Physical Education
- For information about the high school physical education program, click here.
- For the policies covering the physical education program, click here.
2024 spring sports season dates
REGISTRATION DATES:
- High School: February 14
- Middle School: March 11
START DATES:
- High School: March 11
- Middle School: April 9 (tennis starts April 29)
Spring sports offered
- Baseball (B): M, JV, V
- Lacrosse (B & G): M, JV, V
- Softball (G): M, JV, V
- Tennis (B): M, V
- Track & Field (B & G): M, JV, V
- Unified Basketball (B & G): V
2023-24 Scotia-Glenville Athletic Theme
This year, our athletic theme is TARTAN TEAMWORK The 1 Tartan Way.
All student-athletes and coaches should be ALL IN to each of the following:
Online registration to play sports
The S-G Middle School/High School Athletic Department offers the convenience of free online registration. FamilyID is a secure registration platform that provides you with an easy, user-friendly way to register for our sports programs, and helps us to be more efficient. When you register through FamilyID, the system keeps track of your information in your FamilyID profile. You enter your information only once for each family member for multiple uses and multiple programs.
You can use the QR code to get started, or click this link for a step by step guide to register online to play a fall sport.
Policy and Procedures
Parent and Athlete Agreement and Concussion Management
On July 24, 2023, the Board of Education approved a new parent and athlete agreement/code of conduct. You can read it and learn about concussion management by clicking here.
Substance Abuse
Read the substance abuse policies and procedures.
The High School Code of Conduct and Middle School Code of Conduct also guide penalties in these cases.
Children in middle school and younger must be supervised at evening sporting events
Athletic events and extracurricular activities are a very important aspect of school life. They are part of the fabric of what makes Scotia-Glenville Central Schools the center of the community. Spectators who attend these events come to support our students and to enjoy the community atmosphere.
In the past few years we have seen more middle and elementary school pupils left unsupervised by their parents at high school athletic games. As a result of this, more incidents of misconduct, rudeness, and other inappropriate behaviors are being reported to supervisors at these contests. This has particularly become a problem at football games and basketball games.
2023 Athletic Hall of Fame
The committee accepted recommendations through Friday, June 2, 2023. The induction ceremony will take place on October 7, 2023. Click here to read about the accolades of our 2022 HOF.
Tartans in the news
S-G Unified basketball team
Coached by Lou Powell, the Scotia-Glenville Unified basketball team played an exciting game against Amsterdam, that went into five periods.
Children of any age can get involved with athletics
The Scotia-Glenville community is blessed with many athletic opportunities for boys and girls. Some community athletic groups include: Little League Baseball, Softball League, Babe Ruth Baseball, Junior Tartans Youth Football and Cheerleading, Tartan Youth LaCrosse, Tartan Basketball Club, Fifty Football Club, Scotia-Glenville Field Hockey Club and Burnt Hills Rowing.
Click here, to view details of our community-based sports programs.
What is the Scotia-Glenville Wellness Committee?
School wellness committees assess the school health environment, programs and policies in place and identify ways to strengthen these to improve the health of students and staff. Committees develop and implement action plans based on what they learn about the school. The committees provide advice and expertise to administrators in the building and at the district level regarding health-related policies and programs.
Check out Scotia-Glenville’s Wellness page.