Mr. Carwynn Carter was given the award for Classified Employee of the Year at Goshen Elementary. When something needs to be fixed, he gets right on it. Usually, it is back almost like new before the day is over. There isn’t anything he hasn’t been able to fix. Mr. Bird said, “Carwynn is always at work. When we teachers have a District Development Day and everyone else is off, he has to come and pull the clinkers from the furnace. Many Sunday nights he has stayed at school and cleared snow. If anything goes wrong, count on Carwynn to fix it.” Thanks Mr.

Mrs. Renee Davis' second grade class at Goshen Elementary School won honors for every person in the class wearing a hat on the student council sponsored Hat Day last Friday. The falcon in the middle of the picture is their trophy for winning.

Mrs. Julie Parkin's sixth grade class has been studying Greek mythology.  They had fun performing reader's theater in front of their classmates as they learned more about the Greek gods and goddesses. 

The fourth, fifth, and sixth graders at Goshen Elementary were pleased to have the Clark Planetarium visit their school. The students learned a little about astronomy. They were excited to pass around a 4.8 billion year old meteorite and see how heavy it was. Students also learned about conducting experiments in science. They participated in different experiments where they had to ask questions and make a hypothesis as they learned about air pressure.

One of the blessing of living in rural Utah county has been the use of the bookmobile. Every other week on Tuesdays the van full of books comes to Goshen Elementary School. Classes of students quickly, but orderly, file into the bookmobile to check out two weeks worth of reading. In this picture, librarian Chad Bartlett, an employee of the Utah State Library System, receives books read from a patron before she goes back and gets a few more.

Goshen Elementary School student council members Savanah Seamons (from the left), Ezri Staheli, and Cyera Draper load the last boxes from this month food drive. Goshen School students donated food from home to help build the supplies of the Utah county food bank prior to cold weather setting in for the winter. Students collected over 20 boxes of food.

"I'm thankful to be at a great school like Goshen Elementary." Students in Mrs. Hilary Dyreng's first grade class at Goshen School told a room full of parents and grandparents about Thanksgiving Day and what they appreciated about the world in which they live.

All 400 Goshen Elementary School students stood in formation Friday to spell out "100" in celebration of the school's 100th birthday. The Goshen PTA is planning on creating a collection of student recipes in a commemorative cookbook to go on sale in the spring. The picture was taken high up in the air in a man-lifter operated by Blaine Carter and owned by Leo Finster. The picture of the students was taken by Tina Lundell.