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About C.J. Hooker Middle School (CJH)


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About CJH

C.J. Hooker Middle School educates students in grades 6-8.

Roy Reese, Interim Principal

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Jenelle Hindell, Assistant Principal

I’m excited and honored to create connections with the Goshen Schools community and support the growth and development of our students, faculty and staff. It’s an honor to help support our students by fostering an inclusive and dynamic learning environment where all students can succeed and thrive, both academically and personally.”

Jenelle Hindell

Bell Schedule

Homeroom: 7:40-7:46 a.m.

Period 1: 7:46-8:28 a.m.

Period 2: 8:31-9:13 a.m.

Period 3: 9:16-9:58 a.m.

Period 4: 10:01-10:43 a.m.

Period 5: 10:46-11:28 a.m. (Lunch 6)

Period 6: 11:31 a.m.- 12:13 p.m. (Lunch 7/8)

Period 7: 12:16-12:58 p.m. (Lunch 7/8)

Period 8: 1:10-1:43 p.m.

Period 9: 1:46-2:28 p.m.

Dismissal: 2:28 p.m.

Extra Help: 2:30-3 p.m.

View schedules for delays and half days.

Attendance

For your convenience, C.J. Hooker Middle School parents and guardians can report a child’s absence, for any reason, via email. Contact the Attendance Office at cjh.attendance@gcsny.org.

Click here to learn about the district’s attendance policy.

What should you include in the absence email?

The following items should be included when emailing the attendance office to report your child’s absence:

  • The student’s full name and grade
  • The email author’s full name and relationship to student
  • A phone number where you can be reached
  • Whether the student is absent or tardy
  • The date of the student’s absence or tardy
  • A reason for the student’s absence:
    • Excused absences include: sick, emergency medical appointment, court attendance, death in immediate family, college visitation, religious observance, approved school activity
    • Unexcused absences include: overslept, vacation, missed the bus, wedding, no child care, no transportation, family visit, didn’t want to attend school