Episode 50: Season 3 Opening

Episode 54: Amy Friedrich, CJH Academic Intervention Teacher

Amy Friedrich works and raises her family here in Goshen. As a teacher, community member, and parent in the Goshen schools, her connections run deep. Her passion to work with students needing academic supports is only matched by her wonderful colleagues, whom she enjoys working with.

Episode 53: Alec Stein, GHS Social Studies Teacher

Alec Stein is teaching in his second year in GHS, but it feels like he has been here longer - he did his student teaching in the Social Studies Department as well. Mr. Stein brings with him a youthful enthusiasm and love for social studies that resonates with our GHS students. He also has great vision for the future of Goshen High School.

Episode 52: Cynthia Giordano, CJH Academic Intervention Teacher

Ms. Giordano is a Goshen alumni who has come back to work with us this year! She came back to work in Academic Intervention Specialists, but comes with a tremendous amount of experience and expertise. Welcome Ms. Giordano!

Episode 51: Dr. Matthew Wentworth, Principal Goshen Intermediate School

Dr. Matthew Wentworth is the building leader at Goshen Intermediate School where he works to support teachers in order to empower them to reach more students. Dr. Wentworth's vision for using data to inform decisions as well as streamlining systems to help create more time and space to work with students has built a strong school environment. Working with his teams to build school culture through the Choose Love Program and some creative team building has ben well received in GIS.

Episode 50: Season 3 Opening

For two seasons, we’ve walked the halls of the Goshen Central School District to find the stories that don't always make the morning announcements. We’ve heard from teachers who’ve spent four decades in the classroom and students who are just beginning to find their voices. As we step into a new year and a new season, our mission hasn't changed. We’re here to celebrate the passion, the grit, and the ‘Gladiator’ spirit that defines our schools. Whether you're a parent, a student, or a neighbor in our community, pull up a seat—the Coliseum is open.