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• Brochure about helping teens deal with grief (PDF)

• Download the high school supply lists for 2010-11, by subject (PDF).
  This information also available on the HS Edline page.

• A second Driver Education class is being added for the summer of 2010! Register now.

• Four S-G juniors study microbiology hands-on at Schenectady County Community College with pics

• The S-G All-Sports Booster Club golf tournament fundraiser is set for June 12 at Stadium Golf Club. Get more information (PDF). Deadline is June 7.

• Jia-Yu Huang recognized as 2009-10 Outstanding Business Education Student.

• Author Ryan Smithson to speak to students at high school on Monday, May 3

• SADD students discuss drug, alcohol abuse with middle school students with pics

• S-G students inducted into National Business Honor Society

• Business students compete at regional FBLA event

• Five SG High School students attend NanoDay in New York City and learn about the future of nanoscience
  with pic

• Students, staff donate 720 coats for the needy through the City Mission with pics

• Want to be part of the solution at the high school?
  Find out more about the SSHINE/Shared Decision Making team.

Scotia-Glenville High School
2009-10 Profile

• Regents: 94
  
• Regents/Career Technology Education (CTE) Endorsement: 5
  
• Advanced Regents: 67
  
• Advanced Regents/Career Technology Education
  Endorsement: 3
  
• Advanced Regents/Honors: 38
  
• Local Diplomas: 10

• IEP Diplomas: 5
  
  Post-Graduate Plans
  • Four-year colleges: 55.0%
  • Two-year or less: 45.0%
  • Armed Services: 1.6%
  • Employment: 8.5%
  • Other:1.2%
  • Vocational Training: 2.4%
  
  Letter Grade Equivalent Range
  A = 96 (100 - 92)
  B = 87 (91 - 83)
  C = 78 (82 - 74)
  D = 69 (73 - 65)
  F = 62 (64 - below)
  A letter grade with a +: add 3 points
  A letter grade with a -: subtract 3 points

SAT I Mean (2008)
Critical Reading 516
Math 535


Advanced Placement Courses Offered
Biology*
Calculus AB & BC
Chemistry*
Computer Science*
English
Microeconomics/
Participation in Government
Physics
Psychology
U.S. history
*Offered based on demand

Number of students taking AP courses: 165
Grade 10: 55
Grade 11: 46
Grade 12: 64

Percent scoring a 3 or higher
on AP final exams in 2008.
A score of 3 or higher counts as college and school credit; students receigfin a score or 2 or 1 receive only school credit.
Biology: 63%
Calculus AB: 100%
Calculus BC: 100%
Chemistry: 92%
Economics: 79%
English: 90%
Physics: 100%
US History: 33%
Statistics: 57%
World History: 60%

Honor Courses Offered
English 10 - H
English 11 - H
Global 9 - H
Global 10 - H
Math II - H
Math III - H

• Check out the Crisis Management Institute here for information about talking to your children about war, terrorism and other issues.
  

• Check out articles written by high school students across New York state regarding disability awareness at www.cqc.state.ny.us/disawhs.htm.

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