Students’ Day in Honduras is observed every June 11, celebrating the contributions of José Trinidad Reyes, a notable Honduran poet, priest, and educator. Although it is not a state holiday, the day is widely celebrated by university and high school students, with some high schools even granting a day off for the occasion. The date marks the anniversary of Reyes's birth in 1797, who was instrumental in the establishment of the National Autonomous University of Honduras in 1847, serving as its first rector. This university is the largest higher educational institution in the country and plays a significant role in providing quality education to young people in Honduras. The holiday honors Reyes's advocacy for universal education and women's rights, reflecting his dedication to improving educational access regardless of socioeconomic factors.