Unifying our school community through literature

Scotia-Glenville’s first districtwide book fair sold $17,323 in books in just 2 days. The event encouraged the joy of reading. “Our public librarian even ran out of the 200 library card applications – and we just photocopied more,” said S-G’s Head Library Media Specialist, Liz Fawcett. “Your big heart and passion for literacy in our …

2023-24 budget and school board results

May 16, 2023 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Scotia-Glenville CSD budget approved by voters On Tuesday, Scotia-Glenville Central School District voters approved the district’s proposed $62,959,582 budget for the 2023-24 school year by a margin of 823-223; and elected Karnjit Singh (678 votes), Kimberly Boucher Furnish (695 votes), and Pamela Carbone (629 votes) to serve three-year terms …

S-G Speech-Language Pathologists Celebrate Better Speech & Hearing

May is Better Speech & Hearing month, so the speech-language pathologists at Scotia-Glenville are spreading the word on their important but often misunderstood profession. Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) help students of all ages across the district with an extensive list of skills. They assess and treat students individually, in small groups, co-teaching in classrooms, and consulting …

Budget vote, art show and bake sale at the HS May 16

Tuesday, May 16, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the high school B-wing gym for the annual district budget vote and school board election. When Scotia-Glenville residents come to vote, we encourage you to fill out our budget exit survey and check out the K-12 student artwork and bake sale. For …

PE Student Leadership Awards

Congratulations to the students who received the Sandra G. Morley Physical Education Student Leadership Awards From Lincoln: Riley Axon, Leila Cisneros, Hailey Ferrara, Brady Fuller, Jack Lambert, Stella Lambert, Zoey McConnelee and Mason Riha From Glendaal: Reegan Keating, Brady LeClair, Evan Leon, Evangeline Nilsson, Karoline Peralta-Reyes From Sacandaga: Kaylee Aguilar Melendez, Rowen Constantino, Cameron Davis, …

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 has an opportunity to hear from the candidates running for the school board. There are four candidates running for three open seats on the Board of Education. They are: Karnjit …

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 day with spontaneous problems and long term performances starting as early as 8:30 a.m. and wrapping up with the awards about 12 hours later. They worked hard and we are …

Lincoln’s Got Talent

Penguin pride was shining bright The faculty and staff at Lincoln create an environment where students feel safe and proud to show off their talents in front of large crowds. It was evident recently when the school hosted a display of talent for parents, staff, and students to watch. The show was led by Kindergarten …

Springtime use of school grounds

Scotia-Glenville facilities–such as the track, tennis courts, and fields–are not available during spring break week due to student use. However, effective April 17, the grounds will be available on the weekends from dawn to dusk with the exception of weekend student athletic events–which take precedence over public use.  During the week, these areas are reserved …

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