Students: if you are planning a move this month, use this City of Kingston checklist to make sure it goes smoothly: 1. Close your Utilities Kingston account. If the account is in your name, you must be the one to close it at utilitieskingston.com/Accounts or call 613-546-0000 (sooner = better). 2. Stay connected to Kingston this… Keep Reading
Over 10,000 students at 100 universities surveyed by the magazine Keep Reading
Pink Shirt Day will be held across Canada on Wednesday, February 24, and Kingston youths between 12 to 24 are invited to take part in the Respect the Pink anti-bullying conference at the Central Branch of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library at 130 Johnson Street. The event is hosted by the City of Kingston, Youth… Keep Reading
Eleventh year for the Queen's University "Live-In for Literacy" campaign Keep Reading
Event for local high school students to be held Saturday, November 7 Keep Reading
Score 9% above provincial average in Secondary School Literacy Test Keep Reading
Secondary school students offered free Kingston Transit passes Starting September 1, all Grade 9 to 12 students in Kingston and Amherstview can ride Kingston Transit for free. These students are eligible for the student pass whether they attend public, separate, private schools or receive home-based education. It will be valid from September 1, 2015 to… Keep Reading
3,690 Kingston area students volunteered for 20,424 hours Keep Reading
Trustees will recognize outstanding students of the Limestone District School Board at their regular Board meeting tonight. The annual Limestone Student Achievers Award recognizes outstanding achievements of students whose exceptional accomplishments merit recognition beyond the separate categories of awards at the school level. Recipients demonstrate exemplary achievement in at least three of the following categories:… Keep Reading
Primary and Junior students in the Limestone District School Board continue to improve in reading and writing on provincial assessments. Achievement in mathematics in Grades 3 and 6 followed the provincial trend with a smaller proportion of students reaching the provincial standard compared to last year. This year’s Grade 6 results also indicate that a… Keep Reading
Online resources available for new and returning students Keep Reading
