Select student musicians for annual festival
Free concert January 21 at 2PM at Mohonasen High School Congratulations to the following students who have been accepted into Schenectady County Music Festival held
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Great Tartan Ambassadors
Taking a look back at the first few months of the school year, you notice a theme. Scotia-Glenville CSD putting in the effort—coming together to
Community Sing-A-Long with the Choralaires
The best way to spread Christmas cheer is by singing loud for all to hear! The Choralaires are hosting their annual Holiday Concert and Sing-A-Long
Four festive foxes
Sacandaga School presents artwork from 2nd grade students (Left to right on the top) Landon Gibson, Sofia Gabree (Left to right on the bottom) Dempsey
S-G Vocalist Selected for Prestigious NYSSMA All-State Festival
Scotia-Glenville is honored to have Ashley Manocchi chosen as a vocalist in the 2022 New York State Music Association (NYSSMA) All-State Festival. Ashely was chosen
#WhatLiftsYou – Inspirational Wings Displayed at S-G Elementary Schools
For this year’s collaborative art project, elementary art students learned about contemporary artist Kelsey Montague, the founder of the global campaign #WhatLiftsYou. Ms. Montague is
14 Students Named to NYSSMA Area All-State
Congratulations to the following students who were accepted into Area All-State. The concert will take place at Saratoga Springs High School on Saturday, November 19th
Don’t miss the HS Drama Club Production of The Crucible, November 4 and 5
The Scotia-Glenville Drama Club presents… The Crucible by Arthur Miller a play about the Salem Witch Trials Opening night of The Crucible will begin at
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Scotia-Glenville CSD invites you to follow us on Instagram!
The district has many accomplishments and activities to share and we are thrilled to welcome our community to S-G’s new Instagram page. Our first post
28 Students Featured in Roving Art Show
The district is shining the spotlight on these 28 works by Scotia-Glenville students. The artwork will be moved around to various local establishments and village