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District School Board Ontario North East is thrilled to invite staff, families and community partners to a presentation by Dr. Dave Williams.   Thursday, November 7, 2019
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm  (book signing to follow in Timmins) Timmins High and Vocational School Auditorium  (Broadcasted live to all schools in...

​ On Thursday, June 13th, the students of the Greenhouse hosted their second annual Tech Expo. It was a great opportunity to show friends, family and community members alike their awesome projects and accomplishments from the past year. Everyone had lots of fun with the different booths, and enjoyed all the...

​On June 5 th , KLDCS students from a large variety of classes participated in a Reach Ahead activity by visiting the Canadian Mining Expo in Timmins.  Our students had the opportunity to explore the exhibits, watch a Jackleg competition, visit the First Nation Partnership Pavilion and see all of the...

KLDCS Music and Tech students had the unique opportunity to connect with the music students from TH&VS and R. Ross Beattie. They saw an AMAZING show by Sonic Democracy and had time with the students themselves to hear about their hard work, dedication and perseverance leading up to the shows, and...

The Materials Joining Innovation Centre (MaJIC) and Northern College hosted students from KLDCS on Thursday for a tour and a fun popsicle stick bridge building contest. The students were given the task of designing a bridge using only wooden popsicle sticks and white glue. After construction each bridge was placed in...

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On April 29, 2019, District School Board Ontario North East (DSB1) students elected a new Student Senate to represent them in the 2019-2020 school year. Two representatives from each of our nine secondary schools were elected to the 2019-2020 Senate, with an additional three Indigenous participants appointed.  At the...

April 26 – Scholarship and Bursary application, grad gown payment, and Valedictorian nominations due @ 9 AM. May 29 – Group grad commemorative photo @ 11:30 AM at the flag pole. June 5 – Valedictorian speeches, in the Greenhouse @ 11:30 AM. June 26 – Grad Rehearsal at Northern College Cafeteria...

​ On Wednesday, April 10th KLDCS will be celebrating International Day of Pink! 
Each year on the second Wednesday of April, millions of people wear pink and take a stand. The Day of Pink is a symbol, a spark, that empowers and inspires youth across Canada to create amazing social...

35 students, 6 teachers and 2 incredible sponsors.  Just a few of the things KLDCS Robotics has this year.  Students range from grade 7 students doing local competitions to grade 12 students competing at the provincial level. It’s not all about competitions though.  Students can also do fun projects such as...

On February 28th, a group of graduating KLDCS students took part in a workshop on how to prepare healthy meals on a budget while following Canada's new food guide. 
This was a new initiative from the school's Student Success team and was sponsored and delivered by the local Temiskaming Health...

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Student safety is our main priority at District School Board Ontario North East (DSB1).  The Northern Ontario climate can sometimes cause the cancellation of student transportation.  That decision is made between the North Eastern Student Transportation, the three school boards who are part of the consortium, as well as transportation operators...

​For Bell Let's Talk activities at KLDCS, students enjoyed hot chocolate and healthy snacks courtesy of Jack.org.  They also wrote "What Mental Health Means To Me" speech bubbles. Thanks to Ms. McNaueal and Mr. Schofield for organizing!

​Mother Nature is  not happy!!

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As we approach the end of 2018, District School Board Ontario North East (DSB1) is proud to reflect on accomplishments that help support a positive future story for every student. We are pleased to welcome five new Trustees on our Board this year.  We are grateful for the contributions...

​ The KLDCS Girls ‘B’ team had lots of fun on their last tournament of the season, finishing the day with a win. Lots of laughs and smiles were had. Great job ladies!

​ The second annual Chili Cook-Off was a great hit again this year. Over $200 was raised for the United Way. Special congratulations go to Kirkland Lake Fire Services  who were our winners this year! Thanks as well to our other competitors, KL Paramedics, and to the Kirkland Lake Detachment of the...

​ Central Public School and KLDCS present "Elf" tonight (Wednesday) and Thursday at 6:00 p.m in the KLDCS Cafetorium. $5.00 per person. All are welcome!

​Visual Arts, Drama and Music classes are preparing for the upcoming Winter Arts Night on December 19th. The performances are being held in the KLDCS cafetorium at 6pm. Tickets are $5 and are on sale at the KLDCS front office or from Arts Students. 

