News

December 2022

• 5: Education pathway for health related profession
• 5: Glen-Worden pano photos
• 5: Bridge/overpass closure
• 5: Middle/High School Honor Roll Students
• 2: December 6 Webinar – Collaborate Rather than Dominate
• 2: Scotia-Glenville HS Art Club featured at the Festival of Trees
• 2: The Kay Sturdy Scholarship
• 2: Glendaal donates a variety of food items
• 2: On the lookout for two missing Schenectady students
• 1: HS Students of the Quarter – November 2022
• 1: Attention Seniors: choose your yearbook photo or one will be chosen for you

November 2022

• 30: How Sweet it Is to Raise Money for RMHC
• 21: Let’s Hear it for the Girls of S-G!
• 21: High School High Honor Roll – November 2022
• 21: High School Honor Roll – November 2022
• 21: Middle School High Honor Roll – November 2022
• 21: Middle School Honor Roll – November 2022
• 18: High School & Middle School Quarter 1 Report Cards
• 18: S-G Vocalist Selected for Prestigious NYSSMA All-State Festival
• 17: SGMS Student Council Helps Feed Community
• 14: Congratulations Brenna Jahn Who Will Play Division 1 Softball
• 4: Bus numbers
• 4: Reading-based community service program with a cherry on top
• 3: #WhatLiftsYou – Inspirational Wings Displayed at S-G Elementary Schools
• 2: Book Character Pumpkin Contest Winners
• 2: High School Outdoor Science Adventure 

October 2022

• 31: G-W Literacy Pumpkin Contest Winners
• 31: Lincoln Pumpkin Character Contest Winners
• 28: Important Information About Tonight’s Football Game
• 28: Special Education
• 28: COVID-19 Guidance
• 26: Grade That Collects the Most Cans Wins a Free Homework Night
• 26: November 1 Webinar on Depression and Suicide
• 24: 14 Students Named to NYSSMA Area All-State
• 24: Thanksgiving Food Drive Through November 17
• 21: Don’t miss the HS Drama Club Production of The Crucible, November 4 and 5
• 21: S-G Student-Athletes Work to Improve Sportsmanship for League
• 20: 12th Annual Harvest Run and Food Drive
• 19: The Hive Spells Out How Much They Care
• 13: The Craig T. Hitchcock Athletic Field
• 13: Fall HS Undergraduate Award Ceremony
• 13: HS Meet the Teacher Night 10/13
• 12: HS and MS Quarter 1 Progress Report Information
• 12: 2022 Athletic Hall of Fame
• 3: Purchase Spirit Wear – EXTENDED Through October 9

September 2022

• 28: Sign up for DEI Focus Groups and Survey
• 26: Bob Hanlon
• 26: No BOE Livestream Tonight
• 22: Establishing Parent-Teacher Relationships
• 21: Health and Safety Measures to Prevent COVID-19
• 15: SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Scotia-Glenville CSD invites you to follow us on Instagram! 
• 15: Modified soccer schedule
• 15: Monkeypox prevention
• 14: Infrastructure and permits
• 14: School buildings
• 14: School zones
• 14: School taxes
• 14: How school calendar is decided
• 12: Honoring Women in Law Enforcement
• 9: 28 Students Featured in Roving Art Show
• 8: NEW: Board meetings to be livestreamed

August 2022

• 25: COVID notifications, tests available, vaccination sites
• 23: Questions about Glen-Worden
• 23: New kindergarten student at Glen-Worden
• 22: Curriculum Reports 2022-23 school year
• 22: Bring in your supplies during orientation
• 17: Homeschool guidelines
• 15: Start of modified sports
• 15: Student can’t make the August 25 grade 9 open house
• 11: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is there when you need it
• 2: Girls Modified Soccer signup
• 1: Extensions and lunch/breakfast posting
• 1: Regents review sessions scheduled

July 2022

• 25: Beginning of sports in the 2022-23 school year
• 20: ??s about BOCES building sale vote on August 9
• 14: Questions about bus drivers and new staff members
• 14: HS honor and high honor rolls will be posted
• 11: MS and HS honor and high honor rolls

June 2022

• 30: The Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) Prevention Act
• 30: Middle School honor and high honor rolls
• 27: When are state test results released?
• 25: William Schnore graduation speech, June 25, 2022
• 25: Kiernan Greeley graduation speech, June 25, 2022
• 21: When can we get Regents exam scores?
• 1: Can parents attend the MS awards ceremonies?

May 2022

• 31: Last student day is a HALF DAY
• 31: These seniors participated in the Senior Art Show; work on display until June 9
• 11: West African performers led by Zorkie Nelson entertain at the Middle School
• 9: MS moving up ceremonies
• 9: Grades 4 and 5 Field Days date
• 5: Congratulations Brenna and Andrew for being named as Athletes of the Month!

April 2022

• 25: Congratulations to these students, whose artwork will be on display at the Museum of Racing
• 13: Staffing question in 2022-23 budget
• 12: Highmark has acquired Blue Shield as of July 1, 2022
• 8: Congratulations to these students who are showing their artwork at the Media Arts Festival on April 13!

