Funds

UNRESTRICTED FUND

This is the general fund for the Endowment. Grants from this fund help the overall school budget, so it in essence helps every student in school.

2024/25 School year – $75,000 is being contributed to school general budget

DESIGNATED FUNDS – alphabetical listing

Donors may establish a designated endowed fund to aid certain departments or needs. The designated fund may be named by the donor. To establish a named, designated fund requires a gift of $10,000+ within a 5-year pledge period. A fund is eligible to make grants to St. Joseph School for its intended purpose one fiscal year after the fund is fully funded.
Sample Fund Agreement Form
Total amount available in grants from all Designated Funds for the 2023/24 School year is $77,780.

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After School Care

Philip & Janet Hiegel After School Endowed Fund

This fund was established in December 2011 from memorial gifts for Janet Hiegel after her passing in September 2011. Philip, a St. Joseph alumnus of 1968, and Janet a recipient of the “Honorary Alumni Award” worked diligently to provide a catholic education for their own eight children, who are all alumni of St. Joseph School. The Hiegel Family has a true passion and love for children and catholic family values. Janet developed the St. Joseph After School Care program to its current operations, directing it for 14 years. This fund will provide financial support for the program in the form of equipment and supplies needed to enhance it, and to continue it as an inviting environment for the children entrusted to its care.

2022/23 School year – $180 – purchase bean bag couch
2021/22 School year – $195 – helped purchase Chromebook
2020/21 School year – $80 – helped purchase Incentive Charts for homework room
2019/20 School year – $170 – new volleyball net and ball
2018/19 School year – $160 – giant piano mats, gourmet kitchen appliances, batteries, and play mats
2017/18 School year – $160 – new bingo cards
2016/17 School year – $70 – helped pay for new gym floor
2015/16 School year – helped to purchase frozen drink machine
2014/15 School year – $375 – helped with purchase of new popcorn machine
2013/14 School Year – $280 – helped to purchase a projection tv for the After School Program for viewing movies

Art / Music

Fra Angelico Endowment for Visual Arts

This fund was established in April 2002 by the St. Joseph School art teachers to provide permanent financial support for art education at St. Joseph Schools. The fund is named in honor of Fra Beato Angelico – the Patron Saint of Artists. He was an Italian painter of the early Renaissance who combined the life of a devout friar with that of an accomplished painter. He was called Beato (Italian for blessed) and Angelico (Italian for angel) because the paintings he did were of calm, religious subjects and because of his extraordinary personal piety

We chose Fra Angelico because at St. Joseph School it is our belief that each child is one of God’s blessed angels and what greater gift could he bless his angels with than the ability to create the beauty of their thoughts and feelings through art.

2023/24 School year – $220 – dry erase board, colored pencils & glue sticks
2022/23 School year – $170 – Magic craft puffs
2021/22 School year – $190 – not used
2020/21 School year – $160 – not used
2019/20 School year – $180 – not used
2018/19 School year – $160 – earworm microphone for cordless sound unit
2017/18 School year – $155 – water colors for K-6th grades
2016/17 School year – $150 – materials to build robotic insects
2015/16 School year – purchased 2 IPad minis with protective cases for Middle School Art
2014/15 School year – $750 – 2 IPad minis for MS art classes to explore art through technology
2013/14 School year – $490 – 1 artograph prism art projector, 1 replacement bulb, & 4 watercolor brush sets
2012/13 School year – $530 – purchased Glass Grinder Sander, reusable bracelet mods, oval & square molds, mold making kits, and more
2011/12 School year – $470 – Sr. English class attended the production of “A Christmas Carol”
2010/11 School year – unused
2009/10 School year – $445 – 16 glass cutting tools, 20 pliers & 24 safety glasses
2008/09 School year – $800 – cork stripping to hang/display artwork in the hallways and supplies for art project to be exhibited at AR Art Educators Conference
2007/08 School year – $800 – new printer/scanner and glass kiln
2006/07 School year – $715 – scanner and laser color printer
2005/06 School year – $500 – new computer
2004/05 School year – $422 – visual resources for K-6th grades

Hargis Family Endowed Fund For Music

The Hargis Family fund was established in May of 2006 by Mike & Ann Hargis. Having enjoyed lifetime careers as educators, they recognize the value of education, especially the faith-based education experience available at St. Joseph School. With this conviction and the Hargis family’s appreciation for the enjoyment that can be achieved through training in choral music, this fund will benefit students of St. Joseph Junior and High Schools in training in the art of music.

2023/24 School year – $300 – $35 song kits for MS choir
2022/23 School year – $290 – music & binders for MS choir
2021/22 School year – $620 – $215 purchased 8 MK1 Ukuleles, $265 purchased Beginning Band books, $140 Veterans Day music & sanitizing products
2020/21 School year – $260 – reproducible Ukulele Karate book/CD
2019/20 School year – $270 – 40 soprano recorders for 3rd grade music students
2018/19 School year – $270 – supplies for 5th & 6th grade choir, music, repair to tuba
2017/18 School year – $260 – used violin and trombone
2016/17 School year – $250 – repair of instruments
2015/16 School year – helped purchase music protectors and Lyre
2014/15 School year – $1,370 – purchased 3 Accent Trombones & 1 Clarinet
2013/14 School year – $960 – unused
2012/13 School year – $915 – unused
2011/12 School year – $950 – unused
2010/11 School year – $865 – unused
2009/10 School year – $830 – unused
2008/09 School year – $1,395 – unused
2007/08 School year – $650 – unused
All unused grants remain in the fund to grow the fund.

Clarence Lock Endowed Music Fund

The Estate of Clarence J. Lock established this fund in November 2008. Clarence Lock was a 1949 graduate of St. Joseph School. He was interested in seeing music continue as a part of and grow at St. Joseph School. For years to come Clarence J. Lock will be remembered through this fund and his love of St. Joseph School will never be forgotten.

2023/24 School year – $3,930 – $700 Digital Piano keyboard, stand, & bench for 2nd grade classroom;
2022/23 School year – $3,790 – $530 – MS Christmas program; $340 ES note reading materials; $930 music
2021/22 School year – $4,185 – $2,240 Quaver Online Music License, $530 MS Christmas program; $400 3-tier Ukulule storage tree; $175 ES Christmas program; $160 Congas Toca Synergy
2020/21 School year – $3,680 – $2,240 Quavers Online Music License; $390 Ukuleles; $335 Peripole Recorders & Ukulele case; $230 to expand handbell set
2019/20 School year – $3,960 – marching percussion equipment for the Pep Band Quads, Bass drum, carriers, flip folders, music for Middle School Christmas program, & Quaver’s Marvelous General Music curriculum 1 year license
2018/19 School year – $3,930 – Music, renewal of Quaver’s Music license, and 35 soprano recorders
2017/18 School year – $3,870 – Quaver’s Marvelous Music Curriculum, music, wireless body mic for performances
2016/17 School year – $1,870 – repair and cleaning of instruments
2015/16 School year – Music for band for Christmas & Spring concerts, solo ensemble, & All Region books, xylophone and replacement parts for several instruments, polo shirts for band members to serve as uniform, and music teachers stipend
2014/15 School year – $10,445 – sheet music & repair kit, Timpani Drum sets & mallets, Snare & Bass Drum carrier, World Music Drumming package plus instruction book, and helped with music teacher stipend
2013/14 School year – $5,000 – salary/stipend for band teacher
2012/13 School year – $7,590 – used to pay stipend for before/after school music/band teacher, purchase method books for instructions and combined with Mallett & Thessing Music funds to purchase tambourine, bass drum, cymbals, orchestra bells, keyboard w/stand, neck strap, and maracas
2011/12 School year – $1000 – stipend for after school choir director
2010/11 School year – $399 – purchased a class set of drumsticks and practice pads

Joe & Teresa Mallett Endowed Music Fund

Friends of Joe & Teresa Mallett began this fund in the Fall of 2005 from proceeds of an appreciation banquet held in honor of Coach Joe Mallett’s 25 years of service to St. Joseph School. Joe & Teresa’s desired purpose of the fund is to enhance and promote the Music Department and the choir and to establish and maintain band at St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $90
2022/23 School year – $80 – unused
2021/22 School year – $95 – helped purchase Congas Toca Synergy for Band
2020/21 School year – $75 – music clinic for music teacher
2019/20 School year – $90 – $45 used to cover All State Band fees for student & music director
2018/19 School year – $85 – repair tuba
2017/18 School year – $80 – purchased music
2016/17 School year – $80 – helped pay stipend for band director
2015/16 School year – helped purchase music protects, a Lyre, and polo shirts for band members
2014/15 School year – $425 – purchased sheet music for band
2013/14 School year – $315 – unused
2012/13 School year – $300 – combined with Thessing & Lock Music funds to purchase tambourine, bass drum, cymbals, orchestra bells, keyboard w/stand, neck strap, and maracas
2011/12 School year – $310 – unused
2010/09 School year – $285 – unused
2009/08 School year – $280 – unused
All unused grants remain in the fund to grow the fund.

