Young students recently spent a week at St. Joseph Elementary School rifling through old cereal boxes and learning ... breaking invention during Camp Invention held at St. Joseph Elementary School Friday morning. Students tested their ...

Pictured are a group of students who attended Art Camp at St. Joseph Elementary School, organized by teachers Patricia McCauley and Penny Bassham this summer. To view these photos and more, visit their online gallery ...

... celebrated national Catholic Schools Week all five days. According to Susie Freyaldenhoven, principal of St. Joseph Elementary School, the theme of this year's celebration is based on service; however, service lasts more than a week for ...

Students selected to participate in the 2009 Faulkner County Spelling Bee include Rebecca Shires of Simon Intermediate School, Jacob Priest of Julia Lee Moore Elementary School, Maddie Smith of Mayflower Middle School,

... Jill, Land Sled X-Treme, I Can Invent: Fantasy Inventions & Complicated Machines II and Recess Remix. St. Joseph Elementary School Principal Susie Freyaldenhoven said, "We are excited about again offering this very exciting and fun weeklong ...

St. Joseph School recently named Tamara McMillan, Steve Massa and Audie Alumbaugh as St. Joseph School Golden Apple Award winners for the 2008-2009 school year.

St. Joseph School announces the addition of Matthew Tucker as the new principal of St. Joseph Primary School.

Artwork from the winners of the annual Art in Architecture: Historic Homes of Conway competition will be on display from 2 to 4 p.m. May 10 at the Baum Gallery on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas. The exhibit is sponsored by the Old Conway Preservation Society and the Faulkner County Historical Society.

... but this year they are turning it into something even bigger. The competition was only held among kids in St. Joseph Elementary School last year, but this time students from 12 Catholic schools across the state will be traveling to Conway to ...

... be inside doing homework, but wanted to enjoy the snow while it lasted. Rachel Prall, a third-grader at St. Joseph Elementary School, and Mississippi Sherrod, a third-grader at Ida Burns Elementary School, were also busy adding to the ...