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At Molly We Care, We Try, We Belong, We Learn. Rocks and Rings at Molly On Thursday, April 9 and Friday, April 10 all classes from grades 1-8 will have the opportunity to do the 'Rocks and Rings' program in the Molly gym.

At Molly We Care, We Try, We Belong, We Learn. Rocks and Rings at Molly On Thursday, April 9 and Friday, April 10 all classes from grades 1-8 will have the opportunity to do the 'Rocks and Rings' program in the Molly gym.

At Molly We Care, We Try, We Belong, We Learn. We hope that everyone had an amazing March break. We were excited to see students this week and we dove back into learning and fun! School Happenings: Mr. Darrah and Ms. Conner's classes went to the sugarbush on Thursday. Ms. Roney, Ms. Ohlke and Ms.

At Molly We Care, We Try, We Belong, We Learn. We made it to March Break! While the weather is not showing it, we are bringing in the Spring. We had an awesome spirit week with dancing, art, Mario Day, BINGO, comfy clothes and random acts of kindness! At school, learning continues to be our focus.

At Molly We Care, We Try, We Belong, We Learn. It's hard to believe there are only 5 more days until March Break! We are grateful to Ms. Norman and M. Hakim for planning an incredible Indigenous Winter Games Day for all students this past week.

Dear Families, With March now underway, and March Break fast approaching, I would like to share a few updates with families: School Year Calendar is Approved The Ministry of Education has approved Limestone’s recommended 2026-2027 school year calendar. The school year will begin with a P.A.

The Limestone District School Board (LDSB) is pleased to announce the appointment of its 2026–2027 Student Trustees, who will be formally welcomed at the April meeting of the Board.

Limestone District School Board schools will participate in this year’s Kingston Community Climate Action Fund (KCCAF) initiative, supported by the City of Kingston and led by Sustainable Kingston.

Staff and students were encouraged to wear pink as we stand together to promote kindness, inclusion, and respect in our school community. In honour of Pink Shirt Day, we also launched our RAK (Random Acts of Kindness) tickets.

We hope everyone enjoyed their Family Day weekend! This week we are celebrating our basketball teams who had their tournaments at Queen's! Our Boys won their divisions! We are so proud of our teams and are grateful for our coaches - Mr. A and Ms. Wilson. GO THUNDER GO!

Dear Families, I hope everyone had a good, short week following the Family Day Weekend. We have had a small taste of warmer weather recently, though we know there may still be more winter days to come.