Celene Hoag, School Trustee
Who Celene Hoag is: a City of Langley trustee on the Langley Board of Education, with her published background and official links.
- Role
- School trustee, Langley Board of Education (School District 35), City of Langley seat
- Elected
- October 17, 2026, with 2,033 votes (trustee results)
- Slate
- No slate declared (the Langley Advance Times calls her an independent)
- Official page
- Langley School District 35, Board of Education page (it does not list trustees individually)
- Contact
- School Board Office, 4875 222 Street, Langley BC V3A 3Z7; 604-534-7891; [email protected] (the district's published contact)
- Last checked
- October 21, 2026
Celene Hoag was elected to the Langley Board of Education as one of the City of Langley’s two trustees on October 17, 2026, per the City’s results page.
Background
Her VoteMate candidate profile says she has lived in Langley City for eleven years, completed UBC’s Urban Land Economics program, has a commercial real estate appraisal background, and is a post-graduate student at SFU. It says she is a parent of two children in Langley City schools.
Business and community affiliations
As listed on her VoteMate candidate profile: founder and CEO of Chops Consulting; Director of Operations for PROFiX Accounting & Strategy; a director at Langley Care Society and Langley Care Foundation; and a donor to the Langley School District Foundation toward accessible playground equipment at Uplands. She also lists a business coaching program. See also Langley School District Foundation.
For campaign donations and spending, disclosure statements are due 90 days after the election and are published by Elections BC.
Previous service
The profile mentions no previous elected or school board service.
On the record
Campaign commitments (2026)
- Push for a new Langley City school in the 10-year capital plan — VoteMate candidate profile, 2026 (undated)
- Create transparency around how the board makes decisions and spends its budget — VoteMate candidate profile, 2026 (undated)
- Fight for increased support for students and classrooms — VoteMate candidate profile, 2026 (undated)
Quoted
- “no new school site has even been identified” — VoteMate candidate profile, 2026 (undated)
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Links
- Campaign website listed on her VoteMate profile: celenehoag.com
- City of Langley 2026 election results
- 2026 Langley school trustee election results
- Langley Board of Education
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