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Featured Stories of the Week:

1. Join Esports!

Are you interested in gaming?
Goshen Schools’ Esports team is looking for players! Esports is one of the fastest-growing competitive fields, offering opportunities to compete, collaborate, and even earn college scholarships.

By joining the team, you’ll have the chance to:

• Compete in popular games against teams from across Ohio and beyond.
• Develop teamwork, strategy, and leadership skills.
• Explore potential career paths in the gaming and tech industries.

Want to learn more? Contact Mr. Garrett Walt, the Esports coach, to get started!

2. Parents of 8th Graders Scheduling Information Night

• When: February 6th @ 6:00–7:00 PM
• Where: Goshen Schools
• What: Learn everything you need to know about preparing for the 2025-2026 school year!

This event is a great opportunity to ask questions, explore options, and get a clear roadmap for your student’s high school journey.

3. CPR Certification Now Available

CPR is now being offered at Goshen Schools, providing students with the chance to learn valuable life-saving skills.

Why get certified?

• Gain the confidence and knowledge to respond in emergencies.
• Stand out for jobs and opportunities like babysitting, lifeguarding, and more.
• Prepare for a career in healthcare or other fields where CPR is essential.

Certification takes less than a day and could make a critical difference in saving a life. Don’t miss this valuable opportunity!

Summarizing the Rest of the Articles for this Week:

1. In-Person and Virtual Parent/Student Meetings

Mark Your Calendars for These Key Events:

• College Credit Plus Information Night

• When: February 10th @ 6:00 PM
• Where: Goshen Schools
• Learn everything you need to know about CCP opportunities!

• Goshen State of the Schools & Workforce Influencers Event

• When: February 13th @ 5:30 PM
• Where: Goshen Schools
• Families are invited to hear about the state of the schools. This year, business and professional partners will be in attendance to discuss career opportunities.

• Virtual College Credit Plus Night with Southern State Community College

• When: February 13th (link provided in the second article)
• This virtual option is available for families unable to attend the February 10th in-person meeting.

2. Upcoming Student Opportunities

Organized by Event Dates:

• Jurgensen Construction Boot Camp

  • When: February 5th & 6th
  • Where: For details, visit Mrs. Creekmore in the library office!

• Parents of 8th Graders Scheduling Information Night

  • When: February 6th @ 6:00–7:00 PM
  • Where: Goshen Schools

• Sophomores: Great Oaks Center Program Applications

  • Deadline Approaching Fast! Apply by February.
  • It’s time to apply for these fantastic programs that provide hands-on, career-focused learning opportunities.

• Content Creators Conference

  • When: February 21, 2025
  • Where: UC Clermont College
  • Who: Open to high school and middle school students passionate about creating content across media such as film, television, theater, music, and digital platforms.
  • Details: This year’s conference includes 7 workshops, with three new ones and updates to returning sessions—don’t miss this creative opportunity!

• Supply Chain Bootcamp

  • When: March 10–14, 2025
  • Where: Hosted by Northern Kentucky University (NKU)
  • Details:
    • Goshen has 5 spots available—see the CCR Department to sign up!
    • Seven high schools are participating, including Goshen, Batavia, West Clermont, Williamsburg, and Dater from Ohio, and Lloyd and Dayton from Kentucky.
    • This 5-day program (8 AM–1 PM daily) includes field trips to explore in-demand supply chain careers.

• A Taste of the Future: Lunchtime Visits

  • What: Explore your future during lunch as colleges, businesses, and military guests visit Goshen Schools throughout the school year.
  • Recurring Visit: The Marines will be here every Monday during lunch to answer your questions and share opportunities.

• Career Exploration for Seniors

• When: Every Wednesday
• Where: Media Center
• Seniors can work on career exploration with Paige Visagie.

3. Scholarships, Summer Opportunities, and School-Year Events

Apply Now and Plan Ahead for Summer Programs:

• Trades Scholarship

  • What: Apply via the TOOLS Program for scholarships and toolsets to jumpstart your career in the trades.

