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Welcome to the 2019 – 2020 school year! 

I would like to take the time to introduce myself, Denean Langlois. I will be your child’s grade 3 teacher. This year we will be working in room 7. 

I will be waiting outside to meet you and your child Tuesday morning. I will be standing by the basketball hoops carrying a clipboard with my name on it to make it easier for you. Students will be using the north doors when they enter and exit the school at all times. 

I would like to remind you of our school hours: 8:55am – 3:35pm, with early dismissal Fridays at 12:30pm.  

To help your child be successful this year, please consider the following: 
  • Eat a healthy, hearty breakfast 
  • Have a good night’s sleep (go to bed at a reasonable time) 
  • Send a healthy snack for morning flex time and if something is needed in the afternoon 
  • Send indoor running shoes 

My blog is in the process of being updated, however once it is active it can be found at dlanglois@blogspot.com. Information about the learning happening in the classroom and important updates and reminders can be found there. It will be updated throughout the week. My twitter handle is @MRSLangloisCBE.  

If you would like to get a hold of me, the best method is through email. I can be reached at dllanglois@cbe.ab.ca. I can also be reached through phone by calling the school and leaving a message with the front office. I look forward to learning alongside your child. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions or concerns. 

Sincerely, Denean Langlois 

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