March 30: BOE Meeting Canceled
Please note that the special meeting of the Board of Education scheduled for Monday, March 30, has been canceled.
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March 23: BOE Meeting
Monday, March 23 at 7 p.m. — The Scotia-Glenville Central School District Board of Education will hold a regular meeting and budget session tonight in
SGCSD honors John Geniti as Tartan Employee of the Month
The Scotia-Glenville Central School District Board of Education is excited to reveal that Lincoln Elementary Principal John Geniti has been chosen as the Tartan Employee
Learning and community bonding make for a memorable week at G-W
A colorful week of spirit and unity Glen-Worden was filled with excitement and togetherness as the student council kicked off last week by rallying the
2026 Founders Day Awards
Celebrating S-G advocates who encourage and support students The district recognizes those exceptional individuals across our school community who transform children’s lives by helping to
Proulx and Gilbert: SGHS Athletes of the Month
Congratulations to the New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) competitors, wrestler Haley Proulx and swimmer Spencer Gilbert, for being selected as the
SGHS artists impress at esteemed regional showcase
Congratulations to Esme Guidry, Jacob Massaro, and Hanna Pokines! Their artwork was chosen for the prestigious Annual High School Juried Regional. Sponsored by the New
Superintendent’s budget plan bridges $2.7 million gap for 2026-27
Strategic cuts and revenue boost keep spending and tax increases within cap limits Significant developments from the March 16 budget workshop show that the superintendent’s
Free student webinar: Discover the art of celebrity correspondence for young collectors
The Scotia-Glenville Central School District is pleased to provide free webinars for our staff, parents, and caregivers. On Thursday, March 19, join us for a
Young Tartan scientists excel at science fair
More than 75 elementary students showcased their STEM skills at the third annual science fair on March 5. Projects ranged from invisible ink demonstrations and