The Langley Events Centre’s Fieldhouse building was a busy place Tuesday (May 7) as young entrepreneurs from across the District wowed their fellow students, parents, staff and community members with their creativity and innovative ideas.    Beginning in the morning, elementary and middle school students set up booths where they marketed and sold their creations –…

A group of students at Lynn Fripps Elementary are taking their ‘joy of reading’ to a whole new level. Earlier in the year, the five intermediate students formed a team and entered to compete in the Fraser Valley Regional Library’s Reading Link Challenge. The challenge has many objectives, one of which is “to promote a…

The entrepreneurial spirit will be strong at the Langley Events Centre next month, as dozens of Langley School District students will show off their creativity while also putting their sales and marketing skills to the test at the annual I.D.E.A. Summit, which is scheduled for Tuesday, May 7 from 9:15 a.m. until 3 p.m at…

The Langley Board of Education is required to inform the public of its intent to dispose property as part of a Road Dedication approval process. At its Regular Meeting on April 23, 2024, the Board passed the following motion: That the Board of Education serve notice of motion, to be brought to the June 18,…

The Regular Meeting of the Langley Board of Education was held in-person and streamed online. Agenda Delegations Day of Mourning for Workers Killed and Injured Wendy Cook with the New Westminster Labour Council shared a presentation to mark the Day of Mourning for Workers Killed and Injured, which is on April 28th. The presentation is…

A group of French high school students heard a resounding “Bienvenue a l’ecole secondaire Walnut Grove” on Tuesday.  It was part of a ‘Welcome Tea’ event to celebrate their arrival at Walnut Grove Secondary, as part of the school’s long-standing exchange program.  School and district staff, RCMP school liaison officers, and local politicians were present…

Welcome to the latest edition of the SD35 Community Spotlight newsletter, which was created for students and families in the Langley School District. Our aim is to shine a light on the incredible stories, achievements, and happenings in our schools. Enjoy!  Message from the Superintendent On behalf of the District, I am happy to connect…

Deaf and Hard of Hearing students from across the District came together this month for a fun day of computer coding at the School Board Office. The students, who were split into two groups by age, were taught by members of Code Ninjas, a company that introduces young students to the world of computer coding…

The Langley School District is proud to have a strong team of influential women who work hard behind the scenes to help our students reach their full potential. For International Women’s Day this year, we wanted to highlight some amazing individuals who make a difference for our students, staff and families. To read about influential…

It’s been a big week for basketball at the Langley School District. Last week, the Brookswood Secondary Bobcats’ senior girls team – led by coach Chrissy Nohr – capped an amazing season with a provincial 3A championship, defeating the St. Michael’s University Blue Jags 69-63 in overtime. And this week, when the boys’ 4A tournament…