Let’s Hear it for the Girls of S-G!
Scotia-Glenville CSD was well-represented this weekend at the Girls on the Run 5K Students from Sacandaga, Glen-Worden, Lincoln, Glendaal, and the Middle School had teams
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#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
November 1 Webinar on Depression and Suicide
Scotia-Glenville Central School District is continuing our partnership with Building Better Futures to provide the Parents as Partners Webinar Series 2022-23 to our staff and
12th Annual Harvest Run and Food Drive
“The Harvest Run at Sacandaga was a great success. The students worked hard and persevered to complete the course. I’m so proud of our school
Sign up for DEI Focus Groups and Survey
S-G Wants Your Input on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Important Dates: Community Survey Sign up: Now! click here After you sign up, click DONE. Please
No BOE Livestream Tonight
Due to technical difficulties, you will not be able to watch tonight’s Board of Education meeting live on our YouTube Channel.
Establishing Parent-Teacher Relationships
Scotia-Glenville Central School District is continuing our partnership with Building Better Futures to provide the Parents as Partners Webinar Series 2022-23 to our staff and
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
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