Chief Petty Officer Ording Electrifies SUPA Physics Class!
Dive into nuclear power Chief Petty Officer William Ording recently visited the SUPA Physics class to discuss Naval nuclear technology. The students explored the concept
Category: District News
Penn and Battaglia: SGMS Athletes of the Month
Congratulations to middle school softball player Julia Penn and baseball player Luke Battaglia for being honored as the top-performing Tartan athletes for April! Julia Penn
Spring safety reminder: guidelines for students riding bikes and scooters
Dear S-G Families, As we welcome the (hopefully) warmer weather in the days and weeks ahead, we also begin to see more bicycles, scooters, and
Reminder: increased tick exposure with warmer weather
As warmer weather arrives, so does a greater risk of tick exposure. It is advisable to check your children daily for ticks. According to the
Community Discussion on the proposed 2025-26 budget
Tuesday, May 6, and Thursday, May 15 Glen-Worden Library, 30 Worden Road, Scotia District residents are invited to Glen-Worden for two discussions about what this
Celebrating S-G Music Educator Cheryl Ferraro
Fostering a love for music Congratulations to S-G music educator Cheryl Ferraro for being honored as a Featured Teacher by public media station WMHT! This
Join the SGMS Student Council’s personal care drive
Mark your calendars for the week of May 5-9. The Student Council is hosting a personal care drive to gather essential items for our community.
Seniors celebrated for epic leadership and athletic prowess
2024-25 NYS AHPERD Award We are thrilled to announce that three outstanding SGHS students are recognized as recipients of the prestigious award from the Capital
Bravo to young artists chosen for Capital Region BOCES 2025 Art Show
Congratulations to the following students who had their stunning artwork selected for the Capital Region BOCES 36th Annual 2025 Student Art Show! After being a
Budget Proposal: S-G Board approves spending limit and an EV infrastructure proposal for May 20 ballot
At its April 7 meeting, the Scotia-Glenville Board of Education approved a budget spending limit of $67.1 million, which will be presented to the community