Kindergarten registration
Kindergarten registration
is generally in late
January or early February of each school year.
If we have your contact information in our
database, pre-kindergarten parents will receive a mailing
about registration that includes more information.
If your child is entering kindergarten in September – and you have
not already contacted us – please email the information below to
rhanlon@sgcsd.net as soon as possible.
We need to be sent the following information
from Scotia-Glenville preschool parents:
•
Parents' names;
• Home address;
• Telephone numbers;
• Names and dates of birth for all
children under age 6.
THIS IS NOT REGISTERING
YOUR CHILD. Your
information will be placed in a database at your child's school so
that you will receive registration information.
Here's more information about
registering
a student.
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Scotia-Glenville Schools need to hear
from its pre-school parents
District needs to be sure it has
ages, birthdates and addresses for all children under age 6
As Scotia-Glenville prepares for the future, knowing how many
students will enroll over the next few years becomes very important.
The district needs to hear from families with children ages newborn
to 6 years.
Here is how to contact the schools by telephone:
• Glendaal, Sacandaga and Bolt roads,
382-1201/347-3600
• Glen-Worden, Worden Road, 346-0469/347-3600
• Lincoln, Albion Street, 382-1296/347-3600
• Sacandaga, Wren/Schermerhorn streets,
382-1282/347-3600
If you are not sure of your elementary zone, call the District
Office at 382-1215/347-3600.
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Committee on Preschool Special
Education (CPSE)
The Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) is available to
help any family who has a child between the ages of 3 and 5 residing
within the Scotia-Glenville School District. The CPSE will arrange
an assessment of the child and help provide services in the areas of
speech, motor or social development.
If you have concerns about your child’s development, you may want to
have your child evaluated by the CPSE to determine if he/she may
qualify to receive support services. The majority of the services
will go directly to your home or day care and are free of charge.
Please feel free to contact Joel Richardson at 386-4304/347-3600 or email at
jrichardson@sgcsd.net if you have any questions.
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Other information for preschool parents:
A full-day
kindergarten program began
at Scotia-Glenville in September 2009.
Students begin school on the Monday
following Labor Day in September each year whereas students in
grades 1-12 begin school on the Thursday after Labor Day. For
kindergarten students, they are able to visit their new classrooms
and meet their new teachers on that Thursday and Friday by
appointment. Each school sends a mailing to parents to arrange a
schedule for the visits.
Family Room at
Lincoln School, book loan program available to all Scotia-Glenville
parents
The Cornell Cooperative Extension operates a
Family Room for
preschool parents and their children at the Lincoln School. The
program is available to all Scotia-Glenville parents. Parents may
also contact their school below to borrow age-appropriate books for
their children.
Head Start program
is housed at Glen-Worden, but open to all Scotia-Glenville parents
Scotia-Glenville hosts one Head Start program class. It is located
at the Glen-Worden Elementary School but is open to all students in
the district.
The Schenectady County Head Start is a federal program is run
through the Schenectady Community Action Program (SCAP). Here's a
link -
http://www.scapny.org/headstart.html
MOMS Club of Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake
Pre-School directory
Moms Offering Moms Support (MOMS) is an
international non-profit organization for mothers.
The group has developed an area directory of pre-schools (PDF)
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