Our 5th graders did it again! Every year, they dazzle us with their Parade of States. We love walking around and seeing their creativity and hard work. 

We are lucky to have such fabulous teachers at Goshen Elementary! Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Albright, and Ms. Winfree are on to different things for next year. We will sure miss them! 

Our students enjoy the track meet every year! These students placed in different events at their track meets! They represented Goshen Elementary in a great way!

We are very proud of our 4th-5th grade keyboarders! They were invited to a district competition and did very well! 

We have been so fortunate the last couple of years to have a MATHLETE program! Mrs. Albright has been leading our 4th-6th graders in competitions during the year. They have worked so hard and learned many valuable skills. We had multiple students place in the top 50%! We are very proud of our students and thankful for Mrs. Albright. 

Our final theme was Show Graditude. These students were selected by their teachers for showing graditude this year! Keep it up! 

Our 4th and 5th graders took us on a journey through dance! We went through books that they have enjoyed this year. It was so great to see their creativiity and expression come out during their dances. They worked so hard! A special thanks to their amazing teachers and Rachel Marie Kimball, our dance specialist. 

We have many talented students at Goshen Elementary! We had an awesome talent show full of singing, piano playing, dancing, card tricks, gymnastics, and much more! Thanks for sharing your talents with us! 

Yes we had goats joining is today at recess!

#betheONE  #goshenhero

The Goshen 2nd Graders went on a Walking Field Trip on Tuesday, May 14th.  Students left the school after announcements and walked to the Goshen Baseball Fields while looking for evidence of spring, uses of water, and animals in their habitats.  Classes then played an intense game of kickball.  Students then walked to the Goshen Cemetery where they learned about cemetery etiquette.  Students searched for different landmarks throughout the cemetery and enjoyed looking for the earliest birthday which turned out to be in the 1700's.  Students then walked to the G