A partial solar eclipse will take place tomorrow, Monday, April 8, from 10:43 am until approximately 12:20 pm. Though people may want to witness this event, looking at the sun directly during an eclipse can cause eye damage. Read more on how to stay safe: ow.ly/htQr50R9rYu

Today, on Principals & Vice-Principals Appreciation Day, we express our deepest gratitude to all leaders for their hard work, collaboration, care and compassion for our students. You create a positive learning environment for everyone in our school communities. Thank you!

Indigenous girls are 7% of the total population of girls in Canada, yet they represented 50% of female homicide victims in Canada between 2001 and 2017. Today we invite you to share resources on Red Dress Day and to take the time to consider what you can do to address this crisis

It was an opportunity to celebrate Indigenous students, especially our grade 12 Golden Eagles, at the District’s annual Aboriginal Achievement Awards held earlier this week. Soon to be grads were blanketed and honoured. Congratulations everyone! #MySD35Community

It was a day of celebration at the Nə́c̓aʔmat Cup, a soccer tourney that brought our middle school students together through sport on this NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay. Nə́c̓aʔmat which means “One heart, one mind” in the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ language was in action on the soccer pitch.

Student enrolment continues during the break in Langley. Student registration for Kindergarten to Grade 12, including newcomers to Canada, can be done at the school board office in-person during the summer. For more info: ow.ly/n5cQ50SvwMj

A pleasure meeting and listening to Raffi Cavoukian 🇨🇦 today as he told stories about his work over the past 50 years supporting early student learning Langley Schools

wonderful Pro D day gathering of kindergarten and ECE teachers in Langley BC. I was invited to speak about my #ChildHonouring philosophy and the Covenant For Honouring Children. Ocean Kneeland of the Raffi Foundation Foundation led the teachers in dialogues on the 9 Child

Great to see so many R.E. Mountain Secondary School staff getting into the Halloween spirit this year! Langley Schools

All schools in the Langley School District are CLOSED to students and staff today (Feb. 3), including the Langley Education Centre. The School Board Office is CLOSED. All early learning and daycare programming located on District property is CLOSED. No facility rentals today.

Congratulations to DW Poppy Secondary basketball coach Greg Leino, who recently reached a big milestone – 50 years coaching basketball with the Redhawks! His dedication to developing athletes has left a great legacy at the school. Read more in the Langley Advance Times : langleyadvancetimes.com/community/lang…

Tested camera and all is working normally. Got lucky once again !! :)

Psst! Election day is April 28, 2025. Tag your friends and share this post to encourage them to make a plan to vote. They’ll be able to register at the polls if they haven’t done so yet.

Please reach out if you need help: - Victim Services are available - call or text 1-800-563-0808 Crisis lines are available 24/7 if you need to talk: - Crisis Centre BC: crisiscentre.bc.ca/get-support/cr… - BC Crisis Lines Network crisislines.bc.ca/our-members You are not alone. Help is here.

ICYMI – Last week, grade 12 students from the District’s Aboriginal Program – also known as Golden Eagles – were honoured at the annual Aboriginal Achievement Awards. Read more here: ow.ly/33qV50VUgbV

REMINDER: Tomorrow is the chance to have your say on the District’s 2025-2026 budget. A budget open house is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the school board office. Click here for details: ow.ly/hocv50W2RCx

Are you interested in a career in education? The Langley School District is hiring for several teaching and non-teaching positions, including English Langley Learner Teacher; Montessori Teacher and Teacher – Technology Education. Learn more: ow.ly/BE8n50W9bQ5

Grade 12 students from R.E. Mountain Secondary capped off an exciting grad season with a grad walk through their old schools, including Yorkson Creek Middle School. Congrats to all, and thank you to the staff, friends and family who’ve supported these students on their journeys.

Tonight, we reflect on and acknowledge the history of Indigenous peoples in Canada, and are committed to doing our part to work towards true Truth and Reconciliation. We are honoured to welcome Chief Alice McKay, elected chief of the Matsqui Nation, Chief Dalton Silver, elected