We want to hear from you! Our District has shared an unprecedented amount of information with families over the last 15 months. To help the District plan communications in the future, we kindly ask for one parent/guardian per family to complete the following online survey prior to July 9, 2021. This survey should take 5-10…

The Langley School District is inviting the public to provide feedback on the proposal to increase the School Site Acquisition Charge (SSAC), which is a fee under the Local Government Act. The purpose of the charge is to collect funds from new developments which the District uses to purchase land for capital projects in the…

The District is excited to announce it will be enhancing opportunities at Aldergrove Campus ahead of the upcoming 2021-2022 school year. A series of positive changes are coming to Aldergrove Community Secondary School and Betty Gilbert Middle School communities to help inspire our learners to reach their full potential and create a positive legacy for…

Board of Education Acknowledges June 21-25 as Langley Grad Week 2021 The Langley School District and the Board of Education is encouraging the community to help celebrate Langley Grad Week 2021 to honour graduating students. At its Regular Board meeting on Tuesday, June 15, 2021, the Board of Education acknowledged June 21– 25 as Langley…

Agenda   Announcements The Board made important announcements to start the meeting. Board Chair Rod Ross announced the Board observe 215 seconds of silence to acknowledge, remember, and honour the 215 children who lost their lives at the Kamloops Residential School. Board Chair Rod Ross announced the District’s Be An Ally T-shirt initiative which took…

School community takes part in virtual ceremony to unveil Seawolf Students and staff at James Hill Elementary will now be calling themselves the Seawolves. The school, which is located in the Murrayville neighbourhood of Langley celebrated its 25th anniversary with the unveiling of a new school logo. The former logo, a knight, has been representing…

Teacher engages students with rendition of “The War of the Worlds” Martians have invaded HD Stafford Middle School. Well, not exactly. A group of students led by teacher Andrew Gundy have completed their own version of the 1938 Orson Welles radio production of “The War of the Worlds.” Gundy who teaches theatre was inspired to…

Students and staff at Langley Secondary will have a new image representing their school. LSS is excited to announce the school’s official imagery, logo and mascot is now a thunderbird. The thunderbird is an Indigenous symbol representing power, protection and strength. The new logo represents the identity and values of the Langley Secondary School (LSS)…

Soon to be grads discuss overcoming adversity, gender, and STEM It’s an exciting time for grade 12 students. Many are hearing back from universities about applications and scholarships and prepping for graduation. Hundreds of students in the Langley School District are celebrating achievements and a few of them at RE Mountain’s International Baccalaureate (IB) Program…

As part of Pride Month in June, the District is speaking with members of our LGBTQ + Committee, a group which supports diversity and inclusion in our schools. In this Q & A with Jessica Bain and Golda Janzen, we ask them about the meaning of Pride Month, and how we as a community can…