David & Christine Thessing Endowed Music Fund

The Thessing fund was established in April of 2006 in loving memory of David Thessing. Christine’s wishes are to keep David’s love of music alive through this fund. David Thessing graduated St. Joseph School and played the organ for St. Joseph Parish for over 60 years. As a founding member of the St. Joseph School Endowment & Charitable Trust, David helped to lay the groundwork of providing for future generations through the Endowment. This fund will promote music at St. Joseph Schools with emphasis on musical instruments.

2023/24 School year – $320 –
2022/23 School year – $300
2021/22 School year – $670 – $155 for Ukuleles; $230 for 33 Peripole recorders for 3rd grade; $285 helped purchase Clarinet/Saxophone reeds & cleaning supplies
2020/21 School year – $290 – books and music to support online classes during COVID-19
2019/20 School year – $310 – soprano Ukulele’s for K-6 music department
2018/19 School year – $305 – Music and 4th grade recorder curriculum
2017/18 School year – $275 – recorders for 3rd grade
2016/17 School year – $240 – pay stipend of band director
2015/16 School year – Saxophone
2014/15 School year – $1,345 – purchased French Horn for band & helped purchase World Music Drumming package instruments
2013/14 School year – $750 – unused
2012/13 School year – $660 – combined with Mallett & Lock Music funds to purchase tambourine, bass drum, cymbals, orchestra bells, keyboard w/stand, neck strap, and maracas
2011/12 School year – $650 – unused
2010/11 School year – $575 – unused
2009/10 School year – $535 – unused
2008/09 School year – $895 – unused
2007/08 School year – $850 – unused
All unused grants remain in the fund to grow the fund.

Athletics / Physical Education

Bulldog Foundation

Founded in September 1998 by the St. Joseph Athletic Booster Club, the purpose of the Bulldog Foundation is to promote and permanently endow the physical education, recreation and interscholastic athletic programs at St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $1,830 –
2022/23 School year – $1,790 – bus tires
2021/22 School year – $1,940 – bus repairs
2020/21 School year – $1,690 – 4 golf pull carts and gym floor rescreening & recoating
2019/20 School year – $1,825 – purchased new tires for large school bus
2018/19 School year – $1,810 – defray cost of vent-a-hood cleaning and gym floor refinishing
2017/18 School year – $1,785 – defray cost of refinishing gym floor
2016/17 School year – $860 – defray cost of refinishing gym floor
2015/16 School year – helped defray cost of replacing all of the lighting in the gym arena
2014/15 School year – $4,080 – screen/re-coat gym floor, basketballs, scorebooks, athletic tape, & Sr. Girls practice gear
2013/14 School year – $2.765 – used towards purchase of new basketball uniforms
2012/13 School year – $2,345 – refinish gym floor, purchased basketballs and volleyballs
2011/12 School year – $2,125 – refinish gym floor and purchase new volleyball net
2010/11 School year – $1,720 – purchased new bus tires and volleyball uniforms and equipment
2009/10 School year – $1,450 – purchased new tires for white bus
2008/09 School year – $2,400 – purchased 2 water fountains for the gym, 2 rugs for gym floor and new video equipment
2007/08 School year – $2,400 – refinish gym floor, landscaping of the new Holy Family in parking lot, light bulbs for gym, and trophies
2006/07 School year – $2,200 – gym floor maintenance and baseball uniforms
2005/06 School year – $2,000 – purchased new bus tires
2004/05 School year – $2,000 – refinish gym floor, computer program, palm pilot and softball equipment

Al & Mary Hiegel Endowed Basketball Fund

This fund was begun in June 2010 in honor of Al & Mary Hiegel. Al & Mary are avid St. Joseph basketball fans. Mary has been in over 83 gyms, watching over 4,500+ St. Joseph basketball games, missing only two games during Coach Joe Mallett’s 25 year coaching career at St. Joseph’s. Al has joined her for as many games as he could. Through this fund the Hiegel’s enthusiasm for basketball will live on by providing financial support of the basketball program at St. Joseph Schools.

2023/24 School year – $420 –
2022/23 School year – $190 – new bus tires
2021/22 School year – $415 – bus repairs
2020/21 School year – $180 – gym floor rescreening & recoating
2019/20 School year – $360 – tires for large school bus
2018/19 School year – $330 – purchased video equipment for filming games
2017/18 School year – $320 – offset cost of AAA dues
2016/17 School year – $150 – repair of scoreboards
2015/16 School year – helped to defray cost of new lighting in the gym arena
2014/15 School year – $315 – applied towards purchase of 7th grade basketball uniforms
2013/14 School year – $225 – applied towards the purchase of new basketball uniforms
2012/13 School year – $215 – purchased basketballs

St. Joseph Bulldog Endowed Soccer Fund

The fund was established by the Estate of Raymond & Janet Kordsmeier in November of 2005. They enjoyed watching their grandchildren play the sport of soccer for the St. Joseph Bulldogs and wished to support the soccer program permanently through this fund. This fund will enhance the existing soccer program for St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $250 –
2022/23 School year – $240 – bus tires
2021/22 School year – $265 – bus repairs
2020/21 School year – $230 – gym floor repairs
2019/20 School year – $250 – new tires for large school bus
2018/19 School year – $245 – defray cost of field rental
2017/18 School year – $240 – helped with purchase of new bus tires
2016/17 School year – $230 – helped defray cost of field rental
2015/16 School year – $980 – helped defray cost of field rental
2014/15 School year – $1,295 – helped defray cost of field rental
2014/13 School year – $975 – helped defray cost of field rental
2012/13 School year – $935 – helped defray cost of field rental
2011/12 School year – $990 – helped defray cost of field rental
2010/11 School year – $930 – helped defray cost of field rental
2009/10 School year – $930 – helped defray cost of field rental
2008/09 School year – $1800 – helped defray cost of field rental
2007/08 School year – $1800 – helped defray cost of field rental

St. Joseph Bulldog Endowed Baseball & Softball Fund

In November 2006, Mike and Dee Woodrum’s love of sports prompted them to begin this fund. Baseball and softball in particular are favorite sports of theirs. This fund will support the needs of the baseball and softball programs at the high school level of athletics.

2022/23 School year – $70 – bus tires
2021/22 School year – $80 – bus repairs
2020/21 School year – $60 – gym floor repairs
2019/20 School year – $60 – new tires for large school bus
2018/19 School year – $60 – new batting tees, scorebooks, line-up cards
2017/18 School year – $50 – awards for HS spring sports
2016/17 School year – $50 – helped purchase a multi-training bat
2015/16 School year – $210 – 2 bats for softball
2014/15 School year – $255 – softball warm-up and shorts
2013/14 School year – $190 – softball field usage fee
2012/13 School year – $180 – softball helmets
2011/12 School year – $180 – softball pants
2010/09 School year – $170 – softball equipment and t-shirts
2009/08 School year – $170 – softballs, baseballs, line-up cards, etc.
2008/09 School year – $300 – new baseball equipment and extra uniforms

Frank & Jo Anne Mayor Endowed Basketball & Cheerleading Fund

Frank and Jo Anne Mayor began this fund in December 2008 because of their love of basketball and cheerleading. Frank, himself, is an alumnus of St. Joseph School along with all six of their children. Jo Anne has served for a number of years as Cheerleading Sponsor at St. Joseph’s and they have both dedicated a tremendous amount of time to the athletic program.