​ Our Greenhouse students were happy to welcome visitors from our Board offices today. Thanks for taking time to see us!

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Elementary educators took part in a Science North  Inquiry-Based Science Innovation workshop on November 22 nd at THVS. The full day of hands-on learning, interactive experiments and engaging activities for teaching the grade 4, 5 and 6 "Understanding Structures and Mechanisms" strands, was a unique experience for all participants....

Dr. Greg Wells is a physiologist, researcher, author and broadcaster.  He spoke to DSB1 students, families, staff and community partners on Tuesday, November 13th.  His presentation was broadcasted to our northern and southern schools via livestream video from Timmins High and Vocational School. 
Dr. Wells shared the sleep-eat-move-think pathway to...

The Cookie Dough orders that your child sold will be ready for pick up on November 14th here at KLDCS in the SMALL GYM.  Please do not send your customers to pick up dough at the school.  Each student is responsible for getting the dough to their own customers.  We ask...

Orders are to be picked up on Tuesday, Nov 20th, from 11:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. Please avoid bus time (2:45 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.). Extra citrus has been ordered - first come first serve basis! Thank you for supporting our students!

​ The senior girls basketball team faced TDSS in the opening game of the south NEOAA championships. The girls got out to a great start, just like the regular season and won the contest handily. In the championship game KLDCS faced ESCSM and put on a shooting clinic hitting several shots...

​ Grades 10, 11, and 12 students: sign up now for the CPA Canada Financial Literacy -Budgeting & Saving Workshop happening this Thursday November 8 in room 229 from 11:15 - 12:30 pm. Lunch will be provided. First come first served -- only 15 seats available!

Thanks to our wonderfu l Students' Council for a great day of fun!

(October 24, 2018, Timmins) – With the 2018 School Board Election now finalized, District School Board Ontario North East (DSB1) would like to thank all candidates for their interest in becoming a Trustee for our Board. DSB1 is looking forward to continuing to work with returning Trustees: Bob Brush –...

​ A note from Guidance: October-November is the time that students meet with Guidance Counselors to complete on-line applications to Ontario universities. (Out of province universities are the student’s responsibilities – book an appointment with Mr. LaRouche for assistance if required). Week of Oct 22 is College Registration (Period 3.) Week...

District School Board Ontario North East is proud to host Dr. Greg Wells on Tuesday, November 13 th from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Timmins High and Vocational School.   Schools in the North and South regions will be able to attend the talk via a YouTube livestream.  "We invite students,...

​Today, at Northern College, our students participated in an informative session for female welding students. The focus was a showcase of the top notch welding program, (recognized in 59 countries!) that is offered here at Northern College in Kirkland Lake. Students also had the opportunity to tour the campus and find...

​ Thank you to Matachewan First Nation and Water First for the great (if chilly) day of learning and tree planting!

​We had a great turnout for our University Information Program.  Thanks to all of those who participated!

Talking to your child about drugs and alcohol can be daunting.  Talking with them in a friendly and non-confrontational way early and often can make a difference.  By keeping the lines of communication open with your child, you are creating opportunities to guide them in making good decisions when it...

​ The University Information Program (UIP), will be held this Wednesday, October 17th during Period 2 (10:00 A.M.), in the cafetorium. Parents and Grade 11 university potential students are welcome.

​The   KL100 Committee and the KLDCS Help Desk are putting on a contest to create a children's activity book. The activities chosen to be published will win $100 in prize money! Show your support and enter a submission by November 9th, 2018. Submission forms can be picked up at Help Desk....

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Cannabis will be legalized in Canada once the Cannabis Act  comes into effect on October 17 th , 2018.  The District School Board Ontario North East (DSBONE) would like to remind students, families and staff that it will be treating cannabis in the same way it does alcohol.  It...

​ Thank you to local certified accountant Lloyd Crocker, who presented a 45 minute workshop on Goal Setting from CPA Canada’s Financial Literacy program to fourteen students over the lunch hour on Wednesday!

The Ontario government has launched consultations on education reform. There will be three ways for people to participate:

An online submission form, available now, that allows people, organizations or groups to provide their views on any of the consultation topics. Submissions can also be sent to the ministry by emailing fortheparents@ontario.ca or auservicedesparents@ontario.ca.

