Graduation Information

Making plans for a student’s life after high school are among the most difficult decisions faced by the students and their families. Here is graduation information about the Class of 2019 and the students’ post-graduation plans.

Diplomas presented to member of the Class of 2019: 195 diplomas presented

• Local Diplomas: 2 students
• Regents Diplomas: 78 students (meaning they passed one Regents exam in English, mathematics, science, global history, US history and a language other than English)
• Advanced Regents Diplomas: 64 students (meaning they passed the above exams as well as two additional exams in math and science)
• Advanced Regents/Honors Diplomas: 23 students (meaning they achieved an average score of 90 or higher on all required Regents exams, includes students who graduated with a mastery in science or math)
• Career and Technical Education (CTE) designations: 7 students (meaning they successfully completed a CTE program at BOCES)
• Skills and Achievement Commencement (SACC): 5 students
• Advanced Regents with Mastery in Science – 9 students
• CDOS (Career Development and Occupational Studies Commencement Credential): 1 students

Class of 2019 post-graduation plans

Here are the post-graduate plans for the 195 members of the Class of 2019:

• Adult services: 4 students
• Armed services: 5 students
• Employment: 22 students
• Vocational training: 3 students
• Other: 5 students
• Unknown: 2 students
• Post Secondary Education: 154 students

Class of 2019 college plans

140 of the 188 graduates planned to pursue further education beyond high school:

• Four-year colleges: 87 (56.5 percent of the 154 graduates going to college)
• Two-year colleges: 67 (43.5 percent of the 154 graduates going to college)

The vast majority – 68.7 percent (134 students of the 195 graduates) – planned to attend a college in New York; the remaining 20 students attended colleges in other states.

These colleges accepted Scotia-Glenville students for the first time in 2019: Castleton University (VT), Central Connecticut State University (CT), Colorado State University (CO), Concordia University (NE), Marion Military Institute (AL), Mercyhurst University (PA), Paul Mitchell the School, Salve Regina University (RI), Texas Tech University (TX) and Tiffin University (OH)

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.