Parenting is the most rewarding job many of us will ever have. It can also be the most challenging. Recognizing parents need support to know how to handle both everyday behaviors like tantrums, disobedience and bedtime struggles, as well as … Continue reading →
Goshen High School students, alumni, and staff joined forces to perform as a GHS ensemble at the annual Elkhart Jazz Fest this past weekend. Additionally, some of the GHS teachers performed with other professional ensembles. Below are pictures from the … Continue reading →
Parents/Guardians: If you need to register a student, or update your information for our system, you can find all of the registration forms and back to school information at the link below: http://www.goshenschools.org/parents-students/central-registration/ If you have additional questions, you may … Continue reading →
The picture below was shared with Goshen Community Schools by Bruce Wright, a retired middle school teacher who worked for the Evansville-Vanderburgh School Corporation: He was on a mission trip to Panajachel, Guatemala and saw the bus go rolling by! … Continue reading →
FAQ’s for Freshmen/New Student Scheduling The Basics: Q: Do they have trimesters at the high school like they do at GMS? A: No, the GHS school year is divided into two semesters: August-December (1st Semester) & January-May (2nd Semester) Q: … Continue reading →
You are invited to the Boys and Girls Club open house on Saturday, June 10th from 9:00-11:30 a.m. Help celebrate the opening of the newly-expanded facility at 306 Crescent Street in Goshen. The following Monday, June 12, is the first … Continue reading →
Last night during the Goshen City Council meeting, Mayor Jeremy Stutsman swore in Jason Barahona Rosales as the City’s next Youth Adviser, and thanked former youth adviser Jake Biller for his service on the council. The Mayor, Jason, and his … Continue reading →