• Pharmacy Camp

  • When: June
  • Where: University of Findlay
  • Explore career opportunities in pharmacy and healthcare.

• The Lindner Summer Institute (LSI)

  • Where: University of Cincinnati’s Carl H. Lindner College of Business
  • What: A multi-day, overnight program designed to give students a comprehensive look at business careers and college life.

• TAP Summer Academy

  • What: The Health Collaborative invites rising 11th and 12th graders to explore healthcare careers in a structured and engaging summer program.

• IT Summer Internship @ GHS

• What: The INTERalliance Summer 2025 Internship Program offers high school students in grades 9–12 the chance to gain real-world, paid work experience in the Greater Cincinnati area. Apply now!

4. Job Fair Opportunity for Businesses and Job Seekers

Attention Businesses and Job Seekers!
OhioMeansJobs of Clermont County is hosting a Job Fair:

• When: Thursday, January 30, 2025
• Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
• Where: Crossroads East Side

5. Additional Resources and Information

Important Updates for Students and Families:

• Senior Year Checklist

  • Stay on track with FAFSA, paying for college, and more.

• FAFSA and Paying for College Information

  • Get the resources you need to prepare for college expenses.

• Greater Cincinnati Business Advisory Council

• Businesses can support Goshen Schools by joining at Gold, Silver, or Bronze levels.

For any questions about visits, events, or opportunities, contact Mrs. Creekmore, Mr. Dubbs, or Ms. Meyer for more information.

Stay informed and take advantage of these exciting opportunities!

Ed Pierce, a Goshen High School junior and talented Esports player, recently attended the LeagueOS Combine, an esports showcase event held at Ohio State University. The event attracted top collegiate esports recruiting prospects from across the country.

Following his impressive performance, Pierce received inquiries and offers from several recruiters who were on-site seeking fresh talent for their collegiate programs.

Esports Scholarships: A New Path to College

Esports scholarships are now offered at many colleges and universities across the United States. These scholarships provide students with opportunities to pay for college while leveraging their gaming skills.

While traditional sports scholarships have long been a pathway to college funding, the rise of Esports has opened new doors for students seeking financial assistance. Esports, short for "electronic sports," involves competitive video games that can be played individually or as part of a team. The variety of game genres and styles makes esports one of the most versatile and popular competitions in the world.

Goshen High School and Esports

Goshen High School is proud to be an Esports Ohio Member School, providing students with opportunities to participate in this rapidly growing field.

Interested in Esports at Goshen?

Contact Mr. Garrett Walt, Goshen High School’s Esports coach, to learn more.

• When: February 6th @ 6:00–7:00 PM
• Where: Goshen Schools
• What: Learn everything you need to know about preparing for the 2025-2026 school year!

This event is a great opportunity to ask questions, explore options, and get a clear roadmap for your student’s high school journey.

Are you a student who babysits? Maybe you referee youth games, work with summer camps, or simply want to boost your resume. If you’re interested in a career in a medical field—or just want to make a positive impact—getting CPR certified is a fantastic opportunity!

Not only could this skill make you stand out for future jobs, but it also provides the knowledge to potentially save a life.

What Makes CPR Certification So Important?

• Life-Saving Skills:
  CPR certification equips you with the ability to respond in critical emergencies at home, school, or in your community. You could be the difference that increases someone’s chance of survival during cardiac arrest.

• Wide Applicability:
  The skills you learn are useful in many situations—whether helping a family member at home, assisting during school activities, or witnessing a cardiac emergency in public.

• Career Opportunities:
  CPR certification is often required for jobs like lifeguards, paramedics, and nurses. Earning your certification now gives you a head start on skills that are valued in many careers.

• Teamwork and Communication:
  CPR is a collaborative effort. Learning this skill teaches you how to work as part of a team and communicate effectively in high-pressure situations.

