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It’s unclear how the Scotia-Glenville school district plans to close a $2.8 million budget gap following Monday’s board of education meeting, where a majority of members said they would prefer to stay below the state-mandated property tax cap and preserve all academic programming.
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It’s unclear how the Scotia-Glenville school district plans to close a $2.8 million budget gap following Monday’s board of education meeting, where a majority of members said they would prefer to stay below the state-mandated property tax cap and preserve all academic programming.
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A planned Scotia-Glenville school board meeting where members were expected to discuss how to close a $2.8 million budget gap was canceled Monday due to illness.
A planned Scotia-Glenville school board meeting where members were expected to discuss how to close a $2.8 million budget gap was canceled Monday due to illness.
Lawmakers in Scotia have introduced legislation on a proposed local law to exceed the state’s property tax cap for the 2025-26 fiscal year, though Mayor David Bucciferro said he’s still compiling a spending plan and it’s unclear what a final tax rate may look like at this time.
Lawmakers in Scotia have introduced legislation on a proposed local law to exceed the state’s property tax cap for the 2025-26 fiscal year, though Mayor David Bucciferro said he’s still compiling a spending plan and it’s unclear what a final tax rate may look like at this time.
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SCOTIA-GLENVILLE — A more than century-old school building poised to be demolished to make room for electric buses at the Scotia-Glenville sch…
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The Scotia-Glenville Central School District is hosting a public safety forum next week, giving the public an opportunity to learn more about how the district collaborates with local law enforcement.
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SCOTIA-GLENVILLE - Jamian Rockhill, the embattled athletic director of Scotia-Glenville schools who has come under fire in recent months for h…
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Sen. Jim Tedisco, R-Ballston Lake, recently sent a letter to the president of the New York State Energy Research Authority seeking clarification on how many of the more that 700 school districts in the state have started examining what it would take to begin electrifying bus fleets ahead of the state’s deadline to begin buying only zero-emission buses in 2027.