The All Sports Booster Club reservation form can be found the Forms page. Scotia-Glenville All Sports Booster Club Dear Crafter, This year, Scotia-Glenville All Sports Booster Club and The Varsity Club will be hosting the annual Holiday Craft Fair at the High School on Sunday, December 2, 2018- from 10 am until 3 pm. This …
The 188 members of the Class of 2018 walked across the stage today at Proctor’s Theater as they begin to chart their paths and go in many different directions in the future. Superintendent Susan Swartz noted in her comments that the Class of 2018 was entering kindergarten when she became Scotia-Glenville’s superintendent in 2005. She …
Local businessman Tony Hynes from Precision Valve Automation (PVA) in Cohoes donated 20 computers from his business that were refurbished by the Computers for Kids program through the Scotia-Glenville Education Foundation. Computers for Kids refurbishes computers for students and families who need them. Students in Matt Hubbell’s AP Computer Science Course, having completed their coursework …
Scotia-Glenville FCCLA members, advisers and alumni enjoyed an end of the year celebration yesterday at the Middle School. Members received recognition pins for their contributions to the FCCLA Chapter. This year, chapter members focused on work to support Ronald McDonald House Charities. In February, members sponsored a hat day and dress down day at the …
Congratulations to the students and retiring staff who were recognized last night by the Board of Education. These class of 2018 members were recognized: Marina Onderdonk Milne, Olivia Jack, Kate Hillis, Mallory Jones, Grace Purvis and Lauren Zeglen. These staff members were recognized: Elizabeth Beauregard, Robin Bennett, Marianne Burke, Catherine Cawley, Deborah Cieslak, Gail Collins, …
Several hundred Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical School (CTE) students – including six from Scotia-Glenville – were honored on June 5 for their excellent performance in programs preparing them for future careers in professions ranging from health care to network technician. With a packed house of parents, family members, friends, CTE faculty and staff, …
Board of Education members paid tribute to these students: Marina Onderdonk Milne, Olivia Jack, Kate Hillis, Mallory Jones, Grace Purvis and Lauren Zeglen and to these retiring staff members: Elizabeth Beauregard, Robin Bennett, Marianne Burke, Catherine Cawley, Deborah Cieslak, Gail Collins, Darrell Doak, Susanne Doyle, Mark Gatta, Sr., James Giammattei, Randy Jenkins, Kelly Millington, Mary Frances (Fran) Muscatiello, Laura O’Keefe, Lysle Perry, Joyce Relyea, …
With a more than two-month hiatus about to begin, students will eventually be “bored” with all of that extra time on their hands every day. Scotia-Glenville’s librarians have an answer: do some reading this summer. These reading lists were created by: Debbie Collins, Deb Byrne, Kari Moretti, Julie Tootell, Maureen Palleschi and Liz Fawcett. Reading in …
Once again this summer, free lunches for any one age 18 or younger will be available at Collins Park beginning on June 25 until August 31. Thanks to the Schenectady City Inner Ministry!
Congratulations to the 15 seniors who will receive Scholastic Medals at graduation at Proctor’s Theater on June 23 (9:30 a.m.). They were announced on Friday. The medals are awarded to the students with the highest academic averages in the class. The recipients are: Emily Adis, daughter of Nancy and William Adis, will study biochemistry …