An...

​The yearbooks are in! See Mme Messier in Room 206 to pick up or purchase.

​ The Grade 7/8 STUDENTS are at it again!  Our Annual fundraising campaign for the Grade 8 Toronto Trip has started!  You have until Tuesday October 9th to purchase!  You can buy a magazine subscription for your favourite magazine at a fraction of the cost and help support a student's trip! ...

​Great representation by the KLDCS Devils team at the Terry Fox run! Almost $500 raised to support the cause!

​Great representation by the KLDCS Devils team at the Terry Fox run! Almost $500 raised to support the cause!

​ What an excellent Grade Nine Day! Thanks to Ms. Carter and her team for the fun day of activities!

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Congratulations to Kory Dal Pai from KLDCS who won a silver medal in the Precision Machining category at the 2018 Skills Ontario Competition.

The Skills Ontario Competition is Canada's largest skilled trade and technology competition. It was held  May 7th, 8th and 9th at the Toronto Congress Centre
The competition offers...

​ It was a great night last week at our Athletic Awards Banquet. Special congratulations to Mr. McKay, who won the Pete Beach Award! Thanks to the Co-Ed Athletic Council for all of their hard work organizing this.

​ KLDCS had an amazing Tech. Expo/Arts Night evening earlier this month. Thanks to Ms. Plaunt , our Innovation Coach, for the pictures! (More at https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1725691910801346&id=628401937197021).

​The Canada Learning Bond is an initial $500 offered by the Government of Canada to help you start saving now for your child’s education after high school. Your child could also get $100 every year until age 15. In total, a child could receive up to $2,000 in an RESP. 
The...

​ An excellent time at Ottawa Comiccon! Thanks to Ms. Wooldridge for the picture (and for organizing)!

​Students from KLDCS "connected" for Mental Health Week. They were able to connect with local Mental Health service providers CMHA and NEOFACS to learn about pathways to service. Thank you!

​Celebrate the summer with savings when you plan a trip to Ontario's attractions with the 2018 Fun Pass. The 2018 Fun Pass coupons provide free admission for up to two elementary school-aged children at 18 popular attractions when accompanied by a paying adult or senior. Parents can also save $5 on...

​ Congratulations to TDSS and KLDCS! The results are in from the Northern Region of the Ontario Drama Festival. The event was held at West Ferris Secondary School in North Bay from April 19-21, 2018. The KLDCS play "Our Mixed Tape" won the adjudicators award, 2 awards of excellence (one for technical...

​ KLDCS is putting together a corner in Student Services that will have shampoo, soap, toothbrushes, conditioner, shaving cream, etc. - basic supplies that students might have forgotten, or might not be able to afford. Any student is welcome to access this at no cost, any time. We are looking for...

​Congratulations to all students who have been participating in area skills competitions! KLDCS student Abbey Walker participated in the Culinary Skills competition in North Bay on April 7, 2018. Thanks to Madame Roy for the photos!

​KLDCS had an amazing Winter Activity Day this year, with too many activities to count! There was something for everyone, from gym activities to cross country skiing, gaming, billiards, bowling, and many more. Our newest activity was baking (very popular, especially for those who were able to enjoy the treats!) Photo credits...

​Congratulations to the KLDCS Robotics Team! They were at Timmins High the week of March 19th, participating in the DSB ONE District Skills competition.  Both the Timmins High and KLDCS teams created specialized robots to arrange sections of pipe onto cradles. Robert Ek and Grant Morgan piloted the KLDCS bots to victory in four hard fought...

​District School Board Ontario North East is proud to announce the appointment of Brianna Julien as its first Indigenous student trustee. A committee was created at an Indigenous Peoples’ Advisory Committee meeting in November to review candidates for the new role. The move creates another permanent student trustee position on the...

​Grade 7 students at KLDCS are Tobacco Youth Champions! During a recent activity, students in Mr. Messier and Mr. Ludgate-Brand's class were divided into groups, to come up with examples of youth-targeted tobacco advertising. 
Students learned how the tobacco industry targets the needs, wishes and desires of young people in order to sell cigarettes....