Service times for the passing of G-W Principal Nick Criscone
Dear Students, Parents, Teachers, and Staff, By clicking this link you can read the obituary for Nick Criscone and write your condolences to his family
Category: Middle School News
New platform to request use of S-G facilities
Effective August 2024, we will no longer be using School Dudes to submit facility use requests. Moving forward, all such requests will be submitted through ML
District mourns the passing of Glen-Worden Principal Nicholas Criscone (UPDATED 7/22)
Dear Students, Parents, Teachers, and Staff, This message is in follow-up to my letter sharing the news of Principal Criscone’s passing. We have finalized our
Sixth grade orientation—mark calendars for August 28
Attention Incoming 6th Grade Families: Scotia-Glenville Middle School is excited to to welcome students with a two-phase orientation program on Wednesday, Aug. 28. From 8
Different poetic forms and techniques at the middle school poetry expo
Learning about poetry ignited boundless creativity Under the guidance of Mrs. Adkins and her dedicated TA, Ms. Myers, students delved into the art of crafting
Free lunches for kids this summer
With summer upon us, local organizations and school districts are helping to continue providing for children outside of the school year. If you missed today’s
Athletic Field Herbicide Application – July 1-15
The following is notification pursuant to NYS Education Law in connection with the application of herbicide to the Scotia-Glenville Central School District field hockey field
Dive into summer reading – S-G librarians have you covered
The S-G Library Department is excited to present our 2024 K-12 summer reading suggestions and activities for students and families, all conveniently available on one
Weather safety plan: K-8 students dismiss half day June 18 and 20
Dear S-G Families, Due to the projected onset of extreme heat conditions, our students in grades K-8 will be dismissed on a half day schedule
Superintendent’s Statement on Juneteenth
This week public schools across New York State will be closed on Wednesday, June 19, in recognition of the Juneteenth Holiday. On June 19, 1865,