2023/24 School year – $230 –
2022/23 School year – $210 – bus tires
2021/22 School year – $230 – bus repairs
2020/21 School year – $90 – gym floor repairs
2019/20 School year – $200 – new tires for large bus
2018/19 School year – $190 – new pom-poms for cheerleading
2017/18 School year – $175 – offset cost of popcorn machine for concession stand
2016/17 School year – $80 – helped defray cost of exercise equipment(balance rods, resistance bands, flexibility stunt straps) for cheerleaders
2015/16 School year – $330 – helped defray cost of replacing all lighting in the gym
2014/15 School year – $400 – purchased new pom poms and basketball practice tops
2013/14 School year – $290 – helped purchase new basketball uniforms
2012/13 School year – $255 – purchased basketballs
2011/12 School year – $245 – purchased cheerleading uniform skirts
2010/11 School year – $210 – purchased cheerleading uniform skirts

Jake Molder Endowed Sports Fund

Friends of Jacob “Jake” Ryan Molder began this fund in his memory in December 2014. Jake was a 1996 graduate of St. Joseph School. He played basketball and golf for the Bulldogs during his high school years. Jake was named Mr. SJH, Best All Around, & Most Talented by his classmates his senior year. He loved all sports and enjoyed spending time with family and friends cheering on his favorite teams. Jake will be remembered for generations through this fund to support the sports programs at St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $230 –
2022/23 School year – $110 – bus tires
2021/22 School year – $240 – bus repairs
2020/21 School year – $90 – golf equipment
2019/20 School year – $200 – new tires for large bus
2018/19 School year – $195 – Fall Sports awards
2017/18 School year – $95 – entry fee & practice rounds for District Golf Tournament
2016/17 School year – $90 – volleyball cart

The Edward & Dorothy Halter Endowed Softball Fund

Dorothy Halter began this fund in March 2021 in support of the softball program at St. Joseph School. Edward was a 1944 alum of SJS and he and Dorothy raised four children, Stephen, ’74, Patricia, ’75, Robert, ’81, and Bridget,’83 here. Dorothy loves all sports at SJS but softball holds a special place in her heart. She baked homemade goodies to be sold at the concession stand and could be found as a fan at any of the sports their grandchildren might be playing.

2023/24 School year – $40

Business / College

Marie Enderlin Business Education & Communication Fund

This fund was established in May 2008 in memory of Marie “Speedy” Enderlin, based on Marie’s dedication to her family, her nieces and nephews began this fund. Marie had a long career in the business world and had a special talent when it came to communication. Proceeds from this fund will benefit Business Education and Communication courses offered at St. Joseph High School.

2023/24 School year – $50 – unused
2022/23 School year – $50 – unused
2021/22 School year – $110 – unused
2020/21 School year – $40 – unused
2019/20 School year – $50 – unused
2018/19 School year – $50 – unused
2017/18 School year – $45 – purchased tripod
2016/17 School year – $45 – helped purchase external hard drive for IMac
2015/16 School year – lighting kit, green screen mobile stand, mics, and exterior card reader for computer classes
2014/15 School year – $265 – purchased camcorder for Computer Applications/Oral Com class
2013/14 School year – $195 – purchased a document camera, a device that combines camera & scanning technologies into one device that scans, takes snapshots, records video, presents and can be used to video conference
2012/13 School year – $185 – unused
2011/12 School year – $195 – helped to purchase flash drives for student’s grades 6 and 8-12
2010/11 School year – $175 – helped to purchase flip cameras for Computer Applications Class
2009/10 School year – $175 – helped to purchase workbooks for 9th grade for Business Ed class

Judges Roberts Legal System Endowed Fund

This fund was initiated in December 2010 by Ray and Donna Hambuchen in memory of Judge Russell C. Roberts and his son, Judge Russell “Jack” L. Roberts. Both Judge Roberts were instrumental in the judicial systems in the state of Arkansas. The Hambuchens’ wish to carry on this legend of the Robertses by providing support for the students of St. Joseph School to be educated on the legal system and becoming responsible citizens.

2023/24 School year – $200 – unused
2022/23 School year – $190 – $115 two volumes of “Opposing Viewpoints in American History”
2021/22 School year – $215 – $160 18 copies of “Our Country’s Founders”; $25 a copy of “Democracy in America….”
2020/21 School year – $90 – Supplementary Readings for Declaration Statesmanship & teach manual
2019/20 School year – $190 – $10 used for copy of Heritage Guide to the Constitution for high school
2018/19 School year – $190 – unused
2017/18 School year – $185 – purchased American Government Simulation program “The Game of Politics”
2016/17 School year – $90 – provided for Clinton Library and Faulkner County Jail field trips
2015/16 School year – $370 granted – $269 used to provide transportation for field trip to Clinton Library and Ft. Smith National Historic site
2014/15 School year – $430 – $75 used to provide transportation for field trip to LR Central Historic Site
2013/14 School year – granted $75 towards educational trip for Arkanas & American History classes
2012/13 School year – $235 – unused

Jeff & Beth Crowder Family Endowed College Preparatory Fund

Knowing the significance of higher education, the Crowder’s established this fund in December 2006. Beth is an alumnus of St. Joseph School and attributes her educational achievement to the faith-based preparation received at St. Joseph School. Jeff and Beth want this same preparation for their family and yours and therefore established this fund to ensure that all St. Joseph graduates are encouraged and prepared to seek a higher education.

2023/24 School year – $140 – $65 ACT Math books
2022/23 School year – $60 – unused
2021/22 School year – $145 – helped pay National Honor Society dues and purchased ACT flashcards
2020/21 School year – $60 – purchased ACT prep guides for science and math
2019/20 School year – $130 – partially used for ACT Flash Cards covering English, Math, Reading, Science, & Writing
2018/19 School year – $65 – Counselor purchased career cluster posters
2017/18 School year – $55 – applied toward supplies for ‘Career Day’
2016/17 School year – $55 – Counselor received college prep book
2015/16 School year – $230 granted – $180 used for books for English department reading
2014/15 School year – $300 – 2 class sets (7th & 8th grades) and 2 instructor manuals of SAT-10 Prep workbook
2013/14 School year – $225 – High School English department purchased ACT workbooks and instructor’s manuals
2012/13 School year – $215 – High School English teacher received 2 class sets and 2 instructor’s manuals of ACT Grammar Prep workbooks

C.P. Dail, Jr. Journalism Endowed Fund

Mark and Marilyn Dail began this fund in memory of Mark’s father, C.P. Dail, Jr., in June 2014. C.P. had a love of photography and writing. He loved nothing more than photographing his grandchildren, especially as they played basketball and soccer for St. Joseph School. This fund will support the Journalism department of St. Joseph School as the students continue to record the school’s history both in word and in pictures.

2023/24 School year – $190 – $140 repair of iPad, $50 portable Bluetooth speaker
2022/23 School year – $90 –
2021/22 School year – $185 – $55 business cards to sell yearbook ads
2020/21 School year – $70 – helped offset cost for teleprompter
2019/20 School year – $150 – unused
2018/19 School year – $145 – helped purchase MacBook Pro
2017/18 School year – $65 – unused
2016/17 School year – $55 – unused

The St. Joseph School Career & Technical Education Endowed Fund

This fund was established in December 2021 to ensure students of St. Joseph School have the opportunity for career readiness and work-based learning as part of their high school education. Life skills learning will also be supported by this fund. St. Joseph School has been known for years of producing very hard-working individuals who have contributed to the success of their communities.

2023/24 School year – $190 – unused

Consumer Science

Bill & Susan Farris Endowed Consumer Science Fund

The Farris’s began this fund in December 2006. After receiving a BS degree in what was at the time known as Home Economics, Susan went on to be successful not only in the workplace but especially in the home as mother of four children. Bill has always been appreciative and has seen the end result of the importance of the Family & Consumer Science department today. This fund will provide financial assistance to the Family & Consumer Science department to prepare the students of St. Joseph School to be assets of their community.