• Lifelong Preparedness:
  Getting certified early fosters a mindset of always being ready to respond in emergencies, a habit that can benefit you for a lifetime.

• Graduation Requirement:
  Did you know that CPR certification can even help you meet your graduation requirements? It's a practical way to check off an important milestone while gaining life-saving skills.

CPR Certification Now Available at Goshen High School!

It’s never been easier to get certified—CPR certification is now available right here at Goshen High School. This program provides students with the opportunity to gain these valuable skills without having to leave campus.

It Takes Less Than a Day!

If this sounds like something you’re interested in, don’t wait! Becoming CPR certified can open doors to future opportunities, empower you to help others, help you graduate, and even save a life one day.

College Credit Plus Notice for the 2025-2026 Academic Year

Learn more about College Credit Plus (CCP) by attending an informational evening with the University of Cincinnati and Goshen Schools:

Monday, February 10th at 6:00 PM
Location: Goshen High School

This event will cover the pros and cons of CCP and provide an opportunity for parents and students to ask questions about this important educational decision.

What is College Credit Plus?

College Credit Plus is Ohio’s dual enrollment program that provides students in grades 7-12 the opportunity to earn both college and high school credits by taking courses from Ohio colleges or universities. The program’s purpose is to enhance students’ career readiness and postsecondary success while offering a variety of options to college-ready students at no or limited costs to families.

Key Features of CCP:

• Dual Credit Program: Students earn high school and college credits simultaneously.

• Eligibility: Open to Ohio residents in grades 7-12 enrolled at public, private, or homeschool settings.

• Flexibility: Courses can be taken at the high school or on a college campus.

Steps to Participate

Step 1: Eligibility

A student is eligible for CCP if they meet any of the following criteria:

• Achieve a remediation-free score on one of the standard assessment exams.

• Have a cumulative unweighted high school GPA of at least 3.00.

• Have a GPA of 2.75 to 2.99 and earned an “A” or “B” grade in a relevant high school course.

Step 2: College Admission

• Students must apply for admission to each participating college or university.

• Admission decisions are made by the college based on its specific requirements.

• College applications include a permission slip for mature content and a questionnaire about emotional maturity.

Step 3: Course Registration

• Colleges will guide students on course options based on assessment scores, prerequisites, and other requirements.

• GHS CCR and Guidance Departments will assist students in aligning CCP courses with graduation requirements.

• High schools and colleges provide 15- and 30-credit hour pathways to help students plan their coursework.

Additional Guidelines

Non-Allowable Courses

• Private applied courses with one-on-one instruction (e.g., performing art lessons).

• Courses with high fees or study abroad programs.

• Physical education courses.

• Pass/Fail graded courses.

• Remedial or sectarian/religious courses.

Grades

• Final grades earned in CCP courses will appear on both high school and college transcripts.

• CCP course grades will be factored into high school and college GPAs.

Grade Weighting

• High schools must weigh all advanced standing courses in a subject area consistently.

Preparing for CCP

Being “college-ready” involves more than academics. Students should also consider:

• Emotional and social readiness for college-level expectations.

• Time management and organizational skills.

Benefits of Participating in CCP

Students can:

• Earn high school and college credits simultaneously.

• Get a head start on career planning and degree or certificate completion.

• Experience college life early.

• Save on tuition and textbook costs.

Important Note: Grades earned in CCP remain on students’ college transcripts permanently and will affect future academic records.

Deadlines

• Intent to Participate Form: Must be completed and returned to the school office by April 1, 2025.

School District Responsibilities

Ohio school districts play a crucial role in the CCP program by:

• Providing information to students and families about CCP eligibility, costs, and consequences of not completing courses.

• Offering counseling services for CCP participants.

• Developing and publishing model course pathways as part of the school’s course offerings.

• Annually notifying students and parents about CCP before February 1st.

For additional details, we encourage you to attend the informational session on February 10th or contact the CCR and Guidance Departments for guidance.