March 2022

• 29: Board of Education adopts 2022-23 budget; keeps tax levy below the state cap
• 17: Birth Certificate, Social Security Number, and Report Cards
• 16: Scotia-Glenville students perform at the Empire State Plaza
• 15: SG looking to other districts to share staff and reduce the budget
• 9: Budget review begins; tax cap higher than expected
• 9: These students have art work on exhibition at the NYS Legislature
• 8: Capital Region BOCES spotlights students on International Women’s Day 
• 2: Congratulations to Erin and Sam for being named Athletes of the Month!
• 1: What about the unvaccinated students?
• 1: Board of Education agrees to exceed state tax levy cap; could change mind as budget process evolves

February 2022

• 28: Wearing masks after the mask mandate is lifted
• 28: Bullying at school
• 16: Superintendent presents carry-forward budget for the 2022-23 school year; BOE to decide on overriding tax cap on February 28
• 9: Questions about the mask mandate
• 8: June 10 will be a half day for grades K-5
• 2: Stopfinder app info coming to S-G bus parents
• 1: Congratulations to Isaac Wilson for his Art in Three Dimensions entry

January 2022

• 27: Loving the mittens at Glen-Worden!
• 27: Scotia-Glenville HS Course Guide
• 20: 8th Grade Parent Night presentation
• 18: Blue Shield to cover the costs of At-Home COVID-19 tests
• 18: CDPHP to cover At-Home COVID-19 Test Kits
• 14: CPSE transition to kindergarten workshops
• 4: Employee Assistance Program for Scotia-Glenville employees
• 3: HS Food Prep class makes gingerbread houses

December 2021

• 21: 2021-22 budget at a glance
• 20: Concerns about school safety
• 17: Congratulations to Isabella Getter for being named a youth recipient of the YWCA of Northeastern NY Women of Achievement Award!
• 17: Occupational Foundations students make and donate ornaments
• 16: Glendaal school community collects 575 items for Scotia Food Pantry
• 5: Information about Middle School threat last Thursday, Dec. 2
• 3: Middle School students attending a High School basketball game
• 2: HS Art Club decorates tree at Schenectady Festival of Trees

November 2021

• 23: Equity Statement of Commitment – #24United
• 22: Swim team finishes second in federation and state competitions
• 10: Samuel Brown and Olivia Geniti headed to division one schools

October 2021

• 21: Modified Girls Basketball information
• 7: Monster Mash on October 22

September 2021

• 29: Students in quarantine
• 21: Scholarships 2020-21
• 20: NHS requirements for membership
• 10: Middle School ending time
• 7: Need to talk to a guidance counselor
• 3: Kindergarten specials
• 1: Kindergarten parent portal

August 2021

• 30: Kindergarten student seating on the bus
• 30: How to sign up for Blackboard Connect
• 27: Bus schedules?
• 25: Setting up lockers at the MS
• 23: Can we email our health interval forms?
• 23: Scotia-Glenville Learning Program Guide
• 16: Daughter needs supply list

July 2021

• 22: Supply lists for grade 6
• 12: Algebra Regents results in yet?
• 9: Technology survey for all households

June 2021

• 21: Additional information for Facebook users
• 21: Tennis Court and Track use
• 14: Seniors recognized by the Board of Education
• 3: Scotia and Glenville police departments bring bicycle safety to students at Lincoln Elementary
• 3: Senior Awards ceremony live-streamed

May 2021

• 18: Thank You, Scotia-Glenville!

April 2021

• 19: Public Information meetings about the $12.8 million capital project to be held on April 21 and May 5
• 14: Board of Education receives budget update; projected tax levy increase dropped to 0.13
• 7: Lead in water testing report released

March 2021

• 30: Board of Education approves budget for 2021-22; calls for a 2.02% tax levy increase
• 23: Board of Education reviews proposed reductions in 2021-22 budget
• 4: Board of Education begins budget deliberations

February 2021

• 26: Board of Education to consider overriding state tax levy cap for the 2021-22 budget
• 24: $12.8 million capital project going to the voters in May 2021

January 2021

• 28: What’s New in the Program Guide for 2021-22

December 2020

• 22: Choralaires wish everybody a great holiday season with this video!
• 16: DECA and FBLA students raise $200 for Toys for Tots

September 2020

• 21: My son’s computer quit over the weekend!

August 2020

• 31: August 27, 2020 minutes
• 26: August 25, 2020 minutes
• 25: August 20, 2020 minutes
• 21: August 20 minutes
• 20: Minutes August 19, 2020
• 17: August 12, 2020 minutes
• 17: August 13, 2020 minutes
• 14: August 5, 2020 minutes
• 12: Minutes August 6, 2020
• 12: Minutes – August 4, 2020

July 2020

• 30: Parent/Staff survey results; Town Hall video
• 15: Lincoln yearbooks won’t be back from the publisher until late August or early September

February 2020

• 7: Class reunion information

January 2020

• 8: General Notice Of COBRA Continuation Coverage Rights

September 2019

• 6: Board of Education goals, 2019-20

April 2019

• 10: Synthetic turf field proposal accepted by the Board of Education

June 2018

• 5: NYS Comptroller issues audit on S-G finances and extra-curricular clubs

May 2018

• 3: May is Children’s Mental Health Awareness Month; check out these daily parent tips

March 2018

• 22: More details released about the May 15 capital project vote
• 19: Glenville police conclude investigation into social media threat
• 15: The situation the day after the social media threat
• 14: Walk Outs held despite social media threat
• 14: A message from Superintendent Susan Swartz

January 2018

• 31: Information about the flu