Board of Education to consider overriding state tax levy cap for the 2021-22 budget
With a very small state tax levy cap increase of 0.13%, the Board of Education is considering exceeding the state cap. The cap means that
Category: District News
Choralaires wish everybody a great holiday season with this video!
This is the time of year when the Choralaires hold their annual holiday concert and sing-a-long. With concerns over COVID-19, the group has put together
DECA and FBLA students raise $200 for Toys for Tots
Distributive Education Clubs Of America (DECA) and Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) student just completed a successful joint fundraiser. The club held a holiday
Parent/Staff survey results; Town Hall video
Here are the results of the parent and staff surveys taken two weeks ago as well as the video from last night’s Town Hall (plus
Parent/Staff survey results; Town Hall video
Here are the results of the parent and staff surveys taken two weeks ago as well as the video from last night’s Town Hall (plus
Lincoln yearbooks won’t be back from the publisher until late August or early September
The Lincoln Yearbook will not be available until Late August/Early September because of production delays at the publisher. We will contact parents for distribution as
Synthetic turf field proposal accepted by the Board of Education
The Board of Education on Monday accepted a proposal from Field Turf of Calhoun, Georgia, to install the new synthetic, multi-turf field that was part
NYS Comptroller issues audit on S-G finances and extra-curricular clubs
Download the audit and school district response. The New York State Comptroller’s Office issued a report today critical of school district finances from July 1,
May is Children’s Mental Health Awareness Month; check out these daily parent tips
May is Children’s Mental Health Awareness Month. Click on the image at left to enlarge the grids and read the daily parent tips.
Advocate for Scotia-Glenville with your state legislators
There are several ways – telephone, email or mail – that you can use to contact your state legislators about the needs of local school