Fourth graders in Michele Pacciarelli and Kelly Mecocci’s class recently read “Moody Cow Meditates,” a story about how Peter the cow learns to settle his mind while having a bad day. Students created glitter jars that will help them focus their breathing, mind, and body whenever they might need to find mindfulness and calm. Our …
Sixteen Goshen High School students were selected as awardees of the College Board National Recognition Program. This recognition is based on their academic achievements in school and outstanding performances on the PSAT/NMSQT, PSAT 10, and/or AP exams. Students were selected for the National African American Recognition Award (NAARA), National Hispanic Recognition Award (NHRA), and/or the …
Nicholas Pantaleone was appointed principal of Goshen High School by the members of the Board of Education on Oct. 17. He will begin on Nov. 28. Pantaleone comes to Goshen – his alma mater – from the Wallkill Central School District where he served as principal of the John G. Borden Middle School. He has …
Parent/Teacher Conferences offer an opportunity for parents and teachers to share insights with one another regarding each student’s progress and expectations. Goshen High School Parent/Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Oct. 27, 7-9 p.m., and Dec. 8, 7-9 p.m. Parents and guardians can schedule their Parent/Teacher Conference using an online scheduler called PickATime. Follow the directions …
The student of the month is: Respectful – The student treats classmates, teachers and staff with respect by valuing each as an individual, respecting differences, and valuing the work that others do. Responsible – The student embraces the responsibility required to maintain progress in their schoolwork and other personal goals. Positive – The student contributes …
Dear Goshen Schools families, Over the past few days, our school community endured two extremely stressful and emotional situations when airdrop messages containing threats of violence were shared to students’ cell phones. Although these two individual threats were both deemed unfounded by local police enforcement, the damage they caused is undeniable. Our students and employees …
Oct. 7 – 9:59 p.m.: As per the Village of Goshen Police Department, after investigation, two students were each charged with one count of Falsely Reporting an Incident in the First Degree, a class D- Felony, and released to their parents with appearance tickets for Orange County Family Court. Again, we thank our parents, families, …
12:46 p.m.: The Goshen Police Department has lifted the hold-in-place at Goshen High School. Both the Village of Goshen Police and the New York State Police thoroughly checked the cell phones of each student who was present in the gym class when the air drop message was received; at this time, its origin is still …
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