Date: Thursday, February 13, 2024

Location: Goshen High School
Theme: The Future Starts Here: One Warrior At a Time

For Members of the Goshen Community

The Goshen State of the Schools and Workforce Influencers Event is your chance to celebrate the amazing things happening at Goshen Local School District (GLSD) and learn about the exciting opportunities provided by the Clermont County Workforce Collaborative.

Building upon last year’s success, students will again display their creative projects and programs from K-12, highlighting their achievements and innovations. With the addition of career influencers this year, the event promises to be even larger and more impactful!

Clermont County Workforce Collaborative

PATHWAYS

Careers in fields like Supply Chain, Construction, Manufacturing, and Healthcare offer:

• Diverse Career Opportunities: A wide range of roles tailored to different interests and strengths.

• Advancement Potential: Clear pathways for growth and skill development.

• Competitive Salaries: Earning potential that grows with experience and education.

PARTNERS

The collaborative is powered by partnerships with employers, educational institutions, and community organizations. Together, we aim to grow the talent pipeline in the Greater Cincinnati tri-state area by connecting students with meaningful opportunities.

OUTREACH

Our mission is to build awareness of career pathways, training programs, and job opportunities. Through this initiative, students will:

• Explore High-Demand Careers: Gain exposure to major area employers and industries.

• Equip for Success: Develop job skills and earn valuable credentials.

• Engage in Co-Op Experience: Gain hands-on, real-world insight into their chosen fields.

• Achieve Full-Time Employment: Be prepared for meaningful careers after high school.

Additionally, the collaborative addresses barriers like transportation to ensure every student can access these opportunities.

Event Schedule

• 5:30 PM – Booth Exhibition
  Meet local employers, explore career pathways, and visit student exhibits showcasing innovative projects and programs from K-12 students.

• 6:00-6:20 PM – Dinner
  Enjoy a complimentary dinner while networking with community members and employers.

• 6:20 PM – Speakers Present
  Hear from Goshen school leaders and workforce influencers about the impactful programs and initiatives shaping the future of GLSD.

• 6:50 PM – Prize Drawing
  Stick around for exciting giveaways to wrap up the evening!

Who Should Attend?

• Students & Parents: Celebrate student achievements, explore career pathways, and meet employers.

• Community Members: Learn about the accomplishments and initiatives of GLSD and connect with students and educators.

• Business Owners & Employers: Showcase your career opportunities, meet families, and help grow the local talent pipeline.

This combined event is your gateway to celebrating our school community’s progress, discovering career opportunities, and exploring the creativity of our students.

Attention Students and Parents:

If you are unable to attend our upcoming College Credit Plus (CCP) information session at Goshen High School, Southern State Community College is offering a second opportunity! A Virtual CCP Information Session will be held on February 13th.

How to Attend:
Please register using the following link: CCP Virtual Information Session Registration.

After the Session:
Southern State will provide a list of attendees to confirm participation. This will help ensure that you receive the information you need about the CCP program.

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact the CCR Department. We hope you take advantage of this opportunity to learn more about earning college credits during high school.

• When: February 5th & 6th
• Where: For details, visit Mrs. Creekmore in the library office!

Attention Goshen High School Sophomores:

Important Application Deadline:

• February 4th is the deadline to apply and be included in the lottery system for high-demand programs.

  High-demand programs use a lottery system for selection, so meeting this deadline is crucial!

Don't Miss Out—Apply by February 4th!

2nd Annual Content Creators Conference – Feb 21st

We’re excited to announce the 2nd Annual Content Creators Conference, sponsored by Connect Clermont, a 501(c)(3) organization in Clermont County, Ohio, focused on Jobs, Education, Health, and Vibrancy.

Event Details

• When: February 21, 2025
• Where: UC Clermont College

This event is designed for young creators and offers incredible opportunities to explore the world of media and storytelling.

