Scotia-Glenville Welcomes New Faculty
Thirteen new teachers join SGCSD team On August 26, during a full-day orientation, the new teachers met the administrative team, learned about district goals, the
Category: Senior High News
Create your school meal account on LINQ Connect
The Scotia-Glenville Central School District meal payment portal will be using LINQ Connect again this year for our platform for families to put money on
High school schedule distribution
COMMENT: When are high school schedules sent out (2025-2026)? RESPONSE: HS schedules for grades 10-12 are being prepped for the mail and are expected to
August 11: BOE Meeting and Codes of Conduct Public Hearing
Tonight at 6:30 in the Middle School Cafeteria, there will be a Public Hearing to review the Codes of Conduct for the elementary, middle school,
Help shape our district’s future by joining the Reimagining Our Schools Committee
Dear S-G Community, In light of the ongoing challenges posed by declining enrollment and fiscal constraints, we find ourselves at a pivotal moment where rethinking
Student Internet-Enabled (Smartphone) Device Restriction
Hello SG Families, On July 21, the Board of Education approved our new Student Cell Phone Policy. The policy was crafted with feedback and input
July 14 public hearing for new proposed student cell phone policy
Last night at the board of education meeting, Rick Arket, the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, presented a draft plan for the 2025-26 Scotia-Glenville
First SGHS graduates to receive the NYS Seal of Civic Readiness
Establishing a legacy in community trailblazing This year, 18 students in the Class of 2025 at Scotia-Glenville High School will make history as the first
A World of Stories: sharing the joy of reading
Legacy of kindness and contribution Seniors Ava Card, Nicole Fernandez, and Reilly Misiewicz from Scotia-Glenville High’s Civics Capstone class recently brought smiles to young faces
Tech with Teens: Bridging Generations
Legacy of connection and service Four seniors from Scotia-Glenville High School’s Civics Capstone class—Ansley Keith, Abigayle Snyder, Connor Raynsford, and Josh Frament—recently made a meaningful