Of course it's not. Christian Pascha is to be celebrated on the
first Sunday after the first full moon after the spring equinox.
When the Holy Fathers of the A Ecumenical Council ordered that
we have to celebrate Pascha AFTER THE FIRST FULL MOON after the
spring equinox they wanted to prevent Christians from
celebrating the Christian Pascha with the Hebrew Passover.
The 7th Canon of the Holy Apostles orders: If any bishop, or
presbyter, or deacon shall celebrate the holiday of the Passover
before the vernal equinox with the Jews, let him be deprived.
The first Canon of the Synod of Antioch orders: "Whosoever
shall presume to set aside the decree of the holy and great
Synod which was assembled at Nice in the presence of the pious
Emperor Constantine, beloved of God, concerning the holy and
salutary feast of Easter; if they shall obstinately persist in
opposing what was [then] rightly ordained, let them be
excommunicated and cast out of the Church; this is said
concerning the laity. But if any one of those who preside in the
Church, whether he be bishop, presbyter, or deacon, shall
presume, after this decree, to exercise his own private judgment
to the subversion of the people and to the disturbance of the
churches, by observing Easter [at the same time]
with the Jews, the holy Synod decrees that he shall
thenceforth be an alien from the Church, as one who not only
heaps sins upon himself, but who is also the cause of
destruction and subversion to many; and it deposes not only such
persons themselves from their ministry, but those also who after
their deposition shall presume to communicate with them. And the
deposed shall be deprived even of that external honor, of which
the holy Canon and God's priesthood partake.
Why celebrate Pascha after the Passover? Because as Saint
Nikodemos the Athonite explains, the typos (foreshadow) must be
preceded. The Resurrection of Christ happened after the Hebrew
eucharistic meal of Passover.