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Tzeachten First Nation is located east of the Greater Vancouver/Lower Mainland Region of British Columbia; this area is also referred to as the Fraser Valley Regional District. Tzeachten is approximately 105 kilometers east of the city of Vancouver, between the Trans Canada Highway and the Chilliwack/Vedder River, within the boundaries of the city of Chilliwack neighboring Abbotsford to the west and Hope to the east. In the Halq'emeylem language Tzeachten (Ch'iyaqtel) means 'the place of the fish weir'. The Tzeachten people originate from the Ch-ihl-kway-uhk Tribe and is politically affiliated with the Sto:lo Nation. Tzeachten reserve #13 totals 283.8 hectares and shares an additional 64.8 hectares of the Grass reserve lands with eight of the neighboring First Nation communities within Chilliwack. It also shares 10.3 hectares of Peqw'xe:yles reserve lands in Mission, BC. and shares 23.5 hectares of the Coqualeetza lands in Chilliwack, BC. As of July 2008, Tzeachten First Nation has a total membership of 438, of which, approximately 50% live on reserve. Tzeachten owns the Vedder Crossing Plaza, where retail stores such as Save On Foods, Tim Horton's, Royal Bank, Sylvan Learning, Panago Pizza, Booster Juice, a medical clinic and lab, and other retail outlets service the entire community. There are also a number of businesses on reserve that are owned by member entrepreneurs that enhance the community, they include: Planet Earth Restaurant, Tzeachten Gas Bar, Bear Image Productions and the Shell Gas Bar. As well, Tzeachten is home to a number of residential developments including Halcyon Meadows, Stoney Creek, Avonlea, Promontory Lake Estates, Steetaws, River Rock, Selomas and Maple Meadows. The Tzeachten Council and their administration strive to work with the entire community to preserve and promote their language and culture, support the educational, social and economic growth of the community so that the membership and residents can flourish and prosper.

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The history of Credo Christian High School reaches back to a meeting in November 1951 suggesting the need for Reformed Education. Many meetings later and after much labour of love, William of Orange Christian School opened its doors on September 5th, 1955 with an enrollment of 58 students in grades 1 through 8. After considerable growth and numerous expansions the membership at a meeting in June 1971 adopted a motion to start a junior high school. In September 1973, this decision was implemented. Mr. S. VanderPloeg became the principal of the Junior High. In 1974, grade 9 was added and in 1975 grade 10 was added to complete the junior high grades. In 1977 the board was asked to investigate the possibility of adding grades 11 and 12. The consideration to add grades 11 and 12 prompted a decision to establish a high school in a separate building as a joint venture with the Abbotsford society (which operated the John Calvin School in Yarrow). Grades 8, 9 and 10 students, along with a newly formed grade 11 class, moved into rented facilities (from the Vancouver Bible College in Surrey) and started a new academic year in September 1978 under the name William of Orange Secondary School. In 1979 grade 12 was added and in June of 1980 the first graduating class of the combined schools was presented. In September 1980 the staff and students moved into new facilities on 52nd Avenue in Langley. The name was changed to Langley Christian High School, and then later on it was again renamed to Credo Christian High School. The following year the completed building was dedicated and so the work of teaching and learning took on a new sense of permanence. Enrolment at Credo Christian High school continued to climb. Staff were added and soon it was recognized that more programs were required to meet the needs of all the students. In May 1985 the membership approved a building expansion to include an Industrial Education shop, additional classroom, office and storage for an I.E. program. Through the generous support of Ladies auxiliaries, an extensive Industrial Education and Home Economics program was started in September 1985. At a membership meeting in October 1989 unanimous approval was given to proceed with a building program to add eight classrooms (to include new science labs, music room, and art room) as well as additional Physical Education change rooms.

Dancing for Dessert Studio was founded in 2005 by long-time dance team Magda and Andrew. From a small trial program it has grown to become the ballroom dancing destination for Langley and the Fraser Valley with a team of seven instructors and hundreds of students served.