Education and Training

Kemptville Campus Education and Community Centre is a multi-use facility serving the community of North Grenville and surrounding Area. The Centre is a non-profit organization dedicated to realizing the full potential of the extraordinary, historic, and publicly owned campus. It offers a welcoming and sustainable working, learning and recreational environment. The Campus includes 630 acres and 17 main buildings, as well as woodlands, cropland, wetland, greenspace, green houses, an agroforestry centre and maple bush, trails, and other buildings - sports facilities, residence, and catering facilities.

St. Lawrence College (SLC) is a prominent Ontario College of Applied Arts and Technology with campuses in Kingston, Brockville, and Cornwall, serving thousands of students with hands-on, career-focused education. The college emphasizes applied learning, modern facilities, and industry partnerships. Known for programs in health sciences, business, technology, and applied arts, it offers experiential learning in specialized labs. SLC provides a wide range of certificates, diplomas, and apprenticeships, as well as specialized degrees, and actively adapts its programming to match industry trends and employment opportunities. With over 135,000 alumni worldwide, SLC has over 135,000 alumni worldwide.

Earn credits toward a high school diploma through a modern, flexible adult learning environment. With adaptable scheduling and supportive instruction, learners can complete an Ontario Secondary School Diploma or upgrade courses to prepare for college or university, with personalized support from TR Leger Adult and Alternative High School to help you succeed at your own pace. The school also offers non-credit programs to support skill development and career transitions, including apprenticeships, literacy and basic skills training, and settlement and language services for newcomers to Canada, helping individuals gain new skills, re-skill for emerging industries, and build confidence for future education and employment.

The principal idea in Montessori is that the children learn by doing; with a little guidance they are inspired by curiosity and ambition to discover their world around them that is strategically placed at their fingertips in the Montessori schools to help with their cognitive, physical and emotional development. Errors are the stepping stones of intellectual growth and the child is able to do this on his own without the shame of failure. The children learn by using hands on Montessori materials, NOT toys. The materials are fun, exciting, and enticing to draw their attention. Unlike toys, they provide an academic curriculum from pre K to senior Kindergarten and prepare children for Grade 1 and far beyond.

The Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario operates 39 schools within its borders with quality Catholic education programs to students in Eastern Ontario. Schools offer full-day Kindergarten, French immersion, specialized secondary learning opportunities, outstanding extra-curricular activities and athletics programs. The head office is located in Kemptville, Ontario.

The Central-Eastern Catholic School Board / Écoles catholiques Centre-Est operates the largest network of French-language schools outside of Quebec with three schools in Leeds Grenville. A leader in French-language education, students are recognized for the academic excellence. Licensed child care is offered at Kemptville and Brockville locations.

Sainte-Marguerite-Bourgeoys Catholic School, Merrickville
Notre-Dame Catholic Academy, Kemptville
Ange-Gabriel Catholic Academy, Brockville

Fulford Academy is a private coeducational day and boarding school in Merrickville, Ontario, offering grades 9–12 leading to the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), along with more specialized programs and camps.

The school serves both Canadian and International students through individualized, project-based learning that fosters critical thinking, collaboration, and real-world problem-solving. Students grow academically and personally in a supportive and globally minded environment, so they’re well-prepared for top universities in Canada and beyond.

Heritage Community Christian School is interdenominational, rooted in church communities and families that contribute to student development. An independent day school for over 65 years, it continues to provide Christian education to students in grades JK-8m, and includes a well supported Grade 9-12 high school program that integrates discipleship and faith formation with online learning. Located in Addison, Ontario, the school is a member of the Ontario Alliance of Christian Schools, and is a corporation funded through parental tuition, along with membership support and charitable donations.

St. Lawrence Academy, consists of a close-knit community where every child is known, supported, and encouraged to thrive. With small class sizes, dedicated teachers, and a calm, caring environment, students grow in confidence personally, academically, socially, and spiritually. SLA's focus is on character-based education, where innovative programming ensures students are well-prepared for future success. Families choose SLA because it feels like home: a place where values matter, children are celebrated for who they are, and learning is built to inspire curious, capable, and kind young people from Pre-K to Grade 8. 

The UCDSB offers students a wide variety of academic, athletic, artistic and extracurricular activities as part of a well-rounded education. The organization is comprised of 77 schools, with approximately 4,200 staff educating around 27,900 students in the counties of Leeds-Grenville, Lanark, Stormont-Dundas-Glengarry, and Prescott-Russell. It offers French immersion programming and has a Ready 2 Learn Early Learning Program (ELP). ELP offers full-time learning during the core school day for four- and five-year-olds. The main office is located in Brockville, Ontario.