District News – Scotia-Glenville Central School District

Congratulations to these musicians, who will perform in the Schenectady County Music Festival on Jan. 25

Congratulations to the following student musicians who will be participating in the Schenectady County Music Festival. Students will be rehearsing and performing with other students at Cobleskill-Richmondville, Niskayuna, Rotterdam-Mohonasen, Schalmont, Schenectady and Voorheesville School Districts The concert is free, donations are accepted and will be held at Schenectady High School in the auditorium on Saturday, …

Morgan Nichter and Aidan Dempsey named as Athletes of the Month

Congratulations to Morgan Nichter and Aidan Dempsey for being named Athletes of the Month! Morgan, a grade 10 student, plays varsity Girls Basketball and Aidan, a grade 12 student, participates in varsity Nordic Skiing.

PTSA accepting Founders Day nominations

The Scotia-Glenville PTSA is accepting nominations for the annual Founders Day recognition. The nomination forms are due Jan. 10 to the school’s main office. This year’s event is scheduled for Thursday, March 19, at Rivers Stone Manor. Here is the printable nomination form. You can also nominate a deserving candidate online at this link.

Choralaires perform at Glen-Worden, puts everybody in the holiday spirit

The high school Choralaires, under the direction of Jessica Crisci, performed at the Glen-Worden Elementary School today. Everybody was singing and getting ready for the holiday break. Here’s a video showing part of their program – https://drive.google.com/open?id=1CRTNBbRq0wHNp80CwAIGEe9zNVKUXSsS

Tossing pies for a good cause at the Middle School

Students and staff at the Middle School raised nearly $200 for Toys for Tots during its Holiday Breakfast today. Plus, three students per grade and one staff member got to toss a cream pie at Assistant Principal Anthony Peconie – and as it turns out, in Principal Robert Cosmer’s face, thanks to grade 6 teacher …

Grade 3 students at Glen-Worden work to free Smelf the Elf

Smelf the Elf really messed things up this time! Today, the grade 3 students at Glen-Worden tried to help him out of the bind he put himself in. Smelf thought he’d be funny to lock up some Christmas cheer and decorations as a game, but ended up locking himself inside the Breakout EDU box! Luckily, …

Auditorium work at the high school formally opened with ribbon cutting

Before the high school concert Monday night (Dec. 16), students helped to cut the ribbon to formally open the new stage and auditorium work at the high school.

Junior Alana Seifert trains with Supercuts through BOCES

Supercuts experts share advice to make Capital Region BOCES students a cut above ALBANY — Experts from area Supercuts salons, including Niskayuna salon manager Rachael Kopec, visited the Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical School on Tuesday to share their expertise on everything from customer relations to styling skills. Several of the approximately 100 cosmetology …

40 winter coats are donated to Scotia-Glenville in honor of former Lincoln student

Many thanks to the Scotia Glenville Class of 1974 and MVP Coats for Kids, which donated about 40 winter jackets in honor of Bob Coager, who died last September. Bob graduated from Scotia Glenville in 1974 and was passionate about the Coats for Kids program. The Class of 1974 donated them to his elementary school …

Glendaal students show their thanks by donating 515 items to Scotia Food Pantry

Over the course of two weeks, Glendaal students and staff brought in 515 items to donate to the Scotia Food Pantry on Mohawk Avenue in Scotia (at the City View Church). “We had a target of 250 items,” said Principal Tom Eagan. “But we went so far beyond that, that was great!” He made the …

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