Fine Arts


Goshen’s focus on the fine arts is rooted in the belief that participation in performing and visual arts inspires students’ creativity, problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
The Goshen High School marching band performs in the Findley Market Opening Day Parade.

3 Goshen High School students had images accepted into the annual Save our Souls 2019 Art Show at the Art Academy of Cincinnati.

All students are assessed for talents in the artistic areas and offered enrichment opportunities, including yearly musicals, band, recorder musical performances, and talent shows.

GMS Media Studies explores the roll of media in society, with an emphasis on film. Students make real world connections while analyzing classic films through discussion and critique.

Goshen High School has diverse offerings in the arts such as AP Music Theory and credentialing opportunities (ADOBE) in digital arts.

Grade 5 students have access to introductory band at Spaulding Elementary.


The Cincinnati Shakespeare Company visited GHS and performed Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet live for Freshman and Sophomore students.

Students in GMS music classes are given the opportunity to learn instruments such as guitar, piano, and ukulele, and explore creating and publishing music digitally.

Many students showcased and published in a poetry contest hosted by Young America Poetry Digest every year.

GHS student Ariya Bradley performed in OMEA District 14 Honor Band. Ariya was selected as the 5th overall trumpet player of the Cincinnati area.

GMS 6th grade student Annaliese Hancher won the Peace Poster Contest sponsored by the Goshen Lions Club.

Goshen High School held multiple drama productions during the 2018-2019 school year.

Goshen High School Band performs at Disney World.


Goshen High School Choir annually performs the National Anthem at the Cincinnati Cyclones Game.

Goshen students from across the district are showcased in the annual Fine Arts Night.

Goshen High School Band and Color Guard received numerous awards at local competitions.

GHS students go on to major in arts and theater at colleges and universities across the country every year.

SES students participated in a virtual "Back in My Day" concert experience with the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra.