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Class of 2020 says goodbye to Scotia-Glenville High School
In what was an unprecedented year – the COVID-19 virus forced schools closed in mid-March and all students began to learn virtually – the Class of 2020 got to say goodbye to the building that has been vacant of students for 12 weeks. Unlike the traditional SG graduation, in the pomp and circumstance of Proctor’s …
Glen-Worden grade 5 ‘reverse parade’ brightens the end of the year
Teachers and staff stood in front of the school and hooted and hollered, even setting off bubbles, as nearly 40 decorated cars drove through the grade 5 “reverse parade” today at Glen-Worden. Students were given Hawaiian-themed goodie bags, invitations to a final celebration on the last day of virtual classes on Wednesday and some received …
182 Class of 2020 picture signs put up along the front of the high school
Every single graduating senior has returned to the high school – at least in picture form. This afternoon, 182 picture signs – ranging from Alia Acosta to Ava Zuend – of graduating seniors were placed in alphabetical order along Sacandaga Road in front of the high school. The PTSA provided the signs with the help …
Congratulations to Scotia-Glenville’s Academic Honor Medalists
Here are the senior recipients of Academic Honor Medals at graduation. This honor is bestowed on the students with the highest cumulative averages over their high school careers: Scotia-Glenville’s Academic Medal Recipients, as well as their choice of college, are as follows: Katelyn Adis, daughter of William and Nancy Adis, plans to attend SUNY Geneseo …