FREE school meals starting Friday, Dec. 1
Breakfast and lunch will be free for the rest of the school year for all Scotia-Glenville students beginning on Friday. The district was recently approved
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Register by Dec 1 for gingerbread house contest
For the second year, Scotia Glenville Tri-M is hosting a gingerbread house contest. Register by this Friday, through this link, or by using the QR code
November 28 free webinar on how to create an open environment for students to talk
Navigating difficult conversations with tweens and young teens Tuesday, November 28 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Have you ever wondered how to start a difficult conversation or
November 9 free webinar teaches coping and overcoming anxiety
Avoidance, obsessions, perfectionism and other expressions of anxiety Thursday, Nov. 9 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. According to the latest statistics, one in five children in this
New November BOE meeting dates
Please note that there has been a shift in the meeting dates for the November scheduled Board of Education meetings. The board will meet on:
Free webinar series to help develop effective communication and awareness strategies
Scotia-Glenville Central School District is continuing our partnership with Building Better Futures to provide the 2023-24 Parents as Partners Webinar Series to our staff and
13th annual Sacandaga Harvest Run and Food Drive
The 2023 Sacandaga Harvest Run and Food Drive collected 784 food donations for the Scotia Food Bank. Thank you to everyone who contributed. And as
ParentSquare communication and support
Hello Scotia-Glenville Families, I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work at Scotia-Glenville. We have had a terrific start to the school year. Our
2023-24 Roving Art Show
Featuring student artists from: SG Middle School, High School, and Elementary Schools: Glendaal, Glen-Worden, Lincoln, and Sacandaga The 24th annual Roving Art Show will kick
Girl Scouts honored for Bronze Award
Scotia Girl Scout Troop #2244 has been recognized by the district for their incredible service to the school community. Twelve students banded together and contributed