookup. This planner is nonrefillable and contains a high percentage of recycled material, making it a responsible choice for environmentally conscious workplaces.

This planner is suited for academic-year scheduling in office, school, and institutional environments. The 14-month span bridges two calendar years, covering a full academic cycle from July of one year through August of the next. It is well-suited for administrators, teachers, office managers, and support staff who rely on a physical planning system. The monthly layout includes day counts, holidays, and past and next month references, giving users the context needed for scheduling across months without flipping pages.

Key Features

• 14-month academic planning span running July through August
• Two-page-per-month spread with faintly ruled daily blocks at 2.125 inches by 1.875 inches
• Sunday-through-Saturday scheduling with day counts and holiday markers
• Past and next month reference panels for cross-month planning
• Embossed simulated leather cover with three-year calendar reference in back
• Contains a high percentage of recycled material

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone nonrefillable academic monthly planner. No refill inserts or compatible binder systems are specified for this item.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade installation are required for this product. Store flat or upright in a dry environment to prevent cover warping. The wirebound spine should not be bent or forced open beyond its natural range, as this can distort the binding.