President – Brian Martens, president@langleydpac.ca
Brian got involved in his local PAC in 2017 being appointed as DPAC representative his first year. Being a long-time resident of Langley and having also attended Elementary and Secondary schools of SD35, he is proud of his community and what the district has been able to achieve. Brian brings many years of experience to the executive having participated and being appointed or elected to other executive and trustee boards outside of the school district. He looks forward to another year of advocating for all parents of SD35 ensuring that their voices are heard and respected at the district level.
Vice-President 1 – Jennifer Pyper,
VP1@langleydpac.ca
Jenn has been part of Lynn Fripps PAC for the past 5 years with two children in Elementary school. 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 2 – Tisha Krafte , VP2@langleydpac.ca
Tisha, is a BC native and local business owner. She has over 25 years experience in Logistics Management. She had severed the Noel Booth PAC as the DPAC rep for two years. As a mother of a special needs child, Tisha is uniquely equipped to understand other families with special needs children. She enjoys helping others and looking forward to serving the community.
Secretary – Rebecca Hardin, secretary@langleydpac.ca
Rebecca is a local business owner and proud mom of three kids who
attend public schools in Langley. Rebecca has been involved with her school’s PAC for the last five years and a DPAC representative for the last two. She is passionate about being involved in her school community and ensuring parents understand they have a voice and their thoughts and concerns are heard and represented.
Treasurer – Chantale Hubbs, treasurer@langleydpac.ca
Chantale has grown up and lived in Langley her entire life and became a parent-volunteer when her daughter entered Kindergarten so she could be better informed on what was happening in the classroom and school. She has always been involved in her school PAC and has served on PAC executive boards as secretary and DPAC rep. Chantale works as a Financial Controller and joined the DPAC board as Treasurer in November 2018 which has proven to be a gratifying means of applying her accounting skills to her craving to be involved in the education of children. She believes that when many work together respectfully and collaboratively, great things happen and is driven to foster and encourage parent participation in their children’s education and believes that every parent and family presents a valuable contribution to their school community.
MAL – Kristen Faulkner , mal1@langleydpac.ca
Kristen moved to Langley in 2007 and has three children in the Langley
School District. She has been an active parent volunteer since her oldest began Kindergarten in 2010, and recently joined the Walnut Grove Secondary School PAC as the DPAC representative in 2022. She brings experience from various community initiatives to this role on the DPAC Executive. She is passionate about building healthy and inclusive school communities and facilitating meaningful engagement and collaboration between parents, educators and youth.
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