Snoopy decorates his dog house while kids perform on stage behind him during the Eric Langton Elementary school Christmas concert. (Neil Corbett/THE NEWS)

Charlie Brown Christmas at Eric Langton

Maple Ridge elementary school hosts holiday concert

Neil Corbett

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Maple Ridge elementary school hosts holiday concert

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Each class had their own theme, like these reindeer as students at Eric Langton Elementary held a Christmas concert on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. (Neil Corbett/THE NEWS)

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