Mental health and connection – check out these free webinars
There are four free webinars left from the Parents as Partners series the district is providing for our parents and staff. A link to sign
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Penguins giving hope, a dollar at a time
Helping local kids believe in better days When the Lincoln Student Council worked toward the mission of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, they understood their meaningful actions
Making waves in water sports
SGHS Kendall Gilbert and Gabby Williams commit to NCAA Division 1 college sports Kendall Gilbert and Gabby Williams secured coveted athletic scholarships to compete in
WEB mentors develop student resilience
Checking in on the new peer mentorship program, Where Everybody Belongs (WEB) Eighth grade mentors are taking time to connect with sixth graders before the
The power of a wish for sick children
Stars for Wishes This month, Glen-Worden Student Council made great efforts in helping to fulfill wishes for local children who are very ill. The student
Donation provides holiday warmth and comfort
Here’s a heartwarming story about a group of high school students who recently completed a community service project with a special holiday twist. Led by
TONIGHT, Dec. 18: HS winter concert
SGHS musicians are warmed up and ready to put on a wonderful show in the high school auditorium this evening. We hope to see you
Michael MacIntosh – Fine Arts Student of the Month
Michael MacIntosh is a dedicated fine arts senior. He contributes significantly to various activities within the department. Michael is a member of the Tri-M Music Honor
Caring Cardinals share kindness
“For it is in giving that we receive.” The Glendaal student council members counted and packed over 350 food items for the Scotia Food Pantry.
Cold, flu, COVID, and RSV season
Notes from the nurse The increased number of cases of flu, COVID, RSV and GI viruses are challenging! The Scotia-Glenville Central School District is providing