Serving
nearly 3,000 students in the
village of Scotia and towns of Glenville, Amsterdam and Charlton
in New York's
Capital Region and Mohawk River valley.
Student
teams from Glen-Worden (1st out of 19 teams solving
the Food Court problem) and Glendaal (1st out
of four teams solving the Return to the Gift of Flight
problem) will compete in the state-level Odyssey
of the Mind tournament on March 27 in Binghamton. In all,
13 teams from Scotia-Glenville participated in Odyssey
this year. Read
more about Odyssey of the Mind. Here
are the competition results.
Does
your child need transportation to a non-public school in
the 2010-11 school year? Forms are available
at the school your child will attend and are due by April
1. Check
here for more information (PDF).
The
February 15, 2010 recall of beef and veal by the Huntington
Meat Packing Inc. due to possible E. coli 0157:H7 contamination
does not affect food delivered to Chartwells. See letter
from company (in PDF).
Students
and staff dressed in red on Friday, Feb. 5, as part of the
Go Red for Women
fundraiser for the American Heart Association. $748.47 was
raised at S-G.
Special
thanks to Dodge Chamberlin Luzine Weber Associates for
underwriting the costs of a 30 second commercial about
the school district on WNYT, channel 13. Find
out more about this partnershp campaign here.
New
wellness guidelines
about what children can bring to classroom parties and
eat and drink at school take effect. Check
them out here.
Is school delayed today? Cancelled? Check
it out here.
from the
Times Union
The MyNutrikids.com
program allows parents to deposit money directly into their
child's breakfast and/or lunch account using a credit card
or PayPal account.
Families
can sign up for federal free and reduce breakfasts
and lunches at any time during the year.
Packets are available in your child's school office
or download
the application and introductory letter(in
PDF).
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