Dezirae Austin and the CSI team celebrate their SkillsUSA Regional win
BOCES CTE students advance to state competition, showcasing real-world skills in law enforcement SGHS senior Dezirae Austin, along with her CSI teammates from the BOCES
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A night of recognition for commitment to student success and community impact
During the 2025 Founders Day Awards Dinner last night, we celebrated remarkable individuals within our district who are committed to supporting our students. We extend
Join the Opening Doors for Inclusion Campaign
Celebrate diversity by decorating your door As a district and community, we have a fantastic opportunity to promote and celebrate inclusion by joining the Opening
March 17: BOE Meeting
Monday, March 17 at 7 p.m.—The Scotia-Glenville Central School District Board of Education will have a special meeting in the Middle School Cafeteria. This is
A slam dunk of gratitude for our amazing educators and team!
Return of the Classic Staff Basketball Game Thank you for supporting our incredible teachers and staff at the Tartan Classic Staff Basketball Game last night!
Budgeting for our future: key insights from the March 10 school board meeting
As we work on proposing a budget for the 2025-26 school year, the district is committed to keeping the community updated on key discussions and
Celebrating the Scotia-Glenville Rays of Hope
Beacons of light in the fight against blood cancers We are thrilled to shine the spotlight on the Scotia-Glenville team, Rays of Hope, for their
Proulx and Cellini: SGHS Athletes of the Month
Congratulations to wrestler Haley Proulx and track & field thrower Phoenix Cellini for being selected as the top performing Tartan athletes for the month of
Hilt and Arket: SGMS Athletes of the Month
Congratulations to middle school wrestler Kendall Hilt and basketball player Mason Arket for being recognized as the top-performing Tartan athletes for February. Kendall Hilt Kendall
SGHS artwork selected for prestigious art exhibit at FMCC
SGHS seniors Alice Nichter’s Still Life and Landon Kent’s Abstract have been chosen for display in the 31st Annual Fulton Montgomery Community College Juried Regional