Limestone Learning Foundation

Sustainability ~ Mentorship ~ Pay-it-Forward

The 2023 LLF Sandra Davison Memorial Golf Classic was held in the bright September sunshine this year, and what a day it was!

The Limestone Learning Foundation is thrilled to host Roxane Brouillard author of Mon chien-banane - one of many titles sent to schools earlier this year as part of the LLF's Books are Back initiative.

The Limestone Learning Foundation is thrilled to present Steven MacDonald for an exclusive engagement for students from Grades 4 – 8 on Establishing Safe, Caring and Respectful Digital Communities.

Dr. Hanley-Dafoe's presentation will provide secondary students realistic and sustainable strategies for understanding and practicing wellness, personal resiliency and emotion management, to expand student mental health knowledge.

Books are Back: Phase II will bring a variety of new books representing the voices of Indigenous, 2SLGTBQ+, Black and Authors of Colour to primary students in both English and French classes across the Limestone District School Board (LDSB).

Students in Grade 7 to 12 are invited to join Re-Imagining a New Way Forward with Intention: A Conversation with Sheila Watt-Cloutier on Monday, April 25, 2022, at 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

LLF hiring part-time development officer. If you have demonstrated understanding of fundraising and donor relations this may be an exciting opportunity for you.

Students inspired by Zett'as personal story and her motivation for writing

Zetta Elliott is a Canadian-born and raised poet, playwright, and author who hare what inspires her as a fantasy fiction writer.

Lots of ingredients made the LLF's Sandra Davison 2021 Memorial Golf Classic at Loyalist Golf Club, an immense success

The LLF is providing all Grade 4 - 6 classrooms in the LDSB with to books to support Indigenous Education, Equity, Inclusion and Diversity.

A new LLF initiative was introduced at the golf tournament. Books are Back launched with a generous donation from Johnson Insurance Inc.

For 1,800 LDSB secondary students and their teachers, it was an unforgettable privilege to bear witness to the haunting recount of Elly Gotz’s life during the Holocaust.

LLF is pleased to announce a 6-week placement with St. Lawrence College students, Aidan Woodman and Samantha Tooth, both graduates of Limestone District School Board.

Charitable donations make a huge difference to the health and wellbeing of the community. LLF broadens its mandate to do more for student readiness for learning.

The LLF awards its single largest gift to The Food Sharing Project, supporting student health and well-being in the LDSB.

Adam Young will serve as Chair of the Limestone Learning Foundation. He accepted the role at a recent Board meeting.

LLF is pleased to announce an amendment to the Foundation's Strategic Plan.

We hope that you are staying safe and healthy as we adjust to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on our lives.

Kingston Secondary School will house a physical and digital teaching and research exhibit of education in Kingston.

Families were invited to attend and were introduced to math games that supported numeracy skill building.

The club as gotten off to a great start this year purchasing new instruments with their grant from the LLF.

Cassel Miles shares how he became deeply entranced with the exploration into the life of Josiah Henson.

The Limestone Learning Foundation will embark on a new strategic planning process this fall, seeking input from various stakeholders on developing a long-term plan to ensure the Foundation is accountable, equitable and sustainable.

Josiah Henson - From Slave to Saviour is an epic tale of courage and bravery in the face of unimaginable trials.

A new school year always brings with it the promise of a fresh start and this is true for the Limestone Learning Foundation too.

Lake Effects Robotics will be introducing the FIRST LEGO League to elementary students this fall thanks to a grant from the Community Foundation of Kingston & Area, totalling $14, 870.

The Sandra Davison Memorial Golf Classic hosted a record number of golfers at Loyalist Golf and Country Club June 6, 2019. An excellent day celebrating LLF-funded projects and fundraising to support future initiatives.

Grade 11 student Ryleigh Rioux is taking her learning about drone mapping and turning it into a summer job.

The Estate of Larry Gibson supports music education at elementary schools in the Limestone District School Board. This year's recipient is Module Vanier.

Student wellness, environmental stewardships, mentorship, STEM, cooperative and experiential learning, bucket drumming and LEGO robotics, these are just a few of the initiatives

Johnson Insurance Inc. lead sponsor for annual golf tournament.

The LLF has recently launched a new website and we have also captured the concept of learning beyond books with a dynamic new logo.

What is kindness? How does kindness grow? These are some of the questions author Peggy Collins helps students explore

Registration is now open for the annual Sandra Davison Golf Classic Thursday, June 6, 2019 with tee-off at 12:30 p.m.

The Crystal Concert was a superb performance featuring students and alumni of the Limestone District School Board.

The NASA mentorship program at NDSS inspires and encourages students in the sciences and math.

The students of La Salle’s Senior Construction Class are proud of the work they did to foster inclusiveness in the school.

The Crystal Concert offered a companion holiday online auction. Hosted by Maxsold.com it offered hundreds of items.

The Crystal Concert & Online Auction is a unique fundraiser for the Limestone Learning Foundation. Tickets are now on sale.

The LLF is pleased to be presenting a significant educational event for secondary students in support of the Limestone District School Board's commitment to Equity, Inclusion, and Anti-Racism.