Presidents' Day, which falls on February 16, 2026, is a federal holiday in the United States honoring the birthdays and contributions of past presidents, especially George Washington. On this day, many institutions in Texas will observe closures, impacting various sectors of daily life. Government offices, public schools, universities, and several banks—including major players like Wells Fargo and Bank of America—will shut down operations to commemorate the holiday.

In Texas specifically, the holiday will affect both public and private spheres. Schools ranging from public institutions to universities will not hold classes, allowing students and faculty to participate in the observance of the holiday. Additionally, it has been noted that post offices under the United States Postal Service (USPS) will also be closed, potentially disrupting mail services for residents. Business operations will vary, with some essential services and shops remaining open despite the holiday.

While Presidents' Day is primarily recognized on a national scale, its specific implications in states like Texas showcase the holiday's broader impact on everyday activities, including government services and education. Residents are advised to plan accordingly and check schedules for any essential services they may need during this time, ensuring they are aware of both closures and operational hours of businesses that choose to stay open, especially in light of this nationwide observance.