Truth and Reconciliation Learning in Langley Schools If you walked or drove by a public school in Langley during the month of September, it was likely you saw students wearing orange or noticed the building sprinkled with orange. In the lead up to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, students, staff,…

The District is sharing information from Superintendent Mal Gill to students, staff, and families regarding the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and the Half-Masting of Flags in the District. As you may be aware, the District will be recognizing September 30th as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. As…

Agenda   Announcements National Day for Truth and Reconciliation District Principal of Aboriginal Education Mike Pue presented to the Board of Education regarding the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. He started by acknowledging the First People’s Principles of Learning, which guides the District’s work and the journey of Reconciliation. He praised and honoured members…

As part of the District’s vision, our schools foster an inclusive and nurturing culture. The District is committed to creating compassionate learning communities to nurture the gifts of all learners. To help support all of our students, the District will begin implementing Trauma-Informed Practice training for all staff and providing specialized training for targeted staff….

On behalf of the Langley Board of Education, we want to extend a warm welcome to our returning students, new students, staff, and families. We hope you all were able to have a healthy, safe, and fun summer break and are ready to start the new school year. September is always a busy and exciting…

The District welcomes new and existing students and their families to the 2022-2023 school year. To make the transition back to school easier on families, the District is sharing this guide to help support your child’s learning, as well as meet their health and safety needs. Finding Your School Online Communication with our families is…

The Langley School District uses a notification system called SchoolMessenger to communicate information to families. As we approach September and welcome our new families to our schools, some parents/guardians may receive a text message notifying them about SchoolMessenger. Below is information about the system. What is SchoolMessenger?  A notification service for parental outreach, emergency broadcasts, school information, student attendance…

Do you want to make a difference in the lives of students in Langley? Are you passionate about public education? Are you considering running for the Langley Board of Education? Join the Langley School District’s Trustee Candidate Info Session to learn about how you can become a school trustee. You will hear about trustee expectations…

On behalf of the Langley Board of Education, we want to thank our students, staff, and families for all of your hard work, collaboration, and support over the school year. Looking back at this past year, we recognize that our school community has overcome many challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic to extreme weather. We want…

“Excited” and “awesome” are just some of the words to describe how some graduates of the Langley School District are feeling these days. Graduation ceremonies and events have returned after a long break without them due to COVID. “Two years of COVID have cost our students much in opportunities to come together as a community,…