Student Services

A variety of services ensure all students receive individualized instruction and support.
GLSD Student Services is responsible for providing support services to students and their families. The following programs are included in student services:
Special education |
Nursing & health services |
School counseling |
School psychology |
Speech/language services |
Gifted education |
School social work and attendance |
Response to Intervention |
Fine arts |
Additional information about Goshen's student body:
Average Daily Enrollment: 2872 |
Economically Disadvantaged: 51.0% |
Students identified as ESL: 1% |
Students with disabilities: 18.2 % |
Special ed students receiving services: 100% |
Students identified as gifted: 20.8% |

GMS and GHS Hope Squad student-led peer to peer support program implemented to improve physical and emotional health of classmates and promote a caring school environment.

GMS Tribe Time builds student ownership of learning and behavior through building wide book studies and character education.

ESL students receiving services: 100%

297 open enrollment students choose Goshen Local Schools for the quality of our academic and extracurricular offerings.

Two full-time resource officers are on duty and on campus during school hours.

Building counselors, Behavior/Mental Health Specialist and Child Focus mental health professionals assist students and staff with mental health issues.

PBIS, Character Education and Olweus anti-bullying programs are implemented yearly in all buildings.

GHS and GMS received an award for implementing innovative programs to create a caring culture for students to promote social emotional growth in tandem with academic growth among all students from the High Schools at Work.



GHS Changepoint program emphasizes positive interactions and healthy relationships for high school students.

Signs of Suicide Program is used as a screening tool for at-risk high school students.

Goshen Middle School offers Redo Day as part their effort to provide a healthy environment and a bully free school.

Freshman Bridge program implemented at Goshen High School to help support students with the transition to high school.