What to Expect

The conference features 7 dynamic workshops, including three new and four updated sessions:

• Producers
• Podcast Start to Finish
• Student Stories
• Video Production
• Broadcast TV & Radio Trends
• Panel Q&A
• Teacher Networking

Spotlight on Goshen Alumni

Goshen students will recognize Brenna Ashley, a Goshen High School GNN graduate, UC Clermont Digital Media student, and recent podcast guest. Breanna will co-lead the Podcast Start to Finish workshop alongside Jonathan Carter, a UC Media Production graduate and UC Clermont podcast intern.

In their session, Breanna and Jonathan will guide attendees through:

• Preparing and scripting a podcast episode.
• Recording, editing, publishing, and promoting content.

Brenna’s journey as a content creator was recently highlighted during her guest appearance on the Good Day Clermont Podcast on September 11, 2024. In the episode, "Former GNN Content Creator Turned UC Clermont Digital Media Student", Brenna talks about:

• Her experiences with GNN.
• How those experiences shaped and influenced her journey.
• What she plans to achieve in her college career and beyond.

You can listen to her episode here: Spotify Podcast Episode.

How to Register

If you’re interested in attending, click the link to sign up and receive updates: Conference Registration Link.

Stay Informed

To receive the latest updates on this event and stay informed about what’s new in Clermont County, sign up for the Good Day Clermont E-News and Good Day Clermont Podcast here: Good Day Clermont E-News & Podcast.

Don’t miss this chance to connect, learn, and grow as a content creator

• Please see Mrs. Creekmore in the library office if you may be interested in this opportunity!

• When: March 10–14, 2025
• Where: Hosted by Northern Kentucky University (NKU)
• Details:
  • Goshen has 3 spots available—see the Mrs. Creekmore in the library office to sign up!
  • Seven high schools are participating, including Goshen, Batavia, West Clermont, Williamsburg, and Dater from Ohio, and Lloyd and Dayton from Kentucky.
  • This 5-day program (8 AM–1 PM daily) includes field trips to explore in-demand supply chain careers.

• What: Explore your future during lunch as colleges, businesses, and military guests visit Goshen Schools throughout the school year.
• January 29th- Corporal Nguyen will be here during lunch to answer your questions and share opportunities that the Marines can offer you for your future!
• Recurring Visits:
• The Marines will be here every Monday during lunch to answer your questions and share opportunities.
• Starting February 6th, UC Clermont will be here every other Thursday during lunch to answer any questions.

What makes this opportunity special?

Big rewards, real impact!

• Last year, 38 students received scholarships.
• 25 Milwaukee trade-specific toolsets were awarded to help students succeed.
• At least one Goshen High School senior is guaranteed to win!

What can you win?

• $500–$2,500 in scholarship funds.
• A $750 Milwaukee set of tools designed for your trade.
• Recognition at the prestigious ABC Excellence in Construction Gala.

How to Apply

Create a short 60–90 second video answering these simple questions:

1. Introduce yourself (name and school).
2. Why are you pursuing a career in construction?
3. How did you become interested in construction?
4. What would you do with the scholarship funds if you win?
   (Funds can be used for tuition, tools, work clothes, transportation, or anything to help you transition into your chosen trade.)

Deadline: April 4th

Not sure about making a video? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered!
Visit the Goshen CCR Department in the media center. We’ve helped our previous winners, and we can help you, too!

Why This Matters

This isn’t just a scholarship—it’s your launchpad into a meaningful career. With at least one Goshen High School senior guaranteed to win, this is your chance to secure a brighter future in construction.

The time is now—apply today!

We are pleased to be able to offer two great opportunities at the University of Findlay to students at Goshen High School!

• V.I.P.2 Day is designed for current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors (and seniors if they are still exploring their options) who show dedication to academics, possess a strong aptitude for science and math, and are considering a career in healthcare. This one-day event provides students with a unique chance to explore the exciting world of pharmacy.
• Registration for this one-day event is free, and students can secure their spot for Friday, March 28th, 2025 using this Registration Link

Pharmacy Summer Camp is an overnight camp open to any high school student who will be either a junior or senior in high school in the fall of 2025. During this four-day, three-night experience on campus gives students an opportunity to stay in a dorm and engage in hands-on activities with our esteemed pharmacy students and faculty.

