Langley staff and students testified on Capitol Hill with Conscious Discipline founder, Dr. Becky Bailey, about the benefits of Social Emotional Learning.

Langley students on a field trip to the National Portrait Gallery.

  ​Langley uses a healthy family model to create optimal learning reinforcements that support the continued development of children, including those with exceptional needs. Langley is rolling out a detailed strategic approach to creating a school climate that is safe, positive, respectful, and welcoming for all students.  A significant part of a school's job is teaching social-emotional skills and development explicitly to our students.
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Langley utilizes Conscious Discipline, a social-emotional learning and classroom management program, as the main component of its school culture plan for all students. 

Every class is required to take field trips throughout the year to expose students to the numerous educational resources in Washington, D.C. as well as incorporate hands on learning to their curriculum.  The Smithsonian's Museums, Galleries and Zoo, local pumpkin patches and The National Aquarium are just a few of the locations our students visit.

During Hispanic Heritage month and Black History month classes learn about the diverse backgrounds of our student body.  Guest speakers, dance performances, costume days, and family events are incorporated to bring the culture to life.

Black History Month activities

Check out Langley's blog, Tiger Tales, to stay up-to-date on the hearty effort the school is putting toward improving its culture and strengthening the school family.

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