Scotia Glen-Worden Elementary principal Nicholas Criscone also known as Nick has sadly passed away. He died after being involved in a car accident on Saturday 20th July 2024 in Charlton. He was confirmed dead on Sunday through a post that reads “It is with great sadness that I write to inform you of the tragic and untimely passing of our Glen-Worden Principal Nicholas Criscone. This sudden loss has deeply shaken our school community, and we are all mourning the passing of a dedicated educator, leader, and friend.”
Nicholas Criscone Career
Nick Criscone, who served as principal at Glen-Worden for six years, embodied the true spirit of dedication and compassion in his role. His tenure at Glen-Worden Elementary School was marked not only by his professional achievements but also by the profound impact he had on everyone in the Scotia-Glenville community.
From the outset, Nick’s passion for education and his commitment to the well-being of his staff, students, parents, and families shone brightly. His leadership was characterized by an unwavering dedication to fostering a supportive and nurturing environment where every individual felt valued and cared for. Nick’s genuine Tartan heart beat in harmony with the community he served, leaving an indelible mark on all who crossed his path.
Who was Nicholas Criscone?
Nick Criscone’s warm smile and encouraging words were emblematic of his leadership style, which was rooted in empathy and a deep understanding of the needs of his community. Whether celebrating achievements or offering support during challenges, Nick’s presence was a source of comfort and inspiration to all.
Beyond his role at Glen-Worden, Nick Criscone was actively involved in various administrative groups and community organizations, including the Parent Teacher Association. His commitment to enhancing educational opportunities extended to leadership roles in the district’s elementary math program, where he played a pivotal role in piloting new materials and initiatives aimed at improving learning outcomes across Scotia-Glenville elementary schools.
Prior to his tenure at Glen-Worden, Nick brought a wealth of experience from his twelve-year tenure as principal at Mayfield Elementary School. His educational journey also included teaching roles in the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central School District and the Albany City School District, where he taught sixth and fifth grade respectively.
