Students at Goshen Elementary got to dress up for different themes for their Red Ribbon Week.  Students were reminded of the harmful effects drugs can cause to their bodies.  Students had a crazy sock day saying they would "sock-it to drugs."

Goshen Elementary was fortunate to have Assistant Superintendent Wilson read with a first grade class.  Mrs. Lopez's first graders anxiously listened to Llama Llama Red Pajama read aloud by Assistant Superintendent Wilson.  He made the book come alive for the students.  Loving books himself, Mr. Wilson donated this very fun book to the the class he visited.  "Thank you for making reading fun!"  the kids said.

Goshen Elementary ended September with their Fall Carnival.  This year one activity was Deputy Sheriff Jim Tindell used his police radar to check the speed of student softball and baseball players.  The top speed for boys was 57 miles per hour.  The girls were right behind at 55mph.  Also, Carwynn Carter, who by day is the head custodian at Goshen Elementary School, gave train rides to kids.  Students didn't leave until Mr.

Mr. Jason Dickie's second grade class at Goshen Elementary School won the first school spirit contest at the school this year.  The students of the winning class wear the school colors of yellow and blue more than students in any other class.  This is also the day of the PTA's Fall Carnival--another good reason to show your spirit.  The other adult in the picture is Mr. Eric Cuthill, who is serving as a student teacher in the room from the University of Phoenix.