May 3: Budget Public Hearing and Meet the BOE Candidates
A public hearing on the proposed budget is set for this Wednesday, May 3 at 7 p.m. in the middle school cafeteria. Immediately following, the community
Category: Glendaal News
Scotia-Glenville problem-solvers
Congratulations to the Division I Glendaal teams that competed in the state Odyssey of the Mind competition at the Syracuse Fairgrounds. It was a long
Three Glendaal Odyssey of the Mind teams are headed to the state tournament
This Saturday, April 15, three Glendaal Odyssey of the Mind (OOTM) teams will be competing in the state tournament in Syracuse. They earned first place
FREE MEAL WEEKS: start with breakfast for every student April 17-21
Parents and guardians, let us take one thing off your to-do list next week. We will be providing free breakfast to all of our students
Monday, April 24: support for parents of children with autism
Social Skills and Sensory Needs The Scotia-Glenville CSD Pupil Personnel Services Department invites families to join us on Google Meet for a discussion about Autism
Legislative (virtual) exhibit of student art
Largest public display of student artwork in a government building Congratulations to the following students who have work in the 33rd Annual NYSATA Legislative Virtual
Decades Day, The Tartan Way
Welcome to Throwback Thursday The Scotia-Glenville Old School Decades Day! The district is enjoying the camaraderie of being a Tartan while wearing our favorite decade looks.
Wear your favorite decade look Thursday, April 6
The Varsity Club will be sponsoring a districtwide Inclusion Day, next Thursday, April 6. The idea is to promote camaraderie and celebrate being a Tartan
PTA Founders Day Awards
Celebrating advocates who encourage and support our students The Parent Teacher Association Council’s Founders Day Awards recognizes the people who embrace coming together to make
Exploring weather with Meteorologist Steve LaPointe
Mrs. Durant and Mrs. Brown’s third graders have been studying different types of weather this winter, and how it affects their lives. News Channel 6’s