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Grade 7 students dove deeper into the environment during their May 23 field trip to the Mine Kill State Park. Students experienced programs titled “Planet Planting” and “Invasive of New York State.” These educational programs are linked to the Science 7 curriculum in the “Introduction to Living Things” unit and the “Ecology” unit. Here’s what …
Congratulations to these graduating seniors who will receive Scholastic Honor Award medals at graduation on June 29. These students have completed their high school careers “with the highest achievement.” FIRST ROW (front): Emily McCarthy, Abigail Marola, Nhu Quynh Ngoc Duong, Tatiana Leggiero, Asia Winney, Alexandra Jerreld, Gabrielle Estes, and Katherine Gallagher SECOND ROW (middle): Mikayla …
Grade 2 students at Lincoln explored many aspects of “life outdoors” during the annual Environmental Fair at the Five Rivers Environmental Education Center in Delmar. The 31 students attended the fair, sponsored by the state Department of Environmental Conservation, on May 15. DEC volunteers work with the students at the program. Here are a few …
Dozens of girls from Scotia-Glenville participated in the 5K race with the Girls on the Run program at The Crossings of Colonie on Sunday. Girls on the Run is a program that inspires girls to recognize their inner strength and celebrate what makes them one of a kind. Trained coaches lead small teams through curricula …
On Monday, there was a ribbon cutting ceremony at the APF (Animal Protective Foundation in Scotia) for the projects completed over the past eight months by girls in Girl Scout Troop 2637 as part of their Silver Awards. The grade 8 students involved in the projects are Kayla Bonney, Claire Harris, Grace Heiner, Calista Butler …
The Middle School has been recognized as a No Place for Hate School by the Anti Defamation League. This is the third year in a row that the MS has won the designation. Guidance Counselor Lucia Dixon and social worker Pam Lyle traveled to Albany with these students for the honor today who have helped …
Last week, students in Juliana Potts’s and Tana Case’s grade 4 classes at Glendaal celebrated Earth Day (today, April 24) by making wild flower seed strips from recycled paper. As part of the Earth Day awareness project, the school also had two guests share tips to preserve the Earth on the announcements. Each day, Case …
Nutritionist Jodi Fitz, creator of the Price Chopper Kids Cooking Club, came to Glendaal to show the students how to make healthy, nutritious Sun’s Up Smoothies. She shared tips about healthy eating and taught the students how to make Sun’s Up Smoothies. They learned about natural sugars, balanced nutrition and then had to try and …
Last Saturday, nearly 50 students in the GIVE service learning program at the high school rolled up their sleeves and created meal packages that will feed 14,000 people in need across the world. The effort, through Rise Against Hunger, was the fourth time S-G students have joined the effort. “It’s not only fun with my …
