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Chamberlain Elementary School
Chamberlain Elementary School
Chamberlain Elementary is a small neighborhood school serving grades K-4 that prides itself on building positive student relationships and developing lifelong learning skills. We strive to grow students that achieve more than they think possible and become active contributors to building a better world. We believe that when students and teachers are engaged in work that is challenging, adventurous, and meaningful, learning and achievement flourish.
Chamberlain Elementary School
428 N. 5th St.
Goshen, IN 46528
Phone: 574-534-2691
Todd Williams, Principal
Shannon Cross, Counselor – Ext. 51005
Gabrielle Wilson, Registrar – Ext. 51000
Elizabeth Gaytan, Parent Liaison – Ext. 51004
Teresa DeBoe, Nurse – Ext. 51006
Message from the Principal
It is my pleasure to serve as principal of Chamberlain Elementary! Chamberlain is a great place for all students to grow, learn, and discover their unique strengths. Our staff is committed to using data to guide instruction, respond to individual needs, and ensure that every student has access to grade-level learning. When students need extra support, we work together to provide the right interventions so that we can meet the needs of Every Kid, Every Day—Whatever it Takes.
At Chamberlain, we also believe in shaping active and responsible citizens. Through our Habits of Scholarship—Integrity, Compassion, Courage, Craftsmanship, and Grit—students learn how to set goals, hold themselves accountable, and build strong relationships. These habits guide not only academic growth, but also character development, creating a family-like environment where students feel supported and encouraged.
We are proud of the collaborative spirit between our staff, students, and families. Your partnership is critical to the success of our Crew, and we look forward to connecting with you at upcoming family events. Thank you for your continued support of Chamberlain Elementary.
Sincerely,
Todd Williams, Principal of Chamberlain Elementary
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More Information
Chamberlain Elementary School is a K–4 public Title I school serving around 300 students. Our dedicated and highly qualified teachers bring a balance of experience and new ideas, creating a vibrant learning environment where every child can thrive. Staff receive ongoing training in literacy, math, and effective strategies for teaching English Learners, ensuring that instruction meets the diverse needs of all students.
At Chamberlain, we focus on identifying and building upon each child’s unique strengths, helping every student grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Every child is valued as an individual and as a vital member of our school community.
Reading is at the heart of learning, and we encourage families to help their children build strong reading habits at home. Students are supported through consistent feedback, goal setting, and progress monitoring throughout the year. Together, we can open doors of opportunity for every Chamberlain student and empower them to reach their fullest potential.
- Athletics – 3rd and 4th-grade students are invited to join the soccer team in the fall andtrack during the spring.
- Book Fair – Held every year during Parent Teacher conferences in an effort to raise money for the School library and the purchases our students and family members earn the school additional free books. By purchasing books at the Chamberlain book fair you are actively supporting all of the students and families. We always encourage our students to have additional books in their hands.
- Family Involvement – Throughout the year there are opportunities for family participation through our Family Night activities. These range from tech info, reading and math, cultural highlights, painting, and other events.
- Student Leadership – 3rd and 4th-grade students are able to help support and participate in leadership activities throughout the year. We have an incredibly successful and active recycling team, as well as, opportunities to participate in leading school tours during Kindergarten Blast Off and the High Ability informational night.
- Clubs – Students are welcome to join a club such as chess club, lego robotics, or happy day club. We encourage students to listen to school announcements for info on these clubs as well as advise parents to watch ParentSquare for information on these clubs.
The Chamberlain School Counselor program runs Tier 1 classroom life skill lessons for all students, Tier 2: small groups and 1:1 services for students in need, and Tier 3 services to those at High Risk by connecting them with outside resources. The program supports all students to successfully transition to Goshen Intermediate School and into life-long learners, who go on to graduate career/college ready and contribute as positive citizens by supporting and developing the Chamberlain Habits of Scholarship.
The Chamberlain family is known as a “Crew” who focuses on developing academic achievement using our 5 Habits of Scholarship.
- Integrity
- Compassion
- Craftsmanship
- Courage
- Grit
Chamberlain has a very active Parent Teacher Crew (PTC) that works to support teachers in the classroom as well as students. The PTC takes a very active role in supporting our teachers and students throughout the year. They have actively raised funds to help cover the cost of teacher and student supplies, formed and found partnerships within the community to update the playground and carry out many student activities that engage and support our students. Tami Mishler is currently the president of the PTC and we are actively looking for new parents to join and volunteer.
The High Ability Self-Contained classroom for 3rd and 4th-grade students is located at Chamberlain. Students who have been identified in Language Arts and Math are invited to join this class. Visit the High Ability program page for more information.
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Chamberlain Elementary School is a K–4 public Title I school serving around 300 students. Our dedicated and highly qualified teachers bring a balance of experience and new ideas, creating a vibrant learning environment where every child can thrive. Staff receive ongoing training in literacy, math, and effective strategies for teaching English Learners, ensuring that instruction meets the diverse needs of all students.
At Chamberlain, we focus on identifying and building upon each child’s unique strengths, helping every student grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Every child is valued as an individual and as a vital member of our school community.
Reading is at the heart of learning, and we encourage families to help their children build strong reading habits at home. Students are supported through consistent feedback, goal setting, and progress monitoring throughout the year. Together, we can open doors of opportunity for every Chamberlain student and empower them to reach their fullest potential.
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- Athletics – 3rd and 4th-grade students are invited to join the soccer team in the fall andtrack during the spring.
- Book Fair – Held every year during Parent Teacher conferences in an effort to raise money for the School library and the purchases our students and family members earn the school additional free books. By purchasing books at the Chamberlain book fair you are actively supporting all of the students and families. We always encourage our students to have additional books in their hands.
- Family Involvement – Throughout the year there are opportunities for family participation through our Family Night activities. These range from tech info, reading and math, cultural highlights, painting, and other events.
- Student Leadership – 3rd and 4th-grade students are able to help support and participate in leadership activities throughout the year. We have an incredibly successful and active recycling team, as well as, opportunities to participate in leading school tours during Kindergarten Blast Off and the High Ability informational night.
- Clubs – Students are welcome to join a club such as chess club, lego robotics, or happy day club. We encourage students to listen to school announcements for info on these clubs as well as advise parents to watch ParentSquare for information on these clubs.
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The Chamberlain School Counselor program runs Tier 1 classroom life skill lessons for all students, Tier 2: small groups and 1:1 services for students in need, and Tier 3 services to those at High Risk by connecting them with outside resources. The program supports all students to successfully transition to Goshen Intermediate School and into life-long learners, who go on to graduate career/college ready and contribute as positive citizens by supporting and developing the Chamberlain Habits of Scholarship.
The Chamberlain family is known as a “Crew” who focuses on developing academic achievement using our 5 Habits of Scholarship.
- Integrity
- Compassion
- Craftsmanship
- Courage
- Grit
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The High Ability Self-Contained classroom for 3rd and 4th-grade students is located at Chamberlain. Students who have been identified in Language Arts and Math are invited to join this class. Visit the High Ability program page for more information.
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