🏆 FIRST PLACE FINISH! 🏆
Huge congratulations to our Goshen Middle School 7th & 8th grade cheerleaders for taking home 1st place today at the Indian Hill cheer competition! All their hard work, dedication, and spirit paid off on the mat. We are so proud of this incredible team! Help us congratulate them below in the comments! ❤️
A huge thank you to the Goshen High School Student Council members who visited our 8th-grade Capstone classes today at GMS! ⭐️
Having high schoolers share their firsthand experiences, break down graduation requirements, and answer questions makes a world of difference for our middle schoolers as they prepare for the next step.
Throughout this quarter, our 8th graders will continue researching high school course options to start mapping out their future pathways. We’re so proud of their focus and excited for what’s ahead!
We are proud to announce that Wendy Flynn, Principal of Goshen Middle School, was formally presented with her plaque today recognizing her as the OASSA 2026–2027 Middle School Zone 2 ✨Principal of the Year✨
Ms. Flynn’s commitment to academic excellence and school community shines bright every day. She leads with her heart, leaving a trail of light everywhere she goes!
Please join us in congratulating her on this outstanding achievement! 🏆
GMS teacher, Mrs. Adkins, is always cooking up some kind of hands-on lesson in her ELA class!
Happy Halloween from GMS!! The students had a fantastic day at the "Monster Mash" dance with some awesome costume ideas!
The GMS staff came dressed up and ready to tackle the Halloween Dance today! We have some pretty creative people in our building today!
Students in Mrs. Fine's class have been working on creative writing in ELA. The students created a spooky mood, used figurative language, practiced new vocabulary and matched the tone of the writer who started the story.
The Goshen Middle School Leo Club had a fun time hosting Mrs. Burns’s full day preschool class for the Fall on the Farm event this morning. Students participated in numerous activities, made crafts, decorated pumpkins and even had the opportunity to bottle feed baby goats. A good time was had by all! We want to take a moment to thank Shaw Farms for the donations of pumpkins, corn stalks and a bale of hay. We also want to thank BDK for their donation of corn and hay bales. Lastly, thank you to Wilson Farms for bringing baby goats for the mini petting zoo. We are exceptionally grateful for local businesses who continue to support our schools and help provide amazing experiences for our kids.
GMS 8th grade Washington DC trip - day 3! Check out the group photo in front of our nation’s Capitol Building! We know they are having a blast and bet they will be exhausted tomorrow from all of the amazing sites they are seeing!
GMS 8th grade Washington DC trip- day 2 is in the books! The crew visited Mt. Vernon, The Lincoln Memorial, 9/11 Pentagon Memorial, The National Cathedral, and the 250th Military and Veteran Special Memorial. Student, Hank Andrews can be seen posing with a memorial tribute to his great grandfather, Leslie Reeves.
🇺🇸Our 8th graders kicked off their Washington, D.C. trip today with an unforgettable first stop in Gettysburg! They spent the day exploring the historic battlefield, walking in the footsteps of history, and learning about a pivotal moment in our nation’s story. Stay tuned for tomorrow's update.
GMS students in Mr. Emerine’s two flight and space classes visited the National Museum of the Air Force last week! They got to walk-through Air Force One, sat in various cockpits and see the actual aircraft from World War I World War II the Cold War current era as well as Mercury and Apollo mission spacecraft.
Today, Mrs. DeNu’s Career Tech class welcomed Marlys, Tina, and 6 Circle Tail puppies for a crucial lesson in socialization. Turns out, helping train future service dogs by letting six puppies visit in a classroom is hard work, but someone had to do it! The students also gifted Circle Tail handcrafted bandanas and dog toys to support the organization, which provides highly trained service and facility dogs.
This visit was extra special for us because Circle Tail is the very reason we have our own beloved school facility dogs: Meg, Artis, and Rolyn!
@Circle Tail, Inc. #facilitydog
Mr. Bohl’s FFA Club had a guest speaker today. Payton Harris is a recently graduated FFA member from Campbell County Kentucky. She shared her experiences with the students. We are trying to start an actual FFA Chapter at Goshen and this was a great experience. If you or anyone you know would be interested in speaking to our club about your experiences in agriculture we would love to have you!
📸 Picture day came around, and GMS facility dog, Meg, understood the assignment with her fancy bandanna. She posed, she smiled, and she officially secured her spot as "Chief Joy Officer" Meg works hard every single day keeping morale high, offering unconditional support, and expertly making her rounds to visit students- her absolute favorite part of the job. It’s a tough role, but someone’s got to do it!
Drop a ❤️ in the comments if you love her picture! 🐾
#facilitydog #circletail #megthewarrior #pictureday2026
On Friday, Mr. Whitaker and Mrs. Weinheimer's students played "Hunger Games Mafia." Playing as President Snow, students learned to observe body language and viewpoints, state their claims on who was Haymitch, and support their reasoning with evidence. It was a fun way for students to practice writing strong paragraphs through a memorable, hands-on activity!
Goshen Middle School students had a blast celebrating homecoming last week! The pep rally was full of energy, spirit, and house games that left the gym with so much electric energy! Here's a few pictures from the day!
Spirit week has been a blast so far for Goshen Middle School students and staff!
Guess what starts tomorrow?? The GMS Bookfair! It will be running from Sept. 29-Oct. 9! Students will visit the book fair during their ELA classes or during Tribe!
Parents- you can send your student in with cash or set up your e-wallet! (Directions on the flyer)
Check out our virtual tour by clicking this link:
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTyUg2hLm/
GMS students in Mr. Whitaker and Mrs. Weinheimer's class debated the Capital side of having the Hunger Games versus the District side of not holding the games. The students got so involved with an official head judge. Everyone had so much fun!