Scotia-Glenville Schools

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OPAL enrichment program

Registering a student?

Are you a
pre-school parent?

Information about the Committee on Pre-School Special Education (CPSE) for pre-school parents

Download the Procedural Safeguards for parents of children with disabilities in PDF

Directions to
Scotia-Glenville

Staff and community walking groups are forming now

Staff Email

Staff Intranet

To vote in school elections, you should be registered with your county board of elections.
Download the forms from the Schenectady County Board of Elections

Student Use of the Internet

Scotia-Glenville's Family Room
Housed at
Lincoln Elementary School

S.P.A.C.E.
Scotia Parents Advocating for Challenging Education
A parent advocacy group for high-ability learners at Scotia-Glenville.

Check out
Scotia-Glenville's community
athletic programs.

Check out the
Scotia-Glenville
Rowing Association.

Serving more than 3,000 students in the
village of Scotia and towns of Glenville, Amsterdam and Charlton in New York's
Capital Region and Mohawk River valley.

School begins on Thursday, September 4.

2008-09 school listings calendar

Because of rising food prices, school lunch, milk and a-la-carte prices to increase slightly in September 2008.
Check here for the new prices.
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The Board of Education has asked Superintendent Susan Swartz to gather costs related to a building project to be considered by the community tentatively on Dec. 9.
Check out the specific building project features here.

State announces that Middle Class STAR rebate checks will be mailed in October 2008

An Olympic Spectacular at Lincoln Elementary. Extended School Year program celebrates the Olympics.

Scotia-Glenville tax rates slightly lower than projected at May budget vote; lower STAR reimbursements from the state

Kenneth H. Handin appointed as pupil personnel services director at Scotia-Glenville Schools; Thomas Fyvie named HS dean of students

During the Board of Education's organizational meeting July 14, Margaret Smith was re-elected to a fifth one-year term as president of the Board of Education by a 4-3 vote, defeating Ben Conlon. Gary Normington, entering his third year on the board, was elected vice president by a 5-2 vote over Pam Carbone.

Scotia-Glenville's 2008 student test scores released by the NYS Education Department

Check out these pictures from
Graduation Day 2008

249 Scotia-Glenville High School graduates to walk across the stage at Proctor's Theater on
Saturday, June 28.
Here's the program as a PDF.

Scotia-Glenville Needs Your Help!

The Board of Education held two community forums to hear comments about the facilities needs to be considered in the upcoming building project.

Here is a summary of the comments made at both community forums.

A forum was held on June 19. Check out the Daily Gazette story.

Superintendent Susan Swartz begins the forums with this PowerPoint presentation followed by a discussion.

Anyone who would like the Board of Education to consider their comments may email them to rhanlon@sgcsd.net or leave a message at 386-4343.

The Board of Education has been studying the needs at the six school buildings for the past several months and a December 2008 vote on a project is likely. The last building improvement project at Scotia-Glenville was in 1999.

Here is background information about S-G's building needs.

Check out the results of the budget exit poll. Download the report as a PDF.

Five graduating seniors and four retiring teachers recognized for oustanding service to Scotia-Glenville. With pics.

Thank You Scotia-Glenville!
Read more about the May 20 budget vote here.

Special thanks to Dodge Chamberlin Luzine Weber Associates for underwriting the costs of a 30 second commercial about the school district on WNYT, channel 13.
Find out more about this partnershp campaign here.

Schenectady/Scotia Academic and Arts Camp to be held at Scotia-Glenville Middle School this summer.

ATTENTION: PARENTS OF INCOMING KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS
Scotia-Glenville to begin central registration of students on Jan. 28

New wellness guidelines about what children can bring to classroom parties and eat and drink at school will take effect in September 2007.
Check it out here.

IN CASE YOU DIDN'T HEAR

Check out the Crisis Management Institute here for information about talking to your children about war, terrorism and other issues.

photo of students from various grade levels

900 Preddice Parkway
Scotia, NY 12302
Voice: (518) 382-1215
Fax: (518) 386-4336

Parents/students: sign into your Edline account here.

Have you lost your user ID and password?

Enjoy reading this summer of 2008.
Here are the books that your librarian suggests.

from the
Times Union

Check out Scotia-Glenville's concert schedule

Need information about redistricting and swing zones?
Check here.

2008-09
calendar
adopted by the Board of Education on May 19, 2008on April 115

Download You Are What You Wear, a guide to the Middle School dress code

The Board of Education meets on the second and fourth Mondays at
7 p.m.
Check here for the schedule.

Check out the
most recent
Board
of Education:

Agendas......Minutes

Archived agendas and minutes can be found here.

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