Just like our DPAC representatives , the DPAC Executive are unpaid voluntary representatives, Elected in accordance with the Constitution and Bylaws. If you are interested in becoming a part of the executive or any other DPAC or District partner group committees, please contact any executive member below via their email address.
President – Jennifer Pyper, president@langleydpac.ca
Jenn has been part of Lynn Fripps PAC for the past 9 years and Yorkson Creek Middle PAC for the last 3 years. I am a local business owner and I am passionate about volunteering and being part of the community. I am excited to be part of DPAC and expand my learning of the greater community and how we can all contribute together to better our neighbourhoods alike.
Vice-President 1 – Tisha Krafte, VP1@langleydpac.ca
Tisha has been an active member of the DPAC Board for several years and is passionate about advocating for families within the Langley District. As the parent of a neurodivergent son, Tisha understands firsthand the importance of inclusive education and the need for strong support systems that allow every child to thrive.
She is proud to serve as a voice for parents, working to strengthen communication between families, schools, and the district, and to ensure that all perspectives are heard and valued. Tisha is especially committed to advocacy that promotes equity, accessibility, and meaningful parent engagement across the district.
Outside of DPAC, Tisha enjoys camping, traveling, and spending time with her family.
Vice-President 2 – Rebecca Hardin , VP2@langleydpac.ca
Rebecca is a local business owner and proud mom of three kids. Two attend high school in Langley, and one has graduated from the Langley School District. Rebecca has been involved with her school’s PAC since 2017 where she served as a DPAC representative for two of those years. Rebecca has been part of DPAC since 2019 in various roles. She is passionate about being involved in her school community and helping parents voice their thoughts and concerns so they are heard and represented.
Secretary – Kathie Dalziel, secretary@langleydpac.ca
Treasurer – Alicia Rempel, treasurer@langleydpac.ca
Alicia is a proud mom to three daughters in the Langley School District and a dedicated local non-profit executive. Since 2013, she has actively participated in Parent Advisory Councils (PACs) and District Parent Advisory Councils (DPAC) in various roles. Alicia is a passionate advocate for parents being voices for their children and all students in the public school system. As a vocal supporter of the Langley School District #35, she believes that through collaboration and partnership, the community can achieve great things together
MAL – Susan Ngo, mal2@langleydpac.ca
Susan is a mother of four young children who attend school in the Aldergrove area. While this is her first year on the DPAC executive team, she has been actively involved with the PAC at Shortreed Elementary since 2022. With a background in social work, Susan has a passion for supporting families and brings plenty of experience navigating systems to meet her own family’s needs. She loves helping others feel empowered by sharing tools and knowledge so they reach their full potential; this is a value that she practices in her roles as both a Scout Leader and a Trauma Therapist. Through DPAC, Susan is excited to connect with other parents, advocate for families, and share helpful resources and ideas from across the district.
MAL – Kristina Peters, mal3@langleydpac.ca
My name is Kristina Peters, I am a mother of two and recently proudly promoted to Nana. The last two decades I have been apart of various PAC roles throughout the district. I have been fortunate to have been apart of Blacklock, Alex Hope, WGSS ,Nicomekl, Uplands, HD Stafford and now onto LSS with my youngest. Over the years my focus shifted from the usual school stuff to a different lens approach as my youngest was diagnosed with ASD. Navigating the school system with a neurodiverse child has shaped me to see things very differently and push through many barriers. This year I have joined the DPAC to continue to help him, and many others navigate their school journey from an inclusive standpoint. Because when we know better we do better!
MAL – Julee LeBlanc, mal4@langleydpac.ca
I am a new parent representative on the DPAC board. I have one son in the district and have enjoyed being involved in his school community. I first began volunteering by helping with fundraising and was instrumental in supporting the country fair, which gave me the chance to connect with families and contribute to the school’s success.
Outside of DPAC, I enjoy spending time with my family and working at our family’s ranch. At home, we also have three kitties who are very much part of the family and keep us entertained. I look forward to bringing my experience and perspective to the board and helping strengthen the voice of parents in our district
MAL – Cheryl Santer, mal5@langleydpac.ca
Hello, I am Cheryl and am in my 2nd year as a member at large on the DPAC executive. I have 3 children. My oldest graduated from Vanguard Secondary School in 2023. My middle child recently graduated from Langley Fine Arts and my youngest is currently at Vanguard Secondary School and is going into grade 10. I have been involved in DPAC for several years as a DPAC rep for several schools that my children attended. I am currently the PAC President of Vanguard Secondary School. I’m looking forward to being more involved in DPAC committees.
MAL – Cara Kavanagh , mal6@langleydpac.ca
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