2023/24 School year – $80 – ingredients & supplies for cooking
2022/23 School year – $80 – cooking supplies for Basic Food Prep class
2021/22 School year – $85 – unused
2020/21 School year – $70 – classroom supplies
2019/20 School year – $70 – baking food prep items, cooking supplies, & copper knife set
2018/19 School year – $75 – food and supplies for labs
2017/18 School year – $70 – helped to purchase new refrigerator for classroom
2016/17 School year – $65 – Spring Stock Market game
2015/16 School year – $295 – helped to purchase Dave Ramsey Foundations Personal Finance curriculum to integrate into FACS II course
2014/15 School year – $385 – embroidery machine
2013/14 School year – $255 – food/ingredients used throughout the year for a variety of labs and service projects
2012/13 School year – $280 – classroom edition of Wall Street Journal for students and classroom supplies such as kitchen utensils and cookware
2011/12 School year – $285 – repaired sewing machines and purchased 3 4ft tables for classroom use along with groceries and lab supplies
2010/11 School year – $240 – two 60 inch round tables for classroom and nine airtight containers
2009/10 School year – $180 – two hand mixers, towels, mops, sweeper, frying pans, cutting boards & cleaning supplies
2008/09 School year – $300 – cooking utensils, shelving, silverware, glasses, and towels

Maurice and Eleanor Moix Endowed Fund for Consumer Sciences

This fund was established in October 2004 in memory of Maurice & Eleanor Moix to support the education of students in basic life-long skills through the consumer sciences department. This fund will offer financial support for items needed from supplies to equipment to items deemed necessary to best prepare the students of St. Joseph Schools to be responsible consumers.

2023/24 School year – $140 – ingredients & supplies for cooking
2022/23 School year – $140 – cooking supplies for Basic Food Prep class
2021/22 School year – $150 – cooking & baking supplies
2020/21 School year – $130 – classroom supplies
2019/20 School year – $140 – cooking supplies
2018/19 School year – $135 – classroom supplies such as easel pad, markers, dishtowels, sanitizing cleaning spray, etc.
2017/18 School year – $130 – helped purchase refrigerator for classroom
2016/17 School year – $120 granted – $90 used for Arkansas Economics Stock Market Game
2015/16 School year – $510 – helped to purchase Dave Ramsey Foundation Personal Finance curriculum to integrate into FACS II course
2014/15 School year – $665 – supplies for events and classroom labs
2013/14 School year – $365 used for groceries and craft supplies for service projects
2012/13 School year – $470 – purchased Scholastic magazine “Choices” for students, a hands free paper towel dispenser for classroom kitchen, utensils and cookware
2011/12 School year – $400 – purchased items for cooking and other classroom projects
2010/11 School year – $225 – purchased classroom supplies, tag board, chart, paper, containers and lab supplies
2009/10 School year – $435 – purchased TV, frying pans, and cleaning supplies
2008/09 School year – $800 – purchased Food Label poster, Kitchen Math poster, Handy Portions poster, career cluster brochures, life management curriculum for 8th grade students, Family & Consumer Science II teacher edition
2007/08 School year – $800 – purchased fabric and food ingredients and repaired sewing machines
2006/07 School year – $650 – supplies

Theresa Nahlen Endowed Consumer Science Fund

This fund was begun in memory of Theresa M. Nahlen in August 2010. Theresa was a member of the St. Joseph Class of 1950. She retired from the shoe factory after 25 years. She was co-owner of Special Day Bridal and Bouquet Shop, where she donated numerous bouquets to St. Joseph’s Altar. She was a wonderful example of a homemaker. She cooked, cleaned, gardened, canned, and anything else that needed to be done. This fund will provide financial support to the Family & Consumer Science Department at St. Joseph School to teach some of these important lifelong skills.

2023/24 School year – $130 – ingredients & supplies for cooking
2022/23 School year – $120 – cooking supplies for Basic Food Prep class
2021/22 School year – $135 – cooking and baking supplies
2020/21 School year – $50 – cooking ingredients
2019/20 School year – $110 – unused
20181/9 School year – $110 – $75 used for food and supplies
2017/18 School year – $105 – helped purchase refrigerator for classroom
2016/17 School year – $50 – unused
2015/16 School year – $215 granted – $175 used to helped purchase Dave Ramsey Foundations in Personal Finance
2014/15 School year – $290 – supplies for classroom projects/labs
2013/14 School year – $160 used to purchase learning visuals for the classroom
2012/13 School year – $205 – purchased knives, mini pie pans, a quilt book and DVD.

St. Joseph Christian Ladies Endowed Family & Consumer Science Fund

The organization of Christian Ladies began this fund in May 2016. The confraternity of Christian Ladies, originally called the Christian Mothers Society, an organization of all married women of the parish, has existed at St. Joseph’s since the turn of the 20th century. They are now called the St. Joseph Christian Ladies to unite all women, married, single, and widowed. The purpose of the organization is to unite its members in prayer and work. The Christian Ladies have conducted various social events to raise money, including the preparation and serving of box lunches and a family style meal at the School Bazaar, along with Shrove Tuesday, Easter Social, and Thanksgiving Dinner before the name change. The organization currently conducts a Bake Sale at Christmas and prepares funeral meals. They wish to pass onto future generations the skills of culinary arts through the Consumer Science classes of St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $120 – ingredients & supplies for cooking
2022/23 School year – $120 – cooking supplies for Basic Food Prep class
2021/22 School year – $130- unused
2020/21 School year – $50 – cooking ingredients
2019/20 School year – $120 – unused
2018/19 School year – $120 – supplies such as hand held mixer, carafe, stainless steel cookie scoops, spatulas, glass pie pans, aluminum pie pans, etc.

Current Needs

Monica Strack Endowed Fund for Current Needs

This fund was begun in June 2010 in memory of Monica Strack. Monica Strack lived to be 104 years old and gave of herself each and every day to the needs of the St. Joseph community. Monica, although she was never a mother herself, was a mother to an enormous number in one way or another. She dedicated her life to taking care of others and now this fund will continue to give to St. Joseph School for its currents needs for years to come.

2023/24 School year – $130 – library bins for 1st grade
2022/23 School year – $110 – sensory bottles for counseling & jellyboards for writing & numbers for K
2021/22 School Year – $125 – ES & MS library books
2020/21 School year – $50 – 2 sets of 40 count mini Play Doh for 1st grade & engaging items for K-6th Counselor
2019/20 School year – $120 – new blade for table saw for Industrial Technology class & supplies to build trash can fencing
2018/19 School year – $115 – classroom library biographies for 5th grade and magnetic learning letters for 1st grade
2017/18 School year – $115 – 20 clipboards for 3rd grade, helped purchase OSMO coding program for 1st grade, and items for Career Day for high school
2016/17 School year – $55 – helped pay band director stipend
2015/16 School year – $220 helped purchase Document Camera for 1st grade and X-Y Coordinate Dry Erase Boards for 7th/8th grade math
2014/15 School year – $290 – • K – helped purchase IPad Mini • 3rd grade – book & binder holders • 3rd grade – book bins for classroom library • 5th grade – document camera stand • 6th grade – pencil sharpener
2013/14 School year – $220 – • Kindergarten classroom – received Math resource books and items to aid math instruction – Dice, teddy bear counters, dominoes, tangrams • 3rd Grade classrooms – received Grammar Tales and Punctuation Tales, reproducible mini books that use stories to teach parts of speech/mechanics
2012/13 School year – $215 – purchased chapter books for 3rd grade classrooms
2011/12 School year – $200 – helped purchase flash drives for all students in grades 6 and 8-12

St. Joseph Flea Market Endowed Fund for Current Needs

The Board of the St. Joseph Flea Market began this fund in February 2013. The St. Joseph Flea Market was initially a part of the annual school bazaar before it became an independent business in 2003. Many, many volunteers over the years have invested countless hours to the Flea Market and its success. This fund will be a reminder to future generations of the time, talent, & donation of treasures that have been a part of the Flea Market and will provide for the current needs of St. Joseph School and its students.

