Health and Safety Measures to Prevent COVID-19
Scotia-Glenville School District follows the guidance from the New York State Department of Health regarding COVID-19. This school year, the state is no longer releasing
Category: Glendaal News
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
NEW: Board meetings to be livestreamed
Dear Scotia-Glenville Families, This school year, the district will be offering virtual access to our Board of Education meetings. Starting Monday, September 12 at 7:00
COVID notifications, tests available, vaccination sites
COVID notifications The latest state guidance notes that the requirement for school districts to report daily COVID-19 testing and case positive data to the New
The Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) Prevention Act
The goal of the Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) Prevention Act (also known as the Dominic Murray Sudden Cardiac Arrest Prevention Act) is to promote safe interscholastic
Board of Education adopts 2022-23 budget; keeps tax levy below the state cap
The Board of Education on Monday night unanimously adopted a proposed 2022-23 school budget of $60.275 million, which includes a tax levy increase of 1.61%,
SG looking to other districts to share staff and reduce the budget
Superintendent Susan Swartz told the Board of Education on Monday that Scotia-Glenville, as a way of dealing with declining secondary enrollment, is looking into sharing
Budget review begins; tax cap higher than expected
Because a business is no longer on a Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) program for its annual tax bill, Scotia-Glenville will be able to
Board of Education agrees to exceed state tax levy cap; could change mind as budget process evolves
Facing a more than $1 million shortfall at this early stage of budget development, the Board of Education on Monday voted 5-2 to exceed the