Curriculum Reports 2022-23 school year
Here are the curriculum reports scheduled for Board of Education meetings in the 2022-23 school year: July 2022 COHORT Survival Study / Enrollment August 2022
Category: Archive
MS and HS honor and high honor rolls
COMMENT: Is there a reason that the honor roll has still not been published for the middle or high school for the last quarter? RESPONSE:
William Schnore graduation speech, June 25, 2022
Good afternoon parents, staff, and my fellow graduating class of 2022 members. Many of you already know me but for those who don’t my name
Kiernan Greeley graduation speech, June 25, 2022
Hello classmates, faculty, staff, family, and friends, I thought I’d change up my look for today and wear something a little less flashy, seeing as
Congratulations Brenna and Andrew for being named as Athletes of the Month!
Congratulations to Brenna Jahn and Andrew Wilson for being named as this month’s Athletes of the Month! Breanna is in grade 11 and she plays Varsity
Highmark has acquired Blue Shield as of July 1, 2022
March 31, 2022 To: All Staff with Blue Shield Health Insurance Coverage From: Andrew Giaquinto, School Business Manager Re: Highmark – Acquisition of Blue Shield
Board of Education adopts 2022-23 budget; keeps tax levy below the state cap
The Board of Education on Monday night unanimously adopted a proposed 2022-23 school budget of $60.275 million, which includes a tax levy increase of 1.61%,
SG looking to other districts to share staff and reduce the budget
Superintendent Susan Swartz told the Board of Education on Monday that Scotia-Glenville, as a way of dealing with declining secondary enrollment, is looking into sharing
Budget review begins; tax cap higher than expected
Because a business is no longer on a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) program for its annual tax bill, Scotia-Glenville will be able to
Board of Education agrees to exceed state tax levy cap; could change mind as budget process evolves
Facing a more than $1 million shortfall at this early stage of budget development, the Board of Education on Monday voted 5-2 to exceed the