A glimpse of the Scotia-Glenville Central
School District: enrollment, academic, financial
and graduation information
Enrollment
Elementary enrollment
(grades K-5): 1,150
Middle School enrollment
(grades 6-8):
623
Senior High enrollment
(grades 9-12): 856
Total enrollment:
2,629
(as of 9/12)
The Scotia-Glenville Philosophy
Scotia-Glenville schools stress a solid, traditional education that
emphasizes reading, writing and mathematics while nurturing creative
thought, critical thinking and expression through art, music,
technology, and physical education.
The district also offers excellent second language, business
education, home economics, industrial arts, vocational and special
education programs. Students are able to reach beyond the school
walls through Distance Learning, just one example of
Scotia-Glenville's commitment to technology.
Scotia-Glenville caters to students of all learning abilities.
Strong programs are offered for the gifted and talented child as
well as the academically-needy student.
The award-winning educational program is complemented by
opportunities for Scotia-Glenville students to participate in a
multitude of extracurricular and athletic activities.
Several Scotia-Glenville Schools have been commended for educational
excellence:
•
Senior High (1986-1987)
•
Junior High School (1988-1989)
•
Sacandaga and Lincoln elementary schools (1985-1986) were named
National Schools of Excellence.
•
The Junior High (now Middle School) was
recognized as a National Drug Free School (1988-1989).
•
Sacandaga School was named a Blue Ribbon School in 1994 – one
of only 120 schools to be recognized twice.
Financial Information
Here is information about the development of the 2012-13 budget.
2012-13
budget:
$47,829,155
2012-13
tax rates:
• Scotia and
Glenville: $21.05
per $1,000 assessed value
•
Amsterdam: $190.76 per $1,000
assessed value
•
Charlton: $27.66 per $1,000
assessed value
Average Scotia
and Glenville home assessment:
$160,000
Average 2012-13
school district tax bill in Scotia and Glenville:
$3,368
(before STAR reductions)
Academic Information
Here are the the most recent standardized test scores achieved by
Scotia-Glenville's elementary, middle school and high school
students.
Graduation
Information: 2012
Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) - 2012
Scotia-Glenville Mean Scores
•
Critical Reading:
513
•
Math:
534
Profile of the
Class of 2012
Diplomas Granted: 203
Regents: 60
Regents/Career Technology Education (CTE) Endorsement:
3
Regents with Honrs: 1
Advanced Regents: 78
Advanced Regents/CTE Endorsement:
1
Advanced Regents/Honors: 42
Advanced Regents with CTE: 2
Local Diplomas: 10
Individualized Education
Program (IEP) Diplomas: 6
Foreign exchange students:
1
(not included in total above)
91.3%
of S-G graduates received a Regents
diploma, Advanced Regents
or Regents/CTE diploma in June 2011;
in 1998, 55% of students graduated with a
Regents diploma
AP and UHS college credit
Hundreds of Scotia-Glenville students receive college credit in
high school every year through the Advanced Placement (AP) and
University in the High School (UHS) programs. Find out about those
programs. [MORE]
Plans for the Class of 2012:
•
Four-year college (100 students):
49.2%
• Two-year college
(73 students):
35.9%
• Armed services (6
students):
3.0%
• Employment (14
students): 7.0%
• Other (9 students):
4.5%
• Vocational Training
(1 student):
0.5%
Scotia-Glenville students attend
many prestigious colleges in the Capital District and throughout the
United States.
Here are a few college choices from recent years:
Cornell University, Syracuse University, Clarkson University, St.
John Fischer, Union College, Northeastern University, RPI, Marist
College, US Coast Guard Academy, College of St. Rose, Unversity of
Waterloo, Champlain College, Lehigh University, Southern Virginia
University, University of Hartford, Siena College, Rochester
Institute of Technology, St. Lawrence University, Ithaca College,
Drexel University, Salem State University, Mount Ida College,
University of Massachusetts, Boston University, Daniel Webster,
Dartmouth, Hofstra University, Providence College, Emmanuel College,
Hartwick College, University of Richmond and the State University of
New York system, both four-year and two-year colleges.
