Goshen High School girls soccer coach Dan Graber has been around for a few years, teaching P.E. and coaching soccer. He has a well-rounded program, that with the help of assistant coaches, runs like a well-oiled machine. From the team’s … Continue reading →
Goshen High School and Edward Jones are proud to announce the student-athlete of the month award to recognize athletic and academic excellence. A senior male and female student-athlete will be selected from August-May each school year. At the end of … Continue reading →
The Crimson Marching Band will host their annual Marching Band Invitational on Saturday, September 9th. The first band will step off in competition at 5:00 p.m. As the hosts, the GHS band will play last, at approximately 9:00-9:30 p.m. The … Continue reading →
On Saturday, September 23rd, Goshen High School will be recognizing the 2007 Boys Soccer team who advanced to the Final Four in the IHSAA state tournament in a one class tournament. Team members who are able to attend will be … Continue reading →
Chamberlain is one of Goshen’s smallest elementary schools, but their collective heart is the size of Texas! Aside from the caring staff members who greet the students every day, these are the messages that they see in their school: (Chamberlain … Continue reading →
9/5/2017 GCS Statement Supporting our Students on DACA Status: Today, President Trump announced that the DACA program will be discontinued, but also that there is a six month window that assures current DACA recipients that the earliest they could be … Continue reading →
After her second year of teaching French at GMS and GHS, current GHS French teacher Dru Mack started to look for possible places to for her students to visit. She was looking for a city where her students could learn … Continue reading →
Community Survey Goshen Community Schools and Goshen Health are working together to gather information from GCS parents and guardians in an effort to better serve the Goshen community. The survey, which will be available in both English and Spanish, will … Continue reading →
Brandon Shramek, one of the officials calling the football game on Friday, September 1st, recognized a Goshen player for exemplary sportsmanship by submitting the player’s name to the IHSAA. From the report: “Tyler Brinson (#22) of Goshen High School needs … Continue reading →
The school board recognized members of two Strategic Planning sub-committees on Monday night; Communications/marketing and Resource Utilization. GCS staff members who served on the committees included: Communications/marketing committee: Amanda Herrera, Barry Younghans, Bill Born, Brian Bechtel, Brian Sapp, (Brock Maust), … Continue reading →
How well do you know GCS? The history, what is happening now, or what the plans are for the future? To see how well our followers know GCS, we will be posting trivia questions to test your knowledge and have … Continue reading →
Monroe Street one-lane closure for water main extension GOSHEN, Ind. (Aug. 29, 2017)–The westbound lane of Monroe Street will be closed to traffic beginning Wednesday, Aug. 30 from Logan Street to the railroad tracks. Additionally the southbound lane of Logan … Continue reading →
From the Elkhart Truth: GOSHEN _ Hundreds of spectators came out to Rogers Park on Saturday for the second annual Maple City Multicultural Festival. The Nicole Williams Drum Circle attracted kids and adults alike to the pavilion for togetherness activities … Continue reading →
Goshen High School boys soccer will host a fundraiser supper tomorrow evening (August 26th) in the GHS cafeteria. GHS boys and girls soccer will be hosting Northridge on Saturday, following this approximate schedule: 1:00 p.m.-JV Girls, 3:00 p.m.-JV Boys, 5:00 … Continue reading →
On Monday, students from Parkside Elementary heard from a special visitor: Parkside 4th grade teacher Mrs. Mary Brookins dressed as Ms. Frizzle (from The Magic School Bus) and taught in grades K, 1, 3, 4, and 5! They made models … Continue reading →
A special night with live music to benefit the After-Hours School Food Pantry Join us on Thursday, August 31, from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m., for a benefit to support the After-Hours School Food Pantry at Chamberlain Elementary School in … Continue reading →
The City received notice this afternoon that the railroad’s plans have changed once again. They are not closing the Madison Street railroad crossing right now, and they are moving up the closures of the other street. On Friday, August 18, … Continue reading →
Maple City Multicultural Festival WHEN: Saturday, August 26th, 12 – 6 p.m. ¿CUANDO? Sábado, 26 de agosto, 12 – 6 p.m. WHERE: Rogers Park, 102 Chicago Avenue, Goshen, Indiana ¿DÓNDE? Rogers Park, 102 Chicago Avenue, Goshen, Indiana FEATURING/PRESENTANDO: … Continue reading →
Congresswoman Jackie Walorski, Representative for the 2nd District of Indiana, visited Goshen Middle School on Tuesday morning, August 15th. She met briefly with the GCS and GMS administrators, but mostly she spoke with and listened to students. Dr. Woodworth, superintendent; … Continue reading →
From the City of Goshen offices: Construction updates The following roads/railroad crossings will be closed for construction: Cottage avenue closed Aug. 14 HRP construction will close down Cottage Avenue at the railroad tracks, to prepare for the installation of a … Continue reading →
