Share: Education Private Schools: There are numerous private schools in Kingston that cater to various spiritual and educational needs. Many of these facilities are able to offer smaller classroom sizes and specialized programs. King’s Town School: http://kingstownschool.ca/ Kingston Christian School: http://www.kingstonchristianschool.ca/ Lakeshore School: http://www.lakeshoreschool.ca/ Leahurst College: https://www.leahurstcollege.ca/ Martello Enrichment School Inc.: http://www.martelloschool.com/ Mulberry Waldorf School: http://www.mulberrywaldorfschool.ca/ Quintilian School: http://www.quintilianschool.org/ Public & Catholic Schools: Kingston is home to two English and two French school boards offering Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12 classes http://livework.kingstoncanada.com/en/health-education/elementary---secondary-schools.aspx The Limestone District School Board: Non-denominational board, offer French immersion http://www.limestone.on.ca/ Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic District School Board: French immersion programs http://www.alcdsb.on.ca/Pages/default.aspx The Conseil des Écoles Catholiques du Centre-Est de l´Ontario: Oversees all Catholic French schools in Eastern Ontario http://www.ecolecatholique.ca/en The Conseil des Écoles Public de l´Est de l´Ontario: Oversees French public schools in Eastern Ontario http://www.cepeo.on.ca/ French education: Éducation en langue française en Ontario: ensuring the success and well-being of its children and students, French-language schools are dedicated to conveying and promoting the French language and Francophone culture. http://www.elfontario.ca/en/a-propos/ Children whose parents are French-language rights holders are automatically admitted to a French-language school if they submit an application. Although, individuals who do not meet the criteria may still submit an application for admission to a French-language school. The application is reviewed by the admission committee at the local school board. For more information: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/amenagement/admission.html Special Needs: If you have children with special needs, it is very important to let the school know right away. Schools have to ask for support in April for next year! South East Health-Line: This site has many links and resources for those that may need to know what is offered to their children that have special needs. There are many links on the page and it has a place to have it all in French as well. http://www.southeasthealthline.ca/listServices.aspx?id=10136®ion=Frontenac Kumon: They have programs to help children with learning disabilities. They offer help with math and reading. They have their own education plans and continued education for children and staff. https://www.kumon.com/ca-en/kingston-west The Reading Clinic: Is a place that helps with reading, math and written assignments. This company focuses on dyslexia and the problems that arise from this learning disability. http://www.thereadingclinic.ca/ Kingston Military Family Resource Centre: The KMFRC’s Special Needs inclusion team can help with any questions you may have. They also have a lending library with items that you can borrow for your child to help them at school. You can reach them at: 613-541-5010 ext. 5796 https://www.cafconnection.ca/Kingston/Children-Teens/Children-with-Special-Needs/Programs.aspx Ontario School grade equivalency: AGE 3 Junior Kindergarten AGE 4 Kindergarten AGE 5 Kindergarten AGE 6 1st Grade AGE 7 2nd Grade AGE 8 3rd Grade AGE 9 4th Grade AGE 10 5th Grade AGE 11 6th Grade AGE 12 7th Grade AGE 13 8th Grade AGE 14 9th Grade AGE 15 10th Grade AGE 16 11th Grade AGE 17 12th Grade AGE 18 College – University AGE 20 College – University
Education Private Schools: There are numerous private schools in Kingston that cater to various spiritual and educational needs. Many of these facilities are able to offer smaller classroom sizes and specialized programs. King’s Town School: http://kingstownschool.ca/ Kingston Christian School: http://www.kingstonchristianschool.ca/ Lakeshore School: http://www.lakeshoreschool.ca/ Leahurst College: https://www.leahurstcollege.ca/ Martello Enrichment School Inc.: http://www.martelloschool.com/ Mulberry Waldorf School: http://www.mulberrywaldorfschool.ca/ Quintilian School: http://www.quintilianschool.org/ Public & Catholic Schools: Kingston is home to two English and two French school boards offering Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12 classes http://livework.kingstoncanada.com/en/health-education/elementary---secondary-schools.aspx The Limestone District School Board: Non-denominational board, offer French immersion http://www.limestone.on.ca/ Algonquin & Lakeshore Catholic District School Board: French immersion programs http://www.alcdsb.on.ca/Pages/default.aspx The Conseil des Écoles Catholiques du Centre-Est de l´Ontario: Oversees all Catholic French schools in Eastern Ontario http://www.ecolecatholique.ca/en The Conseil des Écoles Public de l´Est de l´Ontario: Oversees French public schools in Eastern Ontario http://www.cepeo.on.ca/ French education: Éducation en langue française en Ontario: ensuring the success and well-being of its children and students, French-language schools are dedicated to conveying and promoting the French language and Francophone culture. http://www.elfontario.ca/en/a-propos/ Children whose parents are French-language rights holders are automatically admitted to a French-language school if they submit an application. Although, individuals who do not meet the criteria may still submit an application for admission to a French-language school. The application is reviewed by the admission committee at the local school board. For more information: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/amenagement/admission.html Special Needs: If you have children with special needs, it is very important to let the school know right away. Schools have to ask for support in April for next year! South East Health-Line: This site has many links and resources for those that may need to know what is offered to their children that have special needs. There are many links on the page and it has a place to have it all in French as well. http://www.southeasthealthline.ca/listServices.aspx?id=10136®ion=Frontenac Kumon: They have programs to help children with learning disabilities. They offer help with math and reading. They have their own education plans and continued education for children and staff. https://www.kumon.com/ca-en/kingston-west The Reading Clinic: Is a place that helps with reading, math and written assignments. This company focuses on dyslexia and the problems that arise from this learning disability. http://www.thereadingclinic.ca/ Kingston Military Family Resource Centre: The KMFRC’s Special Needs inclusion team can help with any questions you may have. They also have a lending library with items that you can borrow for your child to help them at school. You can reach them at: 613-541-5010 ext. 5796 https://www.cafconnection.ca/Kingston/Children-Teens/Children-with-Special-Needs/Programs.aspx Ontario School grade equivalency: AGE 3 Junior Kindergarten AGE 4 Kindergarten AGE 5 Kindergarten AGE 6 1st Grade AGE 7 2nd Grade AGE 8 3rd Grade AGE 9 4th Grade AGE 10 5th Grade AGE 11 6th Grade AGE 12 7th Grade AGE 13 8th Grade AGE 14 9th Grade AGE 15 10th Grade AGE 16 11th Grade AGE 17 12th Grade AGE 18 College – University AGE 20 College – University