Spending plan maintains programs, stays within maximum allowable levy

Residents to vote on proposed budget on Tuesday, May 21

On Tuesday, May 21, Goshen Central School District residents will vote on a $63,984,473 proposed budget for 2013-14. This budget, which represents a spending increase of 3.85 percent, will result in a tax levy increase of 3.76 percent – an increase that meets the district’s legal limit as defined by New York’s tax levy cap legislation. READ MORE »

View the Power Point presentation from the Public Budget Hearing

May 8, 2013

View the Power Point presentation about the 2013-14 proposed budget, shown at the Public Budget Hearing on May 7. View the presentation (PDF)

A Celebration of Music to benefit Music Teacher Lori Fedor and family

May 8, 2013

A Celebration of Music fundraiser and BBQ to benefit Goshen High School Music Teacher Lori Fedor and family will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, June 8 in the GHS parking lot. READ MORE »

Orchestra students perform with Greater Newburgh Symphony orchestra

May 7, 2013

On April 27, orchestra students from grades 5-12 performed in the Side by Side concert with the Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra (GNSO) at the Goshen High School under GNSO Conductor Dr. Woomyung Choe and Guest Conductor Emily Schaad. READ MORE »

View the Proposed Budget Q&A

May 6, 2013

View information about the 2013-14 proposed budget in an easy-to-read Q&A format. VIEW THE BUDGET Q&A (PDF)

The 2013-14 proposed budget newsletter is now online

May 2, 2013

Learn more about the proposed budget for next year -- read the 2013-14 budget newsletter. Please note that each resident should receive the newsletter in the mail over the next few days. VIEW THE NEWSLETTER (PDF)

Joseph Palancia honored as Student Assistant Counselor of the Year

May 2, 2013

Joseph Palancia, student services at Goshen High School, was recently honored as Student Assistant Counselor of the Year in the 22nd annual Orange County Counselor Recognition Award program. READ MORE »

Principal honors Honor Grads with special breakfast

April 29, 2013

The Goshen High School has officially named its 2013 Honor Grads, and on April 29, Principal Kurtis Kotes invited this year's top six graduation seniors to a special breakfast in their honor. READ MORE »

Goshen High School students honored as Goshen Greats

April 29, 2013

On April 25, the Goshen High School honored 11 students for their accomplishments in a specific subject area. READ MORE »

Transportation employees treated to pancake breakfast

April 23, 2013

The employees of the district's Transportation Department were recently treated to homemade pancakes and fresh fruit in appreciation of their dedication and hard work for the safe transportation of our students. READ MORE »

Not available to vote on the proposed budget on Tuesday, May 21?

April 22, 2013

Every resident has the right to vote on the 2013-14 proposed budget, which will be held on Tuesday, May 21. Residents who are unavailable to vote in person may be eligible to cast their vote by absentee ballot. READ MORE »

Board of Education adopts proposed budget for 2013-14 school year

April 16, 2013

At a meeting on April 15, the Board of Education adopted a $63,984,473 proposed budget for 2013-14. READ MORE »

SAS students collecting one million pull tabs for Ronald McDonald House

April 16, 2013

Last year, the students of the Scotchtown Avenue Elementary School began collecting pull-tabs as part of the "Collect A Million Club" school recycling project to benefit the Ronald McDonald House of the Greater Hudson Valley, located at Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital in Valhalla. READ MORE »

Goshen grad keeps brother's spirit alive with "Josh's Team"

April 8, 2013

On Sunday, June 2, hundreds of runners from Orange County and beyond will participate in the 33rd Annual Classic 10K and Rowley 5K in Middletown. Some will run to win; others just for fun. But some will run to help keep a loved one’s memory alive – these runners run for “Josh’s Team.” READ MORE »

What happens if the budget is not approved by voters?

April 5, 2013

This is the second year of New York State’s property tax cap legislation and with it comes specific changes concerning contingency budgets. READ MORE »