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Goshen District and Curriculum
The Goshen Central School District curricula were developed according the New York State Learning Standards and the core curriculum for the state for the State of New York. The seven areas of inclusion for the New York State Learning Standards are the Arts (dance, music, theatre, and visual arts), Career Development and Occupational Studies (CDOS), English Language Arts (ELA), Health, Physical Education, and Family and Consumer Sciences (HPEFCS), Languages Other Than English (LOTE), Mathematics, Science, and Technology (MST) and Social Studies (SS).
We currently cover the following Goshen-area school district: Goshen Central School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Goshen District Curriculum
The New York State Education Department provides core materials for curricula and/or curriculum guidance that define what each student should know, comprehend and be able to accomplish at the kindergarten through 12th grade level. Each local school district is responsible for providing curricula, selecting text books, developing pacing charts for learning, and giving each student the professional development needed to ensure that they will be able to attain the standards.
In kindergarten five year olds will acquire the groundwork for learning to read. They will first learn to answer the teacher’s questions about important details of a story. By the time they are in second grade they will be able to ask and answer who, what when and how questions that will demonstrate their understanding of a story. By middle school eighth graders will be able to interpret, analyze and evaluate poetry, narratives and drama both ethically and artistically. They will be able to make informed judgments by connecting what they read to ideas, texts and personal events.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Goshen Educational News
- Statewide Education Grants - The preliminary award notification for grants totaling approximately $24.2 million has been announced for forty-two school districts and charter schools. Eight consortia (which include thirty-eight component districts) will also receive grants. The grants will be awarded for Strengthening Teacher and Leader Effectiveness (STLE). The final awards will be contingent on the review and approval by the State Comptroller.
- Blueprint for English Language Learners - The Blueprint for English Language Learners gives students in New York public schools an opportunity for academic success while preparing them for career readiness. The program is a statewide framework that prepares the students for academic success from prekindergarten through college. In New York State there has been an increase in ELL student enrollment. To date there are 214,000 ELL students in New York school districts. These students speak more than 160 languages.
- College in the High School - In partnership with SUNY Orange, the school district has established a College in the High School. This is an academy style learning opportunity for high achieving juniors and seniors, and gives them the chance to take college courses and earn credit for the work they complete prior to actually starting college.
Goshen Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: How to Schedule Electives
Electives are classes that you can take for your own personal interests or you can use them to explore future career goals. If you’re like most students you probably enjoy adding electives to your class schedule. But there are also many required classes you have to take each year if you want to graduate on time. English, Math, Social Studies, Science and a foreign language are requirements for most schools, as well as, economics, sociology and history. PE and health classes may also be required classes for most schools. You can request a list of required classes from your teacher or from the school office. If you need extra help with your classes you may need to arrange an appointment with the school counselor. Then make a schedule of the required classes for each year and be sure to follow it. Choose your required classes first, and then add your electives. Pick your classes wisely. It’s much easier to spend your summer on the beach with your friends, then to spend it making up those required classes in summer school.
