More details released about the May 15 capital project vote
Matthew Monaghan, an architect at SEIdesigngroup, reviewed more specifics of the $14 million May 15 capital project at last night’s Board of Education meeting. A
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Glenville police conclude investigation into social media threat
The social media threat that frightened Scotia-Glenville students and parents last Wednesday and resulted in hundreds of students leaving school originated in a school district
The situation the day after the social media threat
In light of the situation yesterday, and as police continue their investigation into the incident, both the high school and middle school have taken steps
Walk Outs held despite social media threat
Walk outs to protest gun violence in light of the school shooting in Florida were held today at the high school and middle school, despite
A message from Superintendent Susan Swartz
This is a message from Superintendent Susan Swartz: I wanted to talk to you today about the incident this morning that has caused some students
Information about the flu
As the flu season heats up, here is some information to help us all better understand this annual ailment.
Do you know a child who is homeless?
Do you know a student in Scotia-Glenville who is experiencing homelessness? Do you know a student or family who is couchsurfing? They may be homeless,
Show your Scotia-Glenville pride with TartanWear!
The High School PTSA is selling TartanWear hats, hoodies, tee-shirts and other items as a fundraiser for various activities. Download the TartanWear order form. You
Capital project moving forward; BOE needs to trim proposal
Superintendent Susan Swartz continued the discussion of a potential capital project last night to the Board of Education and showed an outline that she admits
NYS Education Department approves new learning standards
Board of Regents approves Next Generation Learning Standards On Sept. 11, 2017, the Board of Regents adopted the Next Generation Learning Standards in English language