Swim team finishes second in federation and state competitions
BHBL-SG 200 Medley Relay 2nd Place finish in both the Federation and State with an AAC time of 1:46.20 Pictured here are S-G sophomores Tia
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Samuel Brown and Olivia Geniti headed to division one schools
Two graduates from the Class of 2022 are headed to play sports at division one schools. Congratulations to Samuel Brown, who is going to Missouri
Scotia-Glenville Learning Program Guide
Scotia-Glenville CSD Learning Program Guide for the 2021-2022 School Year Jump to: In-Person Learning | Limited Virtual Learning for Medically Vulnerable Students
Technology survey for all households
As we continue to plan for multiple scenarios for Fall 2021, we ask you to please complete the survey linked below to help Scotia-Glenville CSD
Scotia and Glenville police departments bring bicycle safety to students at Lincoln Elementary
On Wednesday June 2nd, officers from Scotia PD and Glenville PD delivered a bike safety presentation to students at Lincoln Elementary School, as well as
Thank You, Scotia-Glenville!
Thank you, Scotia-Glenville! The $59.1 million 2021-22 S-G school budget was approved today by a vote of 741 to 203, a margin of 78.5% to
Public Information meetings about the $12.8 million capital project to be held on April 21 and May 5
Community to consider $12.8 million capital project on May 18 The project is summarized on this brochure. Proposal will not impact taxes; older debt is
Board of Education receives budget update; projected tax levy increase dropped to 0.13
Thanks to a boost in state aid, the Board of Education heard last night that the projected tax increase for the $59.1 million budget proposal
Lead in water testing report released
UPDATE: April 7, 2021 Dozens of water sources were tested in January and February 2021 by the school district in every school building. The school
Board of Education approves budget for 2021-22; calls for a 2.02% tax levy increase
Spending plan exceeds the state’s maximum for S-G of 0.13%; will require 60 percent approval by the community The Board of Education, on March 29,