Chalk art draws attention to kindness
October is National Bullying Awareness Month. There’s a lot that happens in our schools and our society that could benefit from a little kindness. The
Category: District News
SGFH Coach Angelo Malone is reviving an old tradition: the alumni game
Dear Scotia-Glenville Field Hockey (SGFH) Alumni, we hope this message reaches you. This year’s alumni game promises to be a fun and exciting event,
TONIGHT: BOE Meeting and Public Hearing
Monday, Oct. 2, the Scotia-Glenville Central School District will be having a public hearing and Board of Education meeting in the Middle School Cafeteria. 6:30
Students inspire a more equitable environment
A group of Scotia-Glenville sixth graders returned to their elementary school this week and were greeted with cheers from enthusiastic students, staff and administrators that
2023-24 Roving Art Show
Featuring student artists from: SG Middle School, High School, and Elementary Schools: Glendaal, Glen-Worden, Lincoln, and Sacandaga The 24th annual Roving Art Show will kick
SRO educates middle schoolers on good character and internet safety
Officer A, Scotia-Glenville’s School Resource Officer (SRO), conducted an assembly at the middle school for all three grade levels separately. The assembly aimed to educate
Girl Scouts honored for Bronze Award
Scotia Girl Scout Troop #2244 has been recognized by the district for their incredible service to the school community. Twelve students banded together and contributed
Religious observance is not an absence
COMMENT: Yom Kippur (Monday, September 25) Jews are obliged to observe the day and you are forcing them to go to school against their religion
A message to taxpayers from the Town of Glenville
Notice to Glenville residents who pay Scotia-Glenville or Niskayuna school taxes It has come to our attention the 2023 school tax bills were sent out
How PE class can increase road safety
This week at SGHS, law enforcement shared the connection between Driver Education and Physical Education with students. Sergeant Mark Agostino and Officer Tyler Paluba visited