2023/24 School year – $1,700 – 40 bouncy bands for student chairs to help with fidgeting for entire school; inside recess crafts and books for classroom library 3rd grade; marketing materials for school; new pencil sharpener and no peak testing folders for 1st grade; reading pillows for 6th grade; supplies for volunteer center
2022/23 School year – $810 – three wobble chairs for 1st grade; three wobble chairs and mobile standing desk for 2nd grade; class set of 42 books for 3rd grade
2021/22 School year – $1,795 – virtual author visit for 6th grade; iknowit.com math subscription & 2 wiggle stools for 2nd grade; pencil grips & 36 personal white boards for 1st grade; 4 wobble chairs for 4th grade; Phonics First Classroom blending cards, Magnetic Dry Erase chart & letters, fidget sensory toys stand for K classroom; large easel for K classroom; set of decodable chapter books for dyslexic readers; 30 clipboards for 5th grade; “Land of Hope” book for HS history; wagon for volunteer center
2020/21 School year – $780 – 17 biography books to complete class set for 6th grade; helped purchase Document Camera for HS math; curriculum for Film Studies class; US History textbooks for HS
2019/20 – $1,690 – phonics first supplies (magic sand, craft squares, blending boards, & phonic cards) and new storage containers for 1st grade; small eraser/objects for phonological awareness box, renewed subscriptions for Spelling City program (allows teachers to create games with the use of specific spelling list), and fossil kit for 2nd grade; Knoxboxes (boxes for emergency first responders to be able to gain access to buildings when locked) for all campuses; and 28 copies of American’s at War for high school US History class
2018/19 – $1,685 – metal shelves for preschool; magnetic letters, IPad Mini, document camera, and Phonics First, board, and curriculum guide for 1st grade; phonemic awareness kit & glass beads for Reading Interventionalist; and paint and fabric for curtains for HS classroom
2017/18 School year – $1,360 – helped to purchase portable 2-way radios plus FCC license to connect the entire campus
2016/17 School year – $505 – purchased shelving for 3rd grade classroom library and helped pay for cleaning and serving of musical instruments
2015/16 School year – $1,180 • 1st grade – helped purchase Document Camera • 3rd grade – 2 bookshelves for classroom use • HS English – 2 tall chairs for teachers • HS Economics – Scholastic Upfront magazines
2014/15 School year – $775 • 3rd grade – pocket chair holders, pocket charts, & tri-fold folders • 4th grade – helped purchase SMART document camera • 6th grade – pencil sharpener • HS – Scholastic Upfront magazines for Consumer Science class

Paul & Mary Ann Tipton K-6th Grade Classroom Grant Endowed Fund

Paul & Mary Ann Tipton began this fund in June 2010. Mary Ann and their two children are all alum of St. Joseph School. Through this fund the Tipton’s wish to give back to the school which has given so much to their family and will continue to give to their grandchildren and generations to come. This fund will provide grants to the teachers of kindergarten through 6th grade for supplies and instructional materials for their classrooms.

2023/24 School year – $110 – storage bins for classroom library 2nd grade & play house mop/broom
2022/23 School year – $110 – Jellyboards for Kindergarten classrooms
2021/22 School year – $120 – 5 stackable stools for 2nd grade
2020/21 School year – $50 – helped purchase flexible seating for counseling
2019/20 School year – $110 – 30 wooden clipboards for students to use while moving about the classroom to work for 6th grade and stand up desk for 1st grade classroom
2018/19 School year – $105 – 6 stackable stools and flashlights for Flashlight Friday activities for 3rd grade
2017/18 School year – $105 – yoga balls and stands for K-3 reading interventionist
2016/17 School year – $50 – audiobooks for 5th grade
2015/16 School year – $210 – Document Camera for 1st grade and X-Y Coordinate Dry Erase Boards for 7th/8th grade math
2014/15 School year – $280 – Kindergarten teacher received iPad Mini
2013/14 School year – $220 – 4th Grade Science teacher received 14 new hand held microscopes
2012/13 School year – $205 – geometric figures for 2nd grade classroom and chapter books for 3rd grade classrooms

Joseph Batchelor Current Needs Endowed Fund

Family and friends of Anthony Joseph Batchelor began this fund in June 2015 in his memory. Joseph was a 2013 graduate of St. Joseph School and very active in many school clubs. He was voted Who’s Who: “Most Outgoing” his senior year. Joseph loved St. Joseph School, its faculty, and its student’s. This fund will continue Joseph’s love of St. Joseph School by providing whatever is most needed from year to year.

2023/24 School year – $370 – individual white boards and subscription to Generation Genius for 5th grade and a virtual author visit for 6th grade
2022/23 School year – $340 – new books for Special Ed department (dyslexia) and offset cost of spelling bee
2021/22 School year – $375 – 10 copies of novel “Her Own Two Feet” for 6th grade; online math program for both 2nd grade classrooms
2020/21 School year – $150 – wobble chair, balance balls, & fidget toy set for counseling
2019/20 School year – $330 – 36 pack of white dry erase boards for 2nd grade classrooms, display rack for chips in the Cyber Cafe, materials to build trash can enclosures, and stand up desk for 1st grade classroom
2018/19 School year – $190 – whiteboard that rolls and magnetic learning letters for 1st grade
2017/18 School year – $165 – Osmo Coding Awbie game and 3 inflated stability wobble cushions for Kindergarten; yoga balls and stands for K-3 reading interventionist; and helped purchase American Governmemt Simulation game for HS Social Studies

Eddie & Carolyn Hambuchen Current Needs Endowed Fund

The family of Eddie Hambuchen began this fund in his memory in October 2017. Catholic faith & education were very important to Eddie and Carolyn. They both, along with their three children, all graduated from St. Joseph School. Eddie and Carolyn were 1982 graduates, Brittany, ‘06, Joshua, ’09, and Zachary, ’10. The Hambuchen family was involved in and enjoyed so many different aspects of the school so this fund can support any and all needs for years to come.

1st grant will be 2024/25 School year –

Robert & Shelby Schichtl Family Current Needs Endowed Fund

This fund was begun in November 2017 by the Robert & Shelby Schichtl family. Their Catholic faith has been the center of their marriage and guided them as they raised their 3 children, Sherry, Greg & Eric. Robert was a graduate of St. Joseph School. Shelby was a teacher for 20 years and realizes the value of a faith based education. By establishing this fund, the Schichtl’s are helping to ensure the future of St. Joseph School and its mission.

2023/24 School year – $130 – magna tiles, double sided magnetic board, and play house mop/broom
2022/23 School year – $120 – mobile standing desk for 2nd grade classroom
2021/22 School year – $250 – diversity books for 1st grade classroom

Roy "Butch" & Angel Schichtl Current Needs Endowed Fund

Roy “Butch” Schichtl established this fund in May 2018. Roy was a very proud member of the St. Joseph Class of 1964. He and Angel were married at St. Joseph Church and enjoyed 44 years of marriage before her passing in 2013. They raised four wonderful children. Family, faith, and education have always been very important to Butch and Angel and with this fund hope to make a difference in the lives of current and future students of St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $170 – math cubes, flag, and library bins for 1st grade
2022/23 School year – $80 – mobile standing desk for 2nd grade
2021/22 School year – $160 – books for ES & MS libraries
2020/21 School year – $70 – new US History textbooks
2019/20 School year – $150 – shop vac, extension cord, and utility knife for Industrial Technology and fossil kit for 2nd grade science class

Greg & Charlotte Moix K-3rd Grade Classroom Grant Endowed Fund

Greg and Charlotte began this fund in October 2018. Greg is a 1977 graduate of St. Joseph and Charlotte a 1978 graduate of Mount St. Mary Academy in Little Rock. She became an Honorary Alum of St. Joseph in 2009. Charlotte has been a kindergarten teacher at SJS since 1985. The Moix’s have given generously of their time, talent, and treasure to the school and wish for teachers in grades K-3rd to have an opportunity to enhance the learning environment in their classrooms thru this fund.

