Many students and staff have been asking about traveling during school breaks. The recommendation would be to limit traveling during COVID-19. If you do travel, follow all the guidelines: Stay home if you are sick Wash your hands frequently with … Continue reading →
The COVID-19 pandemic for Elkhart County has been steadily improving over the last several weeks. The number of positive cases is decreasing, and the number of hospitalizations due to COVID are also down. https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/2393.htm Because of the improving numbers in … Continue reading →
This evening the GCS Board of School Trustees held a special board meeting to approve two resolutions, one in opposition to HB1005 which would expand school vouchers for private and charter schools, and one to request that Governor Holcomb prioritize … Continue reading →
Human Family By Maya Angelou I note the obvious differences in the human family. Some of us are serious, some thrive on comedy. Some declare their lives are lived as true profundity, and others claim they really live the real … Continue reading →
On Monday, January 11, 2021, during the annual reorganization of the school board, the board of school trustees nominated and elected new officers for the 2021 calendar year. The new officers for 2021 are: President-Bradd Weddell- Mr. Weddell served the … Continue reading →
On Monday, January 11, 2021, during the regular school board meeting, the Goshen Community Schools Board of School Trustees announced the appointment of Mr. Moises Trejo as the principal for Goshen Intermediate School. The new Goshen Intermediate School will open … Continue reading →
Last week, the Goshen community experienced the death and loss of two men who were retired Goshen Community Schools bus drivers, Mark Vetter and Bob Wilson. The two men are fondly remembered by teachers and staff members who worked with … Continue reading →
(Post in English and Spanish) REMINDER REGARDING COURSES FOR STUDENTS: Elkhart County has returned to the “red” category according to the state color-coded system. Local hospitals are still at, or over, capacity, and the coronavirus has not subsided in our … Continue reading →
Dear GHS and GMS Families, We appreciate your continued partnership as we navigate our way through this unusual school year. COVID-19 has forced us to implement new procedures this year and to make ongoing adjustments in an ever-changing environment; but … Continue reading →
Elkhart County continues to experience out of control community spread of the coronavirus. The number of new cases per week continues to rise almost exponentially every week since the end of September. The hospitals are full. Health care providers live … Continue reading →
