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Schedules & eLearning
School Day Start & End Times
Elementary Schools: 7:30 AM – 2:20 PM
- Please note 7:30 AM is when doors open.
Goshen Intermediate: 8:15 AM – 3:05 PM
- Please note 8:15 AM is when doors open.
Goshen Junior High School: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Please note that the main entrance foyer is open at 8:00 AM for students to be dropped off. At 9:00 AM, the rest of the building is open, and students may go to class.
Goshen High School: 8:15 AM – 3:05 PM
- Please note 8:15 AM is when doors open. Every period throughout the day will take attendance.
Chandler Innovation Academy: 8:15 AM – 11:30 AM & 12:00 PM – 3:15 PM
eLearning Information
Synchronous eLearning Day
On a synchronous eLearning day, students learn from home by following a set schedule. Teachers provide live, real-time instruction through online platforms, and students are expected to log in during specific times for lessons, discussions, and activities. Attendance is taken, and assignments are due the same day unless otherwise noted.
Synchronous eLearning mirrors a regular school day as closely as possible, ensuring students stay connected with their teachers and classmates while learning remotely.
Asynchronous eLearning Day
On an asynchronous eLearning day, students also learn from home, but on a more flexible schedule. Teachers provide assignments, recorded lessons, and activities that can be completed independently throughout the day.
Students are not required to log in at a specific time, but they are expected to complete the assigned work and submit it by the deadlines set by their teachers. This model gives families more flexibility while still meeting learning expectations.
eLearning FAQs
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On synchronous days, attendance is based on student participation in scheduled live sessions.
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On asynchronous days, attendance is based on assignment completion within the required timeframe.
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If your child cannot access assignments or live sessions due to technical difficulties, please contact your school’s main office or your child’s teacher as soon as possible. Schools will provide guidance on troubleshooting or alternate ways to complete work.
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Yes. eLearning days are official school days and count toward the state-required instructional days for the school year. Students are expected to participate and complete all assigned work.
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Teachers will provide contact times for additional support. On asynchronous days, families can email teachers with questions. On synchronous days, teachers may also hold small group or individual sessions as needed.
2-Hour Delay Schedule
No breakfast is served on 2-hour delay days.
