If your child is entering kindergarten in September 2009 – and you have not already contacted us – please email the information indicated below to rhanlon@sgcsd.net as soon as possible.

Registration packets will be mailed in January 2009..

THIS IS NOT REGISTERING.
Your information will be placed in a database at your child's school so that you will receive registration information in January 2009.


Parent Forum to be held Jan. 7, 2008 about transitional/full-day kindergarten.

If school is cancelled or after-school activities are cancelled on Wednesday, the meeting will be rescheduled to 7 p.m. on Thursday, January 15, at Sacandaga.

Scotia-Glenville Schools need to hear from its pre-school parents
District needs to be sure it has ages, birthdates and addresses for all children under age 6

As Scotia-Glenville prepares for the future, knowing how many students will enroll over the next few years becomes very important.
The district needs to hear from families with children ages newborn to 6 years. Parents are asked to call their local elementary school and be prepared to provide the following information:

• Parents' names;
• Home address;
• Telephone numbers;
• Names and dates of birth for all children under age 6.

Here is how to contact the schools by telephone:

• Glendaal, Sacandaga and Bolt roads, 382-1201
• Glen-Worden, Worden Road, 346-0469
• Lincoln, Albion Street, 382-1296
• Sacandaga, Wren/Schermerhorn streets, 382-1282

If you are not sure of his or her elementary zone, call the District Office at 382-1215.

Send us an email
You may also provide this information by sending an email to the district at rhanlon@sgcsd.net. Again, please provide the same information as above.

Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE)
The Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) is available to help any family who has a child between the ages of 3 and 5 residing within the Scotia-Glenville School District. The CPSE will arrange an assessment of the child and help provide services in the areas of speech, motor or social development.

If you have concerns about your child’s development, you may want to have your child evaluated by the CPSE to determine if he/she may qualify to receive support services. The majority of the services will go directly to your home or day care and are free of charge.

Please feel free to contact Bill Lydon at 386-4226 or email at wlydon@sgcsd.net if you have any questions.