2023/24 School year – $140 – magazine subscriptions for K and indoor recess games & privacy shields for 3rd grade
2022/23 School year – $130 – jellyboards for kindergarten classroom and standing desk for 2nd grade teacher
2021/22 School year – $145 – wobble chair for kindergarten classroom; wooden letter props for 1st grade; helped purchase Magnetic Dry Erase classroom chart
2020/21 School year – $120 – wobble chairs for 2nd grade classroom

Robert & Theresa Tyler Current Needs Endowed Fund

The Estate of Robert “Bob” & Theresa Tyler began this fund in May 2023. Bob and Theresa believed in and cherished Catholic education. Bob graduated St. Joseph School (SJS) in 1954 and Theresa (Hartman) Tyler graduated Sacred Heart School in 1957. Their seven children, Alton, ’72, Janet, ’76, Richard, ’77, Bobbie Ann, ’79, Tim, ’83, Jackie, ’84, and Patty, ’86 all graduated SJS. Bob and Theresa loved SJS and gave of their time and talent to support the school in every way they could. This fund will continue that legacy and provide for the school whatever is most needed from year to year.

2024/25 School year – 1st grant

Ray & Donna Hambuchen Current Needs Endowed Fund

Dr. Ray & Donna Hambuchen established this fund in December 2022. The Hambuchens have been longtime supporters of St. Joseph School (SJS). Ray graduated SJS in 1959 and Donna from St. Joseph Academy in St. Louis, MO in 1960. Their three children, Scott, Lisa, and Kimberly all attended SJS. Ray and Donna wish to support the immediate needs of the school each year. Their legacy will live on through this fund.

2024/25 School year – 1st grant

Ann Franklin Current Needs Endowed Fund

The Ann B. Franklin Revocable Trust began this fund in March 2023. Ann was dedicated to her Catholic faith and cherished her Catholic education as a 1944 graduate of Sacred Heart School. Through her estate gift her legacy will live on at St. Joseph School helping with current needs from year to year for future Catholic school students.

2024/25 School year will make first grant

Faculty / Staff

Freyaldenhoven Teacher Loyalty Endowed Fund

Todd and Susie Freyaldenhoven began this fund in January 2008 to show their appreciation to the teachers of St. Joseph School. Todd and their three sons all attended St. Joseph School. Susie, being in administration, knows first hand the hard work and dedication of the teachers. This fund will provide a financial bonus to the teachers and serve as an incentive for teachers to remain at St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $100 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2022/23 School year – $100 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2021/22 School year – $220 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2020/21 School year – $90 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2019/20 School year – $100 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2018/19 School year – $100 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2017/18 School year – $95 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2016/17 School year – $85 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2015/16 School year – $345 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2014/15 School year – $430 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2013/14 School year – $315 – paid as end of year bonus, amount based on tenure of teacher
2012/13 School year – $285 – paid as end of year bonus, amount based on tenure of teacher
2011/12 School year – $285 – paid as end of year bonus, amount based on tenure of teacher
2010/11 School year – $250 – paid as end of year bonus, amount based on tenure of teacher
2009/10 School year – $175 – unused
All unused grants remain in the fund to grow the fund.

Louis & Miriam Stecker Outstanding Teacher Endowed Fund

Bernard and Sue O’Dwyer began this fund in December 2009 in memory of Sue’s grandparents, Louis and Miriam Stecker. Sue wishes to honor her grandparents by establishing an endowed fund to provide a financial bonus to an outstanding teacher on each St. Joseph School campus each year. The Steckers would be proud to know they are helping to provide education for future generations of their family.

2023/24 School year – $240 – paid same as previous years
2022/23 School year – $220 – paid same as previous years
2021/22 School year – $500 – paid same as previous years
2020/21 School year – $210 – paid same as previous years
2019/20 School year – $430 – paid out during Teacher Appreciation Week in May to 3 Golden Apple Award teachers
2018/19 School year – $400 – paid out during Teacher Appreciation Week in May to 3 Golden Apple Award teachers
2017/18 School year – $185 – paid out during Teacher Appreciation Week in May to 3 Golden Apple Award teachers
2016/17 School year – $175 – paid out during Teacher Appreciation Week in May to 3 Golden Apple Award teachers
2015/16 School year – $745 – paid out during Teacher Appreciation Week in May to 3 Golden Apple Award teachers
2014/15 School year – $585 – paid out during Teacher Appreciation Week in May to 3 Golden Apple Award teachers
2013/14 School year – $390 – paid out during Teacher Appreciation Week to 3 Golden Apple Award teachers
2012/13 School year – $300 – paid out during Teacher Appreciation Week to 3 Golden Apple Award teachers
2011/12 School year – $270 – distributed evenly to 3 Golden Apple Award teachers

St. Joseph School Teacher Appreciation Endowed Fund

Mitchell L. Hart established the fund in July of 2005. Being an alumnus of St. Joseph School, Mr. Hart wished to give back to the teachers a token of appreciation for their dedication and service to St. Joseph Schools. This fund will be used to show appreciation for teachers of St. Joseph Schools through a financial bonus.

2023/24 School year – $150 – paid out as previous years
2022/23 School year – $140 – paid out as previous years
2021/22 School year – $160 – paid out as previous years
2020/21 School year – $130 – paid out as previous years
2019/20 School year – $140 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2018/19 School year – $145 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2017/18 School year – $135 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2016/17 School year – $130 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2015/16 School year – $540 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2014/15 School year – $510 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2013/14 School year – $385 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2012/13 School year – $370 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2011/12 School year – $390 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus
2010/11 School year – $365 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus
2009/10 School year – $370 – gift cards for faculty during Teacher Appreciation week
2008/09 School year – $600 – gift cards for faculty during Teacher Appreciation week
2007/08 School year – $650 – gift cards for faculty during Teacher Appreciation week
2006/07 School year – $500 – gift cards for faculty

Sloan Swindle Teachers' Salary Augmentation Endowed Fund

The Sloan Swindle Living Trust established this fund in December 2011. Sloan Swindle valued education and treasured St. Joseph School (SJS). She is survived by two wonderful daughters, Polly and Swan Swindle, who attended SJS. Sloan gave of her time, talent and treasure to SJS, spending countless hours volunteering in many different areas of the school and greatly valued the teachers. She always wanted to encourage the teachers to explore new opportunities to enrich the lives of their students. Sloan also served on the St. Joseph School Board. Her hope was for this fund to be able to enhance teachers’ salaries for years to come.

2023/24 School year – $120 – paid out as previous years
2022/23 School year – $120 – paid out as previous years
2021/22 School year – $130 – paid out as previous years
2020/21 School year – $50- paid out as previous years
2019/20 School year – $120 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2018/19 School year – $120 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2017/18 School year – $120 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2016/17 School year – $55 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2015/16 School year – $245 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2014/15 School year – $325 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2013/14 School year – $245 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May

St. Joseph School Endowed Fund for Teacher Salary Enhancement

David and Jane Nabholz began this fund in April 2008 because of their love for St. Joseph School, and their belief in Catholic education. Jane being an educator herself realizes the importance of administrators, counselors and teachers to a successful school. This fund will provide a financial bonus to certified staff in these categories to reward them for their dedication to providing quality, Catholic education at St. Joseph Schools.

2023/24 School year – $1,360 – paid out as previous years
2022/23 School year – $1,230 – paid out as previous years
2021/22 School year – $2,550 – paid out as previous years
2020/21 School year – $1,060 – paid out as previous years
2019/20 School year – $2,160 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2018/19 School year – $990 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2017/18 School year – $895 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2016/17 School year – $860 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2015/16 School year – $3,610 – paid out as end of year bonus based on teacher salary
2014/15 School year – $4,495 – paid out as end of year bonus based on teacher salary
2013/14 School year – $2,905 – paid out as end of year bonus based on teacher salary
2012/13 School year – $2,330 – paid out as end of year bonus based on teacher salary
2011/12 School year – $1,930 – paid out as end of year bonus based on teacher salary
2010/11 School year – $1,340 – unused
2009/10 School year – $1,025 – unused
All unused grants remain in the fund to grow the fund.

Walsh Family Endowed Fund for Teacher Training

This fund was established in the summer of 2003 by Thomas C. & Patricia Walsh to support teachers in continual enhancement of their particular subject matter. This fund will allow funding for teachers of St. Joseph Schools to attend workshops and have in-services to further their knowledge for the benefit of the students.

