Celebrate our senior athletes: College Signing Event and Varsity Awards Night
Join us for the S-G College Signing Event on Friday, June 6 at 2:45 p.m. All seniors who plan to pursue college sports next year
Category: Senior High News
School Board approves 2025-26 budget proposal, community vote scheduled for May 20
On Monday, March 31, the school board approved a budget proposal for the 2025-26 fiscal year, which will be presented to the community for a
Hamm, Hempstead, Magiera, and Prusinowski: SGHS Athletes of the Month
Congratulations to bowlers Tyler Hamm, Manny Hempstead, Amaya Magiera, and Sarina Prusinowski for being recognized as the top-performing Tartan athletes for March. Tyler Hamm
Rocking the Empire State Plaza for Music in Our Schools
The Scotia-Glenville High School Jazz Band, the Chamber Orchestra, and the Middle School group known as Rising Strings showcased their talents at the Empire State
The Addams Family musical opens this Thursday at SGHS
Join us for a delightful performance The SGHS Drama Club is excited to present its spring production, The Addams Family, in the high school auditorium,
SGCSD budget planning nears final stages
Exploring options and gathering feedback as board prepares to finalize spending limits on March 31 As we near the conclusion of our budget planning process
Outstanding winter scholar-athletes celebrated
Congratulations to our winter scholar-athlete teams and student-athletes who have not only thrived academically but have also committed themselves to their sports. To meet the
Tuesday, April 8: support for parents of children with autism
Encouraging cognitive flexibility in children with autism The Scotia-Glenville CSD Pupil Personnel Services Department warmly invites families to join us on Google Meet for an
Addams Family fun comes to SGHS!
The SGHS Drama Club is excited to present its spring musical, The Addams Family, with performances set for April 3-4 at 7:30 p.m. and April
Budget strategies explored in March 17 working session
The budget working session held on March 17 allowed the district to present new ideas aimed at closing the budget gap and minimizing the tax