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.
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The Parent Involvement Committee (PIC) meeting agenda included a presentation on the Family Engagement Climate Survey. Business arising from the previous meeting addressed correspondence regarding parent involvement on subcommittees, Trustee roles, the PIC Community Representative position vacancy, guest speakers, and the PRO library document. Other key updates included reports from the PIC Co-Chair, Board and Trustee updates, and updates from working groups concerning PRO funding, neurodiversity planning, and the 2SLGBTQIA+ Focus Group. The board and trustee updates covered inclement weather days, Remembrance Day ceremonies, the Student Achievement Plan, Board elections for the upcoming year, potential removal of Trustee positions by the Minister, and changes to federal flag protocol requiring single-flagpole use for the Canadian flag. Community updates included reminders from the Southeast Health Unit regarding student immunization records and Access Passes. The PIC also discussed correspondence concerning Board committees, parent seats on non-statutory committees, and operational procedures for committees and subcommittees, along with addressing immediate issues regarding the shortage of Before and After School Program (BASP) care for elementary students and advocating for proper planning from the City of Kingston.
