Excellence in Education
A diverse learning community, Goshen Community School Corporation realizes the need for high academic performance enhanced with a strong support system. From kindergarten to twelfth grade, our students have the opportunity to explore the past, present and future of our ever-changing world. Our educators, highly trained and experienced, use innovative teaching styles to help students develop the skills and tools needed to succeed in this educational environment and in life.
Ensuring all students
acquire knowledge and apply skills - enhancing
tomorrow’s
opportunities
At GCS, we serve more than 6,200 students and are recognized for our ability to bridge school and community. The academic, extracurricular, and cultural diversity of our schools provides students with options and experiences not available elsewhere. With excellent programs such as High Ability, English as a New Language (ENL) and the Special Education Cooperative, GCS is able to meet the needs of all students.
Located in northern Indiana, our proximity to Chicago
and Indianapolis offers metropolitan amenities within a smaller
community environment.
Announcements
GCS Building Project Delayed Indefinitely
The GCS building project has been delayed indefinitely due to local economy conditions.
The Boa...
1028 Preliminary Determination Hearing - UPDATED
Information on the 1028 Hearing & Preliminary Determination Hearing is available online and has been...
Central Registration
If you are new to Goshen Schools, you may come to the Administration Center to register your student...
School Calendar 08-09
The calendar for the 2008-2009 school year has been approved and is available in English and Spanish...
GCS Project - Schematic Drawings
Goshen Community Schools is providing the following approved Schematic Drawings online.
5-6 Build...
GCS Highlights
Goshen High School is once again a leader in the county with the selection of three of our students as National Merit Semifinalists. We congratulate Sam Jacobs, Matthew Nafziger, and Julia Smucker on their achievement.
The International Baccalaureate Organization has approved Goshen High School’s application to offer the IB diploma program beginning in the fall of 2008. This two year program will provide junior and senior students with advanced courses in six academic areas.
Ensuring all students acquire knowledge and apply skills –