South Korea: Students attend school for about 220 days annually, which is one of the longest school years globally.

Japan & Mexico: Schools mandate around 200 days of instruction.

Brazil, South Africa, & Iran: Students spend about 200 days in the classroom per year.

Australia & Scotland: Students typically attend school for 190 to 196 days per year.

Private schools aside if they don't follow the national curriculums.

Utqiaġvik, Alaska (formerly known as Barrow), experiences over 190 consecutive days where it either sees continuous daylight without a single sunset or receives long hours of uninterrupted sun during the summer.