2023/24 School year – $170 – $30 used for Biology teacher edition book
2022/23 School year – $120 – HS Religion teacher professional development
2021/22 School year – $130 – 1st grade teacher training on phonics first
2020/21 School year – $110 – HS & MS teacher summer workshop on AR State History; 1st grade teacher workshop on SoundWall Training; and HS Social Studies teacher a 2-month subscription to ClassicalU
2019/20 School year – $110 – unused
2018/19 School year – $105 – unused
20171/8 School year – $100 – $80 used for travel expense for HS English teacher to attend workshop
2016/17 School year – $95 – unused
2015/16 School year – $395 – $330 used for travel expense to attend several out of town workshops
2014/15 School year – $490 – $470 used for Young Adult Author workshop for HS English teacher and it covered travel & seminar expense for two Elementary teachers on dyslexia
2013/14 School year – $245 – 6th grade English teacher attended children’s literature workshop and purchased a teach instruction manual for Math ACT books
2012/13 School year – $300 – High School and Middle School English teachers attended Young Adult Author Series workshop at Harding University
2011/12 School year – $250 – 6th grade teacher attended Young Adult Author Series workshop at Harding University and Religion teacher attended Youth Ministry training workshop
2010/11 School year – $200 – Middle School teacher attended Young Adult Author Series workshop at Harding University
2009/10 School year – $190 – Grade School, Middle School, & High School teachers attended workshops at Arch Ford Coop
2008/09 School year – $465 – workshop on Economic Literacy, workshop on Strategies for Disruptive Students, purchased 2 books with best practice strategies in writing instruction, and Instructional strategy workshop for a teacher at Arch Ford Coop
2007/08 School year – $250 – Reading Recovery Conference, Skillpath leadership training workshop
2006/07 School year – $355 – technical training for teachers and HSTI Conference in Hot Springs
2005/06 School year – $350 – unused, federal money was available for training this year

Agnes H Lachowsky Teachers' Salary Endowed Fund

The Estate of Agnes H. Lachowsky began this fund in December 2013. Agnes was a lady of extreme Catholic faith and giving. She was also a loving aunt to so many nieces and nephews. Agnes was one of eight graduates in the St. Joseph Class of 1938. In the spirit of Agnes’ love of Church and School, this fund will provide the faculty of St. Joseph School an addition to their yearly salary.

2023/24 School year – $240 – paid out as previous years
2022/23 School year – $230 – paid out as previous years
2021/22 School year – $510 – paid out as previous years
2020/21 School year – $220 – paid out as previous years
2019/20 School year – $470 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2018/19 School year – $470 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2017/18 School year – $230 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2016/17 School year – $220 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2015/16 School year – $940 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May

Fabian & Bernice Dussex Teacher Appreciation Endowed Fund

Fabian Dussex began this fund in December 2013. Fabian, 46’and Bernice, 47’ are alumni of St. Joseph School along with their children, Frank, 68’, Jerry, 69’, and Patsy, 70’ and grandchildren. Even 4th generation, great-grandchildren are enjoying the benefits of St. Joseph School. Patsy taught at St. Joseph’s for 25 years. The Dussex family has always appreciated the sacrifices made by the faculty. This fund will provide a financial bonus to the teachers in recognition of their dedication to providing quality Catholic education at St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $120 – paid out as previous years
2022/23 School year – $40 – paid out as previous years
2021/22 School year – $105 – paid out as previous years
2020/21 School year – $40 – paid out as previous years
2019/20 School year – $100 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2018/19 School year – $100 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2017/18 School year – $45 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2016/17 School year – $45 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2015/16 School year – $195 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May

Caroline Favre Teacher Appreciation Endowed Fund

The Estate of Caroline Favre established this fund in May 2015. Caroline Favre was a 1939 graduate of St. Joseph School. She earned both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Elementary Education. Her teaching career began in St. Louis and ended at St. Joseph’s after 28 years in the classroom. More than 600 alumni at St. Joseph called her teacher. This fund was established to say ‘thank you’ and provide a financial bonus for the teachers of St. Joseph’s for their dedication to Catholic education.

2023/24 School year – $150 – paid out as previous years
2022/23 School year – $70 – paid out as previous years
2021/22 School year – $70 – paid out as previous years
2020/21 School year – $70 – paid out as previous years
2019/20 School year – $150 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2018/19 School year – $155 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2017/18 School year – $75 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2016/17 School year – $70 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May

Gerald & Antoinette Elsinger Teacher Loyalty Endowed Fund

The estate of Gerald and Antoinette Elsinger began this fund in January 2016. Antoinette (Worm) Elsinger graduated in 1941from St. Joseph School (SJS) as did their six children, Claranne, ’66, Margaret, ’67, Roberta “Robbie”, ’68, Mark, ’72, Matthew, ’76, & Gerald, ’77. Mr. and Mrs. Elsinger spent many years of their lives farming in Conway, but education was very important to them and nine family members over the next two generations became educators. The Elsinger’s were dedicated to helping St. Joseph School and Church in any way they could. This fund will provide a bonus to the teachers of SJS based on their years of service to the school.

2023/24 School year – $450 – paid out as previous years
2022/23 School year – $430 – paid out as previous years
2021/22 School year – $475 – paid out as previous years
2020/21 School year – $200 – paid out as previous years
2019/20 School year – $450 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2018/19 School year – $440 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May
2017/18 School year – $430 – combined with other funds and paid as teacher bonus in May

The John & Annie Page Teacher Loyalty Endowed Fund

The children and grandchildren of John and Annie Page began this fund in honor of Annie’s birthday in October 2018. They wished to leave a permanent legacy for their parents in Catholic education. John and Annie raised five children, John, Sharon, Melanie, Barbara, and Mary, and all graduated from Catholic High or Mount St. Mary Academy respectfully in Little Rock. Annie herself was a teacher in Catholic schools for 22 years in North Little Rock. She carried on the family tradition for both of her parents were educators as well as a sibling and now others in the family have continued on that same path. The family wishes to reward the teachers here at St. Joseph School with an annual bonus based on their years of service to the school and for the sacrifices they make each and every day to educate children.
2024/25 School year will make 1st grant

General

Development Office Fund

This fund is the only fund offered that a donor may contribute to, to help offset the expenses of the Endowment office. Contributions to this fund are not endowed

This fund does not give grants.

St. Joseph Class Endowed Funds

This program of endowed funds was introduced by the St. Joseph School Endowment at the annual banquet in September 2007. A Class Endowed Fund is a special fund for each individual class beginning with St. Joseph School’s first graduating class of 1930 through the current Kindergarten class. Each year a fund is added for the incoming kindergarten class. Once a minimum of $4,000 is reached in a class fund, the class will then be eligible to make a grant recommendation and for each year there after. The unique benefit to these funds is the class has the opportunity to choose (the purpose) (the item or area of the school) they would like to benefit from their grant from year to year.

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Check out Class Fund Grant Amounts for 2024