Students can choose to register for either June 8th-11th or June 22nd-25th, 2025 with an Early-bird DISCOUNT using this Registration Link.

The Lindner Summer Institute (LSI) at the University of Cincinnati’s Carl H. Lindner College of Business is a multi-day, overnight program designed for rising high school juniors and seniors. This immersive experience introduces students to various business disciplines, campus life, and the college admissions process.

Why Attend LSI?

• Hands-On Learning: Engage in interactive classroom sessions led by Lindner faculty and staff.
• Real-World Experience: Collaborate on a group project to sharpen communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
• College Prep: Get expert guidance on college applications, scholarships, and financial aid.
• Overnight Campus Stay: Live in UC residence halls, dine on campus, and explore UC’s recreational facilities.
• Professional Development: Craft and refine a 30-second elevator pitch for networking and future career opportunities.

LSI 2025 Dates:

• Program: June 8–11, 2025
• Application Window: March 14–April 18, 2025
• Acceptance Notifications: May 1, 2025
• Confirmation & $200 Fee Due: May 15, 2025 (Scholarships available!)

Ready to Learn More?
Reach out to Lindner’s undergraduate admissions team, contact the Goshen High School CCR Dept, or visit UC's website (https://business.uc.edu/future-students/high-school/lindner-summer-institute.html) for details on how to apply. Take the first step toward a future in business—and see if Lindner is the right fit for you!

The Health Collaborative invites rising 11th and 12th graders from Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana to explore healthcare careers through the TAP Summer Academy. Whether you’re curious about nursing, medicine, or any allied health field, TAP Summer Academy will introduce you to a wide range of career possibilities through hands-on experiences and professional insights.

When Does the Academy Run?

• The TAP Summer Academy takes place during June and July every year.

Application Window

• Opens: January 22
• Closes: Early March

Program Highlights

• Comprehensive Exploration
  • Three main tracks: TAP HC, TAP RN, and TAP MD.
  • Opportunities to attend events across all tracks for a broad understanding of healthcare.
• Hands-On Exposure
  • Learn about fields like emergency medicine, public health, mental health, surgery, and more.
• Professional Networking
  • Engage with doctors, nurses, administrators, and other healthcare professionals.
• Personal Touch
• If accepted, you’ll receive a personalized lab coat for TAP events.

Goshen High School Success Story

• 7 GHS students were accepted to the program in 2024.
• 3 GHS students — Carter Settelmayer, Allison Paprocki, and Maranda Royal — fully participated.
• 80 total students from 32 regional high schools explored new healthcare careers.

Healthcare Fields Explored in 2024

During the 2024 TAP Summer Academy, participants were introduced to a variety of specialties.
For a detailed look at the healthcare providers that engaged with our students, see the attached list.

What to Expect

1. Immersive Workshops
   • Participate in activities and demonstrations that highlight real-life healthcare scenarios.
2. Interactive Learning
   • Engage in hands-on experiences to discover what it’s like working in various medical environments.
3. Career Insights
   • Hear firsthand stories from professionals about day-to-day roles and long-term career paths.
4. Community & Mentorship
• Meet peers who share your passion and develop a support system as you plan for the future.

Click here to apply! If you have any questions, reach out to Mrs. Creekmore in the library office or send her an email at ashcraftb@goshenlocalschools.org. We can’t wait to see you explore the many possibilities in the healthcare field!

The INTERalliance Summer 2025 Internship Program offers an excellent opportunity for high school students in grades 9–12 to gain real-world, paid work experience in the Greater Cincinnati area. Here’s how you can successfully apply for this program:

Steps to Apply

1. Ensure Eligibility:

   • You must be a current high school student in grades 9–12.
   • Reliable transportation is required unless an alternative agreement with a company is already in place.

