The MRCS Board invites society members to our Spring General Meeting scheduled for May 28, 2026 at 7:00 PM  in the Library Learning Commons. Join us for a brief meeting for an update on the board’s work, election of directors, and presentation of the 2026/27 budget. A full agenda and relevant information will be forthcoming in the coming weeks prior to the meeting.

Dear Families, Here are the key events and reminders for the week ahead: Monday, May 4 3:30 PM – Junior Girls Badminton @ SJS All Day – Regional Track Meet @ Town Centre Tuesday, May 5 3:00 PM – Senior Boys Badminton @ BCCS Wednesday, May 6 8:45–11:45 AM – Grade 2 to Stable Harvest Farm (Langley) 8:45–10:15 AM – Grade 8 Middle Ages Museum (Grand Hall) Buddies 3:30–9:00 PM – Junior Badminton Fraser North Individuals @ Pinetree Thursday, May

Dear MRCS Families, It’s May 1st, which means it is officially Walkathon Month! Our Raisely fundraising pages are now live, and we are ready to begin our journey toward our $65,000 goal. Click Here to Visit the MRCS Walkathon Page Getting Started & The Raisely Platform  Each student is heading home today with flyers featuring a QR code and link to share with friends and family. If you need extras, please stop by the school office! Throughout the month of

Walkathon Month Merch Discount It’s officially the last week of April! The sun is shining, summer is quickly approaching, and it’s almost Walkathon Month! The fundraising pages on Raisely will officially be open on May 1, kicking off a fantastic Month-Long fundraising event by our students. On the day of the Walkathon, we are asking that all students and volunteers wear their MRCS apparel and wear blue. To make sure everyone can turn out in their best MRCS gear, we

Dear MRCS Parents, As you know, this Friday, May 1, begins our Walkathon Fundraising Month. For your child to have their online profile set up, please fill out the form LINKED HERE no later than Thursday, April 30, 2026. We’ll be using Raisely, an online platform trusted by other Christian schools, to track donations by student and class. While we encourage all fundraising to go through Raisely, cash donations can also be handed into the office if needed — please

Dear Families, Here are the key events and reminders for the week ahead: Monday, April 27 Pro-D Day – No School 3:15 PM – Senior Boys Badminton @ MRCS Wednesday, April 29 – Hot Lunch 8:00 AM – Earth Science 11 @ Britannia All Day – Senior Ultimate Christian Schools Tournament 2:30 PM – Badminton @ Meadowridge HS Nick Wilkes Track @ McLeod Thursday, April 30 8:00 AM-3:45 PM – Grades 4-7 Track Meet @ Bear Creek 3:00-7:00 PM –

Maple Ridge Christian School continues to grow! Please see the staffing updates below. Welcome Grade 1: Lauren GreenMrs. Green joins our school as a Grade One teacher. She has a long history with the school, as she attended the school from Kindergarten through Grade 8 and her children attend. She has 17 years of experience teaching Grade One at Langley Christian School and is looking forward to using the skills she has developed in that time in her new role

Dear High School Parents, We wanted to provide you with an early update regarding our end-of-year schedule and assessment days for high school students as we know families are often making plans at that time of year. The following information gives an overview of that last week of school for our Grade 9-12 students only. Our Middle School and High School students will have their last day of school on Friday, June 19, 2026, which will be an 11:30 AM

Dear Families, Here are the key events and reminders for the week ahead: Monday, April 20 9:45 AM–2:30 PM – Grade 5 to WildPlay 3:30 PM – Junior Girls Badminton @ Vancouver Christian Tuesday, April 21 3:15 PM – Junior Girls Badminton @ MRCS  3:00 PM – Senior Boys & Senior Girls Badminton Districts @ Thomas Haney Wednesday, April 22 Grade 6/7 Badminton Tournament – Large Gym 12:45–3:30 PM – Outdoor Education 11/12 to Momentum Academy Thursday, April 23 All

Today we conducted a lockdown drill as part of our regular safety procedures. These drills are an important part of our commitment to ensuring that students and staff are prepared to respond calmly and appropriately in the event of an emergency situation (fire, earthquake, or lockdown). We recognize that this type of drill can feel unsettling. Please be assured that the drill was carried out in a controlled and age-appropriate manner, with staff guiding students throughout the process. Lockdown drills