Plunge for a purpose
Katlyn Aker and Joyce Semerad rallied an enthusiastic group of 42 SGHS students to take part in the Polar Plunge at Lake George. The Tartan
Year: 2024
High School High Honor Roll – November 2024
2024-25 school year, First Quarter To earn a place on the High Honor Roll, a student must have a cumulative average of 90+. Click on
High School Honor Roll – November 2024
2024-25 school year, First Quarter To earn a place on the Honor Roll, a student must have a cumulative average of 85-89.9. Click on the
Middle School Honor Roll – November 2024
2024-25 school year, First Quarter To earn a place on the Honor Roll, a student must have a cumulative average of 85-89.9. Click on the
Middle School High Honor Roll – November 2024
2024-25 school year, First Quarter To earn a place on the High Honor Roll, a student must have a cumulative average of 90+. Click on
Cardinals give thanks through crafting and community spirit
Under the guidance of Lynn Bruce and Mary Crandall, the Glendaal Cardinal Craft Club, organized a sweet initiative for Thanksgiving to brighten the spirits of
Lincoln second grader’s tree-mendous act of kindness
Ani Chijavadze, a student at Lincoln Elementary, launched a wonderful initiative to plant a tree on the school grounds, with a little help from her
SGHS Academic Students of Quarter 1
The SGHS Academic Student of the Quarter award is presented to a student based on multiple criteria. This award is not necessarily about good grades
S-G welcomes a new principal to the Hive
Scotia-Glenville Board of Education approved Andrea Polikoski as the Principal of Glen-Worden Elementary “Since 2001, I have called the Scotia-Glenville area my home. My belief
Free webinar sign-up: social media, when is too soon and how much is too much?
Scotia-Glenville Central School District is excited to present a series of free webinars for our staff, parents and caregivers. Next week, on Monday, Nov. 25,