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Langley School District is now accepting secondary school applications for the 2022/2023 school year for 2^nd semester only. Langley has now closed the 1st semester entry to ensure that students arriving in 1^st semester will have homestay space.

Aldergrove Secondary, Brookswood Secondary, Langley Secondary, DW Poppy Secondary and Langley Fundamental Secondary schools are accepting students for semester 2. 

Walnut Grove Secondary and RE Mountain Secondary are at homestay and school capacity currently for 22/23 semester 1 and 2 and are full. 

Langley has no more homestay space for Celiac diet students for 22/23.

RE: District Homestay International Students

The government of British Columbia has announced that students aged 12 -17 years old will have the opportunity to register for an appointment to be vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine beginning immediately. Both Canadian citizens and International Students in those age groups can register for a vaccine by calling 1 833 838 2323 or online at https://www2.gov.bc/gov/content/covid-19/vaccine/register. As with all vaccines in BC, students can self-consent and receive a COVID vaccine (mature-minor consent https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/healthlinkbc-files/infants-act-mature-minor-consent-and-immunization ).

To register everyone will need:

• their personal health number (found on their CareCard, driver’s license or BC Services Card). If you do not have a public health number, you need to register for your vaccine by calling the province-wide call centre (1-833-838-2323)
• postal code
• first and last name
• date of birth
• an email address that gets checked regularly or a phone number that can receive text messages

The decision to get a COVID vaccine, as all vaccines, is a decision made by the student in discussion with natural parent, not Langley School District. Please discuss the option of receiving the COVID vaccine with your student/child. It is the responsibility of the student and their agents/natural parents to have the conversation regarding receiving the COVID vaccine and it is the responsibility of the student to book and attend the vaccine appointment outside of school hours. If a vaccine appointment is booked, the agent/natural parent must inform the Homestay Coordinator and School Coordinator of the appointment date and time so that the Homestay Coordinator/School Coordinator/homestay family can monitor and assist with any post-vaccine symptoms, should they occur.

Question: 

Can anyone living in BC get the COVID-19 vaccine? What if I don’t have MSP or a PHN? What if I am an international student?

Answer: 

Yes. If you are living in B.C. during the pandemic you are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. You do not need to be in the BC MSP health insurance program (a BC Services card or public health number) to get the vaccine. You do not need to be a Canadian citizen or have permanent residency to get the COVID-19 vaccine. However, you must have a public health number in order to register online. If you do not have a public health number, you need to register for your vaccine by calling the province-wide call centre (1-833-838-2323).

The goal of the vaccination campaign is to vaccinate as many people as possible. If you have a unique circumstance and have concerns, please call in to discuss your situation.

This means you can be a visitor from another province or country who is living in B.C. temporarily. This includes international students or parents visiting from another country. 

Sincerely,

Mark Leiper

District Principal

Langley International Student Program

Langley School District

Langley BC

Canada

We are entering our final week of online "remote learning" - this is the last chance for students to be able to demonstrate their learning over the past few months.  LSS Staff will be continue to support students this week so that we can collect evidence of student learning and complete the Final Report Cards, which will be available next week, on June 25.  You can support your student and by staying connected to the school - be sure to click on the link below so that you can read the Scoop and know what is happening at LSS:

• The Grad Gab, with an important message from Dry Grad parents;
• A letter from the District about Year-End Report cards;
• An extensive list of student and parent resources for the summer, including job opportunities;
• Reminders about the Yearbook, the return of Hockey Academy to LSS and the start of Summer Session Registration;
• Some reminders of online academic and mental health resources that your family can access;
• Our Photos of the Week, including a few more photos of some of the 2020 Grad;
• Information from the School District and the Community;
• A calendar of upcoming events;
• And so much more...

Please click on the following link to make sure that you have the Scoop at LSS: 

https://lss.sd35.bc.ca/blog/principal-blog/

Best wishes, 

Good morning,

Please see the attached letter from Superintendent Gord Stewart: COVID19 Information Bulletin 2020Apr17.pdf 

Best wishes,

J. Howlett, M. Palichuk, M. Moino

The LSS Admin Team 

Please click on the following link to make sure that you have the Scoop at LSS: 

https://lss.sd35.bc.ca/blog/principal-blog/ 

Over the last three weeks all students in Grades 4-12 have been introduced to the erase Report It tool (erase = Expect Respect and a Safe Education). School staff took the time to teach students how and when to access this online resource. The erase Report It tool is an online, anonymous reporting tool where students can report anything that they find worrisome or concerning, directly to school safety staff via a secure, online platform. The reporting tool can be accessed at erasereportit.gov.bc.ca. The link to this resource can be found on the District https://www.sd35.bc.ca/students-parents/safe-inclusive-schools/erase/and school websites.

When a student submits a report, they will be guided through a set of questions where they will share the information they have about the worrisome behavior or incident. Examples of behaviours or incidents to report include:

Bullying/Cyberbullying                           Harassment

Social Media                                            Sexting

Inappropriate Sexual Behaviour             Concerns about Adults

Concerns about a School/Staff                Racism/Discrimination

Drugs or Alcohol                                     Weapons or Gang Activity

Threats                                                    Violence or Fighting

Mental Health Concern                           Suicide

Vandalism or Property Damage             School Attack/Shooting

or anything else that is worrisome or concerning

The tool is designed to be completely anonymous. However, if the student wishes to be contacted by the safe school coordinator or other designates, they do have the option to submit their name. When submitting a report, students will be asked to acknowledge that the report entered is truthful. This significantly minimizes false reports. School staff have also stressed the importance of telling you, as trusted adults, their concerns as well. School staff adhere to strict policies to ensure your family’s private information is protected. Student safety and well-being is a top priority in our District.

The erase Report It tool is a powerful and effective tool that provides students with the opportunity to have their voice heard. The erase Report It tool will help reinforce the idea that we want students who see something, to say something, and we’ll do something!

In addition to the reporting aspect of the website, students can also access online counselling support. The website has a wealth of information for students, parents and staff on topics such as: mental health, substance use, online safety, and sexual orientation and gender identity. Access to these resources can be found within the full websiteerase.gov.bc.ca or directly at https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/erase/help 

Applications are still being accepted for the 2019/2020 school year. All schools are available except Walnut Grove Secondary, Mountain Secondary and Langley Fundamental Secondary, which are at capacity for the 19/20 school year. Aldergrove Secondary, Brookswood Secondary, DW Poppy Secondary and Langley Secondary are still accepting applications for January entry 2020.

Elementary applications are being accepted for January 2020 entry for grades K, 1, 2, 6 and 7. Elementary applications for January 2020 for grades 3, 4 and 5 will be rejected as there are no seats at these grades.

Langley is accepting applications for the 2020/2021 school year at all grades and schools.

You can find our latest school availability on our Langley International student Program website. 

We will like to provide you with an update of our school availability for September 2019 intake.

The following schools are currently accepting students:

• Aldergrove community Secondary
• Brookswood Secondary
• DW Poppy Secondary
• Langley Secondary
• RE Mountain Secondary

You can find our latest school availability on our Langley International student Program website.