April 2026 Board of Education Tartan Report
Strengthening community connections Welcome to the Board of Education Tartan Report. This year, our goal is to enhance our connections and transparency with the community
Category: Sacandaga News
2026-27 Elementary placement update for students currently in grades K-4
Dear SG Families, Current grade K-4 students will receive a 2026-27 building placement notification via ParentSquare by the end of this week. Hard copies will
Important Security Alert: Scotia-Glenville Schools Facebook Page
We are writing to provide the community with an important update regarding the Scotia-Glenville Schools Facebook page. Please read the following information carefully to ensure your
The Little Mermaid this weekend
Don’t miss this enchanting tale brought to life by our talented High School Drama Club students. They’ve been working tirelessly to create a magical experience
2026-27 Budget proposal and elementary transition: Charting a new course for S-G schools
Balancing fiscal responsibility with educational stability, the budget proposal aims to enhance student support amidst school consolidation and staffing adjustments As we approach the final
March 30: BOE Meeting Canceled
Please note that the special meeting of the Board of Education scheduled for Monday, March 30, has been canceled.
March 23: BOE Meeting
Monday, March 23 at 7 p.m. — The Scotia-Glenville Central School District Board of Education will hold a regular meeting and budget session tonight in
SGCSD honors John Geniti as Tartan Employee of the Month
The Scotia-Glenville Central School District Board of Education is excited to reveal that Lincoln Elementary Principal John Geniti has been chosen as the Tartan Employee
2026 Founders Day Awards
Celebrating S-G advocates who encourage and support students The district recognizes those exceptional individuals across our school community who transform children’s lives by helping to
Superintendent’s budget plan bridges $2.7 million gap for 2026-27
Strategic cuts and revenue boost keep spending and tax increases within cap limits Significant developments from the March 16 budget workshop show that the superintendent’s