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Dear Families, We appreciate your continued support, understanding, and patience while we have been responding to a cyber incident. While services have been restored in all schools for the past few weeks, we have continued to work diligently with cyber experts to better understand what occurred.

From the sharing of nudes without consent to sex trafficking, young people experience and witness a tremendous amount of sexual violence and rarely feel prepared to address it. Join award-winning public educator Julie S. Lalonde for an interactive presentation on violence prevention!

Limestone District School Board is hosting two virtual Family Consultation Evenings, and we are seeking your help to prepare for the upcoming See Yourself in Limestone Student Census 2025.

Boardroom Briefs is intended to provide highlights of presentations, reports and decisions made at the regular meeting of the Limestone District School Board of Trustees. The following are highlights of the April 23, 2025 Regular Board Meeting.

Dear Families, Limestone District School Board continues to work around the clock to restore access to our network and digital resources for students and staff. Our teams are collaborating closely with cybersecurity experts throughout this process and will continue to do so for as long as necessary.

Dear Families, As we indicated on Thursday, April 17, Limestone DSB has experienced a cyber incident. Throughout the weekend and into this week we continue to work with cybersecurity experts to assess the impact of the cyber incident and to work toward the restoration of services.

Dear Limestone District School Board Families, We are writing to inform you that we have now determined our network disruption is due to a cyber incident.

Dear Limestone Families, The Limestone District School Board is experiencing a network disruption that will impact all schools tomorrow. All schools will be open, however there will be no access to the internet.

LDSB Entrepreneur Showcase on April 16, 2025, at Mitchell Hall, 69 Union St, Kingston, ON. This exciting event will feature innovative student businesses and products, with opportunities for students to pitch their ideas to local community partners and receive valuable feedback.

School boards in Ontario have a duty to offer BASP in publicly-funded schools for children in Kindergarten up to Grade 6, where there is sufficient demand and/or viability.

Join us for an engaging evening dedicated to exploring the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on education. Learn how LDSB is committed to helping students use Generative AI (GenAI) effectively, responsibly, and productively to enhance learning and build transferable skills.

Dear Families, After some very challenging weather over the past week, I am sure I am not alone in hopefully welcoming more spring-like weather in the days and weeks ahead.