SGCSD honors Chris Casey as Tartan Employee of the Month
The Scotia-Glenville Central School District Board of Education is excited to announce Chris Casey as our Tartan Employee of the Month of May! Chris, our
Category: Senior High News
June 22: Districtwide Safety Plan Hearing
On Monday, June 22, at 5:30 p.m., a Districtwide Safety Plan Public Hearing will take place in the Middle School Cafeteria. Following this, at 7
Track and Turf Field closure notice for July
We want to inform you that the track and Turf Field will be closed throughout the month of July due to the installation of a
Campus pledges and victory laps
Here’s an exciting update on our talented class of 2026 students and their athletic commitments: Jessica Bodden is playing basketball at SUNY New Paltz, Division
June 8: BOE Meeting
Monday, June 8 at 7 p.m. — The Scotia-Glenville Central School District Board of Education will hold a regular meeting in the Middle School Cafeteria.
SGHS Class of 2026 Awards Assembly
THE SCOTIA-GLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC HONOR AWARD – MEDAL Given to the members of the graduating class who have completed their studies with the highest
SGCSD honors the Transportation Department as Tartan Employees of the Month
On May 26, the Scotia-Glenville Central School District Board of Education recognized the district’s Transportation Supervisor Clara Bisaillon and the entire transportation team as Employees
The S-G K-12 library team presents the summer reading lounge
Get ready to read, relax, and explore Our K-12 librarians have put together awesome summer reading suggestions and activities—all in one easy-to-use website! Free eBooks
2026 Recipients of the Scholastic Honor Award Medal
The Scotia-Glenville High School Scholastic Honor Award Medal recognizes graduating students who have distinguished themselves through exceptional academic achievement. Fourteen students will receive this prestigious
Scotia-Glenville School District approves $67M budget with strong support
On May 19, Scotia-Glenville Central School District successfully passed its $67,155,932 budget with 71% approval, receiving 1,078 votes in favor and 447 against, out of