Winning Odyssey of the Mind T-shirt design
First time OOTM student designs signature T-shirt Avery Ducharme, a fourth-grade student from Lincoln Elementary School created the winning T-shirt design for the Scotia-Glenville 2024
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OOTM: practicing to be spontaneous
2024 Spontaneous Overload The creative energy was high, as nearly 70 students in grades K-8 participated in team building and problem solving at the district’s
Mackenzie Vrabel – Fine Arts Student of the Month
Mackenzie Vrabel is a hardworking sophomore who takes pride in her work. She has a strong eye for detail and color. “Mackenzie is a
HS & MS Quarter 2 report cards and upcoming dates
Quarter 2 grades were finalized and are available through your PowerSchool Portal at this time. Report cards were mailed on Friday, Feb. 2. PowerSchool Assistance
SG track and field boys and girls capture championships
Congratulations to both SG girls and boys indoor track and field teams for winning the Foothills Championships. SG boys came out on top as the
District considers tax exemptions for senior citizens and first responders
On Monday, Feb. 12, the Scotia-Glenville School District will have two public hearings in the Middle School Cafeteria before the Board of Education meeting. First,
Sophia Burton takes ‘Serene Calm’ to juried exhibition
Selected for Art in Three Dimensions Congratulations to Sophia Burton whose artwork entitled “Serene Calm” was selected to be displayed at the 2024 Juried Art
Glendaal student filmmakers premiere February 1
Turning life experiences into movies “This movie shows that even in your darkest times, some people can light up your world and show you the
Monday, Jan. 29 TWO HOUR Delay
Due to inclement weather, all schools within the Scotia-Glenville Central School District will operate on a two-hour delay today. No breakfast and no morning CTE.
MLK Creative Expression Contest
Scotia-Glenville CSD Vision of Unity Martin Luther King Jr. was a peaceful activist with a purpose and a pulpit. He worked to his death confronting