Each year Goshen Elementary has an Education Fair where students can explore and learn more about concepts that interest them. They may participate in Language Arts, Science, Math or Social Studies activities. The students are required to make a visual, showing what they did for their project. They present their projects to judges and receive medals and collectors' coins.  This is a great event.  One that Goshen looks forward to each year.  Pictured is the grand champion in sixth grade, Brandon Jasperson and the reserve champion, Savannah Black.

Goshen Elementary's citizen of the month theme for March was honesty.  These students were chosen by their teachers for always being honest: Leland Fowers, Brayden Palmer, Lita Matheny, Jada Hacking, Alexis Vazquez, Yadira Vazquez, William Matheny, Scarlett Penrod, Dexton Draper, Eduardo Vazquez, Jebb Jensen, Bowen Taylor, Sadie Fullmer, Alysa Zohner, Jeran Zohner, Rylie Tew, Brooke  Prestwich, and Matthew Tervort.

Bill Vest, supervisor of the Nebo Child Nutrition Program, is presenting Leslie Jacobsen with a jar full of money.  Leslie, who is the head cook at Goshen Elementary School, has been treated for cancer.  The money was donated by school lunch workers at other schools in Nebo, as well as teachers and fellow workers at Goshen to help her with her treatment.  Leslie Jacobsen is seated across the table from Bill Vest, and is surrounded by her fellow workers, Debra Hudson, Tiffany Nelson, and CNP manager Donna Woodland.

William Matheny found out in a good way some of the hidden benefits of eating breakfast at school.  Everyone knows about the nutrition and satisfaction in a good breakfast, but few people know that you could also win a bicycle.  William, who is a kindergarten student at Goshen Elementary School, ate breakfast at school every day during the annual National School Breakfast Week, celebrated during the week of March 12-15 at the school.  His name was entered into the drawing each day for a brand new bicycle furnished  by the Child Nutrition Program at the district.&

For the month of February Goshen Elementary students were challenged to "click-it" and wear their seat belts whenever they were in a car.  Each day they marked off a card if they wore their seat belts.  At the end of the month students were awarded for wearing seat belts during the school's health and safety week.  Students also got to experience what it would feel like to get in a wreck going five miles an hour wearing a seat belt.  Pictured is Vanessa Sandoval and Lita Matheny on the Click-it Trailer as they crashed into each other.