Register for ParentSquare School-Home Communication
The Scotia-Glenville School District has launched ParentSquare to contact our parents, guardians, and community members. ParentSquare is taking the place of the Blackboard App. It
Category: Glen-Worden News
Summer food resources
There are several free food resources available to Scotia-Glenville families during the summer months. If you are in need of emergency food, please call Linda
Students’ work featured in virtual art show
Congratulations to the Scotia-Glenville students whose work was selected for display in the 34th Annual BOCES Student Art Show: 2023 Virtual Edition. The show features
Librarians announce summer reading opportunities
The SG Library Department offers K-12 summer reading suggestions and activities for students and families, conveniently packaged on one website. Link to summer reading Reading
District will move to new communication platform, ParentSquare, this summer
Scotia-Glenville Central School District will introduce a new communication system, ParentSquare, for the 2023-24 year. ParentSquare is a comprehensive platform designed to enhance school-to-home communication
Class of 2023 award and scholarship assembly
THE SCOTIA-GLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLASTIC HONOR AWARD – MEDAL Given to the members of the graduating class who have completed their studies with the highest
Chromebook collection dates for all students
The Scotia-Glenville School district will start collecting Chromebooks, chargers, and bags this month. Here’s what you should know. Monday, June 12 and Tuesday, June 13: high
Community connected in hope for a cure
What do you get when you add seven retired S-G teachers with two current SGHS teachers and a generous outpouring of support from the community?
Glen-Worden Elementary School PTA (Parent-Teacher Association)
The Glen-Worden PTA pledges to support our children by engaging and empowering families, staff and the greater community to enhance, supplement and advocate for students
Unifying our school community through literature
Scotia-Glenville’s first districtwide book fair sold $17,323 in books in just 2 days. The event encouraged the joy of reading. “Our public librarian even ran