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 1947 donated them to his elementary school …
40 students in the Scotia-Glenville High School Art Club, under the direction of Stephani Dimopoulos, created and designed the decorations for a Christmas tree that will be on display at the Schenectady Festival of Trees at the YWCA/Schenectady County Historical Society, 32 Washington Avenue Schenectady, from Dec. 7 to 22. The theme was artist Keith …
A total of 79 students and their families were inducted to the National Junior Honor Society on Nov. 7. According to that website, the requirements to become a member of the NJHS are: Scholarship Per national guidelines, at a minimum, students must have a cumulative GPA of 85, B, 3.0 on a 4.0 scale, or …
Dialing 2-1-1 can help parents and guardians quickly, easily and anonymously connect to resources within their communities. 2-1-1 is a nationwide toll-free dial-in service and website to help people in non-emergency situations access local public health and safety resources, including getting help with food, shelter or non-emergency mental health care; tax assistance and veterans’ services; …
Icy cold probably doesn’t even BEGIN to explain… More than 80 Scotia-Glenville High School GIVE students, staff and community members took part in the Special Olympics New York Polar Plunge at Shepard Park Beach in Lake George on November 9th. The Tartan Plungers raised $8,928 through donations for Special Olympics in their fourth year of …
Varsity Club Leadership Academy members attended the annual Foothills Athletic Summit on Nov.7 at Fulton-Montgomery Community College. The students worked on creating programs to help teach youth sports about Character, as well as, discussed ways to give back to our local communities. These students participated: Grade 12 Josh Jeffes Jazmyne Corker Caroline Rooney Grade 11 …
Congratulations to the following 19 middle and high school students who have been accepted into the Suburban Council Music Festival on January 10-11 at Niskayuna High School. Orchestra: Rebecca Carpenter Jordan Manocchi Ethan Wilson Alyeene Zebrowski Orchestra Percussion: Connor Merenberg Caroline LaQue Band Camryn Munro Meghan Toftegaard Chorus Anabella Candida Emily Heiner Maddie Herron Manny …
Jan. 24, 2020 was originally a rating day/no school for students in grades 9-12, who did not have school. AFTER SOME CONSIDERATION, GRADES 6-8 WILL ALSO NOT HAVE SCHOOL ON THAT DAY, JAN. 24, 2020. Please make the adjustment to your calendars.
The Middle School Make a Difference Day was held last Saturday, October 26th. Students raked leaves at eight homes in the community for residents who needed some assistance with yard clean up. Six staff members and 10 students participated. Here are a few photos from the event:
