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Gus Kunkle-Schoen, Finn O’Higgins and George Stattelman-Scanlan, the final three Troop 34 Eagle Scouts.

Boy Scout Troop 34 bids farewell after almost 85 years

November 28, 2023

Boy Scout Troop 34 will be retiring its troop number at the end of 2023 and merging with Troop 29.

Eastside News Stories, Neighborhood News, Kids

Goodman After School

May 2, 2023

Giving elementary school kids tools to safely navigate — and enjoy! — our big, beautiful, complicated world

Eastside News Stories, Childcare, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Kids, Elementary School

Goodman Community Center child care teachers in the rotunda of the Wisconsin State Capitol.

Goodman teachers testify at Capitol about child care

April 25, 2023

The Goodman Community Center child care team, along with 250 child care professionals from around the state, petitioned legislators to continue financing the Child Care Counts program.

Eastside News Stories, Childcare, Kids

Serious about play

December 29, 2022

Social emotional learning gives little ones at Goodman a solid foundation for learning and life

Eastside News Stories, Childcare, Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Kids

GCC hosting school supply drive to support Madison students

July 13, 2022

Goodman aims to help 200 east side families get geared up for the start of school.

Eastside News Stories, Families, Kids, Be the Good

Family Fun Night: Balloon animals, cotton candy and community

June 10, 2022

We closed out the school year in style with a carnival-themed Family Fun Night.

Families, Kids

New sweatshirts for mask with an image designed by PEELD.

Artist Terrence Adeyanju helps create image for Goodman youth program

May 16, 2022

Adeyanju — who creates art under the name PEELD — collaborated with Goodman's boys group MAScK to create a new hoodie for the group his was once a part of.

Lussier LOFT Middle School, Eastside News Stories, Teens, Kids

Printable Black History Month Cards

February 28, 2022

Download and print these Black History “trading cards” to help young people in your life learn more about notable Black Americans who contributed (or are contributing) to the history of the United States.

Families, Teens, Kids