Limestone District School Board Education, Policy And Operations Committee Meeting
The committee meeting focused on several administrative reports and informational updates. Key topics included a review of feedback from the Corporate Services Survey and corresponding improvement plans across departments such as Communications, Facilities, Financial Services, Human Resources, and Integrated Technology Services. Additionally, the committee received updates on the Board Action Plan for Indigenous Education, including staffing initiatives and program expansions, and analyzed student attendance trends, systemic barriers affecting attendance, and upcoming changes to secondary evaluation policies. A notice of motion for additional funding to support student learning and well-being was also introduced.
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Limestone District School Board Regular Board Meeting
The meeting featured a wide range of reports and updates, including a student achievement plan presentation detailing literacy and mathematics strategies, graduation plans, and attendance analyses. The board reviewed the 2026-2027 budget development schedule and enrolment projections, as well as audit planning reports. Furthermore, the board addressed the appointment of the OPSBA representative, received an annual update from Tri-Board Student Transportation Services, and discussed the integration of artificial intelligence and digital media literacy in the curriculum.
May 6, 2026·Board meeting
Ldsb Education, Policy, And Operations Committee Committee Meeting
The committee meeting focused on the district's ongoing efforts to integrate artificial intelligence into teaching and learning while prioritizing student safety, privacy, and ethical use. Presentations covered the development of digital literacy modules for students from kindergarten to grade 12, the outcomes of AI tool pilot programs, and the implementation of symposiums aimed at enhancing students' critical thinking regarding online content, mental health, and digital balance. Plans were discussed for an upcoming technology summit, and the committee expressed interest in creating more accessible online resources to help families and community members navigate these digital topics.
