Kingston Secondary School

The KSS Relay for Life Committee 2021 has been working hard to plan for a series of Relay for Life events in the month of May. See the Relay Rally Video.

The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award is a global non-formal education and learning framework which recognizes and celebrates young people's achievements outside the classroom. The Award allow young people to determine what they are passionate about, regardless of their background, culture or access to resources.

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Kingston Secondary School is pleased to present Charitable Gaming. Community Good.

Public Health has indicated there is no risk to students or staff and no isolation of cohorts is required.

A Service Dog (Indie) will be attending Kingston Secondary School with our Adolescent Care Worker, Emma-Jane Hamilton, to provide accommodation for students’ social and emotional needs.

Portrait Sessions are postponed due to the Ontario lockdown.

Hey 2020 Graduates! Your diplomas are finally ready for pick up at KSS. Unfortunately, mailing is not an option. Please pick up your diploma as soon you are able.

I want to begin by acknowledging the tremendous work of former Principal Talya McKenna, along with the school staff and students on the successful move to the new school site. My sincere best wishes to Mrs. McKenna on her new role as Senior Human Resources Lead at the Board.

Grade 10 & 11 (and non graduating 12) students will take part in a field-test of the new online and adaptive EQAO Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT). The purpose of this field test is to allow students and educators to become familiar with the new model, and to support the validation and development of the new platform. This new platform will allow the opportunity for students to attempt the test and, if successful, have it counted on their transcript.

Message from the Director of Education & School Administration

Do you need support for your transition to university or college? On-Line to Success (OLTS) and the Successful Transitions Online and Mentoring Program (STOMP) is a course offered to high school students for free from Queen's.

Grade 8s who wish to apply to the Limestone Pre-IB Programme must do so using the online application which is due January 14th by 3:00 pm

If you were unable to attend the Grade 8 Information Night held Wednesday December 2nd, here is a presentation from that evening.

Check out Nov. 18, 2020 edition of the Kingston Secondary School Snapshot e-newsletter.

On November 9th, KCVI celebrated Academic Achievements in an outdoor setting.

Check out the latest edition of the Kingston Secondary School Snapshot e-newsletter.

For Grade 10-12 Students your City Bus Pass will be automatically renewed for the 2020-21 school year.

Previously, the Limestone District School Board had indicated that we would use a quadmester learning model for secondary students in Limestone. This would have seen student contact limited to two classes (cohorts) for 10 weeks followed by another two classes (cohorts) for 10 weeks. This past weekend, we were advised by the Ministry of Education that our model should be revised to ensure we are keeping student contacts to a minimum.

Check out the latest edition of the Kingston Secondary School Snapshot e-newsletter.

Watch Graduation and a Special Tribute to the Class of 2020. Also see Graduation Pictures taken during your graduation appointments June 22-24th.

Kingston Secondary School would like to welcome the incoming Grade 9 students.

Please read important update from the the Board regarding Kingston Secondary School.

On-Line Portal

Students can complete their course selections from home by accessing their myblueprint account. All course selections requests must be entered by March 31, 2020.

Parent/Guardian Night has been postponed.

Check out the March 2020 edition of the Kingston Secondary School Snapshot e-newsletter.

The Limestone District School Board is introducing a new online system to make the process of providing permission and paying for school-related events and activities timelier and more efficient.

If you were unable to attend our Grade 8 Family Information Night, we have a slide presentation available for you.

Check out the November edition of the Kingston Secondary School Snapshot e-newsletter.

The Kingston Gets Active Grade 9 ActivPass is a great opportunity for students to visit participating recreation centers free of charge!

The Limestone District School Board invites families to hear about our upcoming Student Census.

On Thursday September 19th, parents of grade 9 students were invited to walk through your child's day. Here is the presentation from that evening.

Read the letter to families regarding the construction of Kingston Secondary School.

The Limestone District School Board and community partners are committed to making our schools safe for students and staff. As a result, schools will respond to all student behaviours that pose a potential risk to other students, staff, and members of the community.

Check out the April edition of the Kingston Secondary School Snapshot e-newsletter.

A copy of the presentation for families who were unable to attend the April 3 info night.

Check out the February edition of the Kingston Secondary School Snapshot e-newsletter.

The first year of the new Limestone District School Board Strategic Plan is now complete, and we are pleased to share our continuing journey with you.

For full detailed instructions on options for reporting student absences (Toll-free number, School Messenger website portal or School Messenger App), go to Report a Student Absence.

Check out the December edition of the KSS e-newsletter.

Update on construction and mascot/nickname for new secondary school.

Please rest assured that the memorabilia and historical documents that are part of KCVI’s history will not be thrown out.

Our school will use a new broadcasting tool to communicate

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We've created a newsletter to keep students, families, staff and the broader school community updated as we prepare for our big move in 2019-2020.

Based on the feedback from 500 students, our committee, and almost 70 staff we have arrived at a relatively clear preference....