2. Prepare Your Resume:

   • A one-page resume is mandatory for your application.
   • For assistance, contact resume@interalliance.org.

3. Understand Internship Details:

   • Internships run from early June to mid-August (9–10 weeks).
   • Expect to work full-time (37–40 hours/week) with a minimum gross wage of $13/hour.
   • Vacation requests are possible but not guaranteed and must be submitted for approval.

4. Attend a Virtual Open House (Highly Recommended):

   • Dates: Tuesday, January 14, and Wednesday, January 15, 7–8 PM.
   • Learn from INTERalliance representatives, former interns, and company partners about the internship process, examples of placements, and the application procedure.
   • Register here: Virtual Open House Registration

5. Submit Your Application:

• Visit the Common Application Form to complete your submission for all available internships.
• Deadline: Sunday, February 23, 11:59 PM.

Why Apply?

• Work with leading companies like P&G and GE in the Cincinnati IT industry.
• Gain valuable experience that sets you apart for college and future careers.
• Learn directly from executives and leaders in the field.

Don’t miss this chance to build your career foundation and explore the professional IT world while still in high school.

OhioMeansJobs of Clermont County is hosting a Job Fair:

Thursday, January 30, 2025
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Crossroads East Side
4450 Eastgate South Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45245

This event is open to companies in and around Clermont County. There is no cost to participate, but employer registration is required.

Register now by scanning the QR Code to the right of this article or visiting this link.

For questions, contact:

Eric Plummer at Eric.Plummer@JFS.Ohio.gov

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with top talent and explore new career opportunities!

• Stay on track with FAFSA, paying for college, and more.

• Get the resources you need to prepare for college expenses.

The FAFSA® (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is the key to accessing financial aid for college or career/trade school. Completing the form makes you eligible for scholarships, grants, work-study funds, and student loans. Schools use your FAFSA information to calculate and offer financial aid packages.

Who should care?

• Seniors: The FAFSA is now open—don’t wait to apply!
• Juniors: It’s time to start learning about this important step for your future.

Pro Tip: Students should complete their section of the FAFSA first to save time and avoid errors.

Learn more with this quick 2-minute video:
What is FAFSA?

Get started here: https://fafsa.gov

In just 3 minutes, learn the basics of paying for college!

Watch this quick video to gain a broad understanding of the U.S. financial aid process:
Learn the Basics of Paying for College

Why It Matters:

• Seniors: College is just around the corner—now is the time to prepare.
• Juniors: The more you learn now, the better organized you’ll be for your senior year.

This video covers essential information about the financial aid process, including scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study opportunities. Starting early can make a big difference in how you plan and pay for your education.

Get started here:

• FAFSA Application

• Businesses can support Goshen Schools by joining at Gold, Silver, or Bronze levels.

Join the Greater Cincinnati Business Advisory Council (BAC) and offer real-world, work-based learning experiences for students and emerging professionals. By partnering with the BAC, you’ll help develop our future workforce, build valuable community connections, and be recognized for your leadership in shaping the region’s success. Contact the BAC today to learn how you can get involved and make a lasting impact.

Mr. Dubbs: dubbsp@goshenlocalschools.org

Ext. 2677 (Director of CCR)

Mrs. Creekmore: ashcraftb@goshenlocalschools.org

Ext. 2677 (CRR)

Ms. Meyer: meyerm@goshenlocalschools.org

Ext. 2677 (CCR)

Ext. 2417 (Last Names L-Z)

Mrs. Royal: Royalk@goshenlocalschools.org

Ext. 2419 (Last Names A-K)

Website: www.goshenlocalschools.org
Location: 6707 Goshen Road, Goshen, OH, USA
Phone: (513) 722-2227
Facebook: facebook.com/GoshenLocalSchools
Twitter: @GoshenCCR

Click the link below to learn more about the amazing opportunity that Sinclair Community College has provided with their college credit plus program at Goshen High School.

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