2022/23 School year – The following class granted – 1944 ($100), 1945 ($100), 1949 ($60), 1954 ($200), 1956 ($70), 1957 ($50), 1958 ($40), 1959 ($150), 1964 ($180), 1965 ($60), 1966 ($110), 1967 ($60), 1968 ($50), 1969 ($140), 1970 ($100), 1971 ($40), 1977 ($70), 1978 ($110), 1979 ($100), 1980 ($40), 1982 ($40), 1983 ($40), 1984 ($60), 1986 ($50), 1989 ($40), 1998 ($80), 2003 ($60), 2005 ($50), 2011 ($40), 2012 ($50), 2013 ($40), 2014 ($70), 2016 ($40), 2017 ($50), 2018 ($40), 2019 ($50), 2020 ($40), 2021 ($80), 2022 ($80), 2023 ($40), 2024 ($70), 2025 ($50), 2026 ($80), 2027 ($60) for a total of $3,130
Item granted – Bouncy bands for chairs, Wooden puzzles, floor puzzles, inside recess games, crayon pencil sharpener, Super Magnet Lab Kit & Magnetic tiles building blocks, Farmer’s Market color sorting set, Mechanical switch calculator & 6-inch rulers, paper cutter, Grade 1 Math curriculum, wobble chair, No peek/testing folders, whiteboards for 2nd grade classroom, 3 chairs for 3rd grade classroom library, pencil sharpener, magnetic tiles, craft iron and bead templates, rechargeable mini flashlights, pencil parking organizers, Classroom Earmuffs to block sound, mini flashlights, Florescent Light Filters, board games, GimKit.com 1-yr subscription, Set of 7 Evan Moor continents teacher guides, Leapfrog Learning Adventures globe, reading pillow, Spinning Prize Wheel, (10) copies of book, Countdown, binders for MS choir, director’s chair, Symbolon: The Catholic Faith Explained Complete Leaders Kit
2021/22 School year – The following class granted – 1944 ($100), 1945 ($100), 1949 ($55), 1954 ($170), 1956 ($70), 1957 ($55), 1964 ($175), 1965 ($60), 1966 ($105), 1967 ($55), 1968 ($45), 1969 ($140), 1970 ($95), 1971 ($45), 1977 ($65), 1978 ($115), 1979 ($90), 1980 ($45), 1983 ($45), 1984 ($60), 1986 ($50), 1998 ($80), 2003 ($65), 2005 ($45), 2012 ($50), 2013 ($45), 2014 ($70), 2016 ($40), 2017 ($55), 2018 ($40), 2019 ($55), 2020 ($45), 2021 ($85), 2022 ($85), 2023 ($45), 2024 ($60), 2025 ($50), 2026 ($80), 2027 ($55) for a total of $2,790
Items granted – Mary dolls, Play-doh Play’N Store Kids Play table, Potato Head play set, & Little People play set for PK; 500pc. Brain Flakes, “Our Class Family” book, Rhyming Bingo, mini pocket chart, 48 dry erase erasers, Rhyming puzzles, wooden block alphabet puzzle, set of Picasso tiles, 16 floor puzzles, 4 wobble chairs, jumbo floor puzzles, Candy Land game, & CONNECT 4 game for K; Butterfly Garden & 4 Magnatab A to Z lower case activity for 1st grade; 12 copies of “Escape from the Great Earthquake” to complete class set & 8 Children’s Scoop Rocker Chairs for reading for 3rd grade; 60 clipboards, 2 electric pencil sharpeners, & colored pencils for 4th grade; personal laminator, paper cutter, photo storage boxes, & Who Was books for 5th grade; clipboards, Kicko Foam Dice Set, mini flashlights, 25 copies of “Countdown” book, Pendaflex Desktop File, and Greek & Latin curriculum for 6th grade; copies of “Hatchet”, “Graphic Novel”, & “Call of the Wild” books for Resource teacher; The Pivotal Players Complete Special Edition DVD set of 12 on influential people in Catholic Church for HS Religion department; 6 new books added to summer reading list for HS English department; GrowLab Mobile Garden for HS Science department.
2020/21 School year – The following classes granted – 1944 ($50), 1945 ($50), 1949 ($20), 1954 ($85), 1956 ($35), 1957 ($25), 1964 ($80), 1965 ($30), 1966 ($45), 1967 ($25), 1968 ($20), 1969 ($70), 1970 ($45), 1971 ($20), 1977 ($30), 1978 ($50), 1979 ($35), 1980 ($20), 1983 ($20), 1984 ($30), 1986 ($25), 2003 ($30), 2005 ($20), 2012 ($25), 2013 ($20), 2014 ($35), 2016 ($20), 2017 ($25), 2018 ($20), 2019 ($25), 2020 ($20), 2021 ($40), 2022 ($40), 2023 ($20), 2024 ($25), 2025 ($25), 2026 ($35), 2027 ($20) for a total of $1,255
Items granted – 80 school boxes & constructive play translucent shapes & colors for light table for PK; Creative Kids Flakes, Rainbow Toyfrog Star Flex puzzle, & Learning Resources Snap Cubes for Kindergarten; 6 Waliki Toys Children’s Chair Balls with feet & 8 books for 1st grade; 2 sets of privacy shields for 2nd grade; EAI Education Math Stacks Fraction Equivalence game, Multiplication & Division Bingo game, & EAI Education Snap Math/Fractions puzzle for 3rd grade; Root/Steam/Leaf model for 4th grade; 2 sets magnetic letters & numbers w/whiteboard, 5 sets Lewo wooden stacking board game, 2 sets syllable type card games, phonemic awareness kit, 6 storage totes, & annual subscirption to GimKit for 5th grade; A-Z set for spelling curriculum, phonemic awareness kit, & collective noun kit for 6th grade; 7 Land of Hope class books for High School history class
2019/20 School year – Did not make a grant due to COVID-19 and school being closed mid March-end of school
2018/19 School year -The following classes granted – 1944 ($100), 1945 ($100), 1949 ($40), 1954 ($150), 1956 ($65), 1957 ($55), 1964 ($135), 1965 ($45), 1966 ($85), 1967 ($50), 1968 ($40), 1969 ($130), 1970 ($70), 1971 ($40), 1977 ($55), 1978 ($45), 1980 ($40), 1983 ($45), 1984 ($60), 1986 ($50), 2003 ($55), 2005 ($40), 2012 ($45), 2013 ($45), 2014 ($70), 2016 ($40), 2017 ($55), 2018 ($40), 2019 ($55), 2020 ($45), 2021 ($70), 2022 ($70), 2023 ($45), 2024 ($45), 2025 ($50), 2026 ($60), 2027 ($40) for a total of $2,270
Items granted – Children’s picture bibles, Legos for STEM activities, & iPad Mini 2 for Kindergarten; S.P.I.R.E. readers for 1st; flashing stop sign for crossing Harkrider & safe for Elementary School; Dicot flower model for 4th; books, DVD’s, dry erase pockets, individual white boards, & American History simulation book for 5th; DVD’s, poly zip envelopes, chimes, & reading pillow for 6th; DVD’s for Psychology class, gloves & makers for HS Science, shredder for Registrar, subscription for Word on Fire digital & book published by Josh Hart (HS Religion teacher); and Drunk Buster goggles for high school resource officer.

2017/18 School year –

The following classes granted – 1944 ($45), 1945 ($45), 1949 ($20), 1954 ($55), 1956 ($25), 1957 ($25), 1964 ($60), 1965 ($20), 1966 ($35), 1967 ($25), 1969 ($60), 1970 ($30), 1977 ($20), 1978 ($20), 1980 ($20), 1983 ($20), 1984 ($25), 1986 ($25), 2005 ($20), 2012 ($20), 2013 ($20), 2014 ($35), 2016 ($20), 2017 ($25), 2018 ($20), 2019 ($25), 2020 ($20), 2021 ($35), 2022 ($30), 2023 ($20), 2024 ($20), 2025 ($25), 2026 ($25), 2027 ($20) for a total of $955
items granted – wobble chair for K, author studies for 1st, two wobble chairs for 2nd, inside recess games for 4th, craft/photo storage boxes for 5th, camo bean bag for 6th, help defray cost of student poetry book, wall art, chromebook, defray cost of sound system all for HS

2016/17 School year –

Classes of 1944, 1945, & 1965 – $105 – combined purchased $45 gift cards to Lowe’s and WalMart for STEM activities and curtains for 6th grade classroom
Classes of 1949, 1956, 1957, & 1980 – $90 – combined purchased inside recess games, movies, and books for 3rd grade classroom
Classes 1964 & 1984 – $62 – combined purchased set of magnifiers for K-1 science activities
Classes 1966, 1986, & 2013 – $50 – combined purchased blackout curtain and rod for 5th grade classroom
Classes 1967 & 2014 – $55 – combined purchased Osmo Coding for Elem. & MS libraries
Classes of 1970 & 1983 – $45 – Osmo Game System for Elem. & MS libraries
Class of 1969 – $55 – purchased Keva Planks for Elem. & MS libraries
Classes of 1977 & 2016 – $40 – combined purchased DVD player with adapter for HS English classroom
Class of 2005 – $20 – BOB books for 6th grade classroom
Class of 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, & 2023 – $170 – combined to help towards production of student poetry book
Class of 2024 – $20 – purchased men’s mid-size basketball for recess for 6th grade
Class of 2025 – $13 – purchased audiobook “Holes” for 5th grade
Class of 2026 – $25 – applied towards a fieldtrip for their class

2015/16 School Year –

Classes of 1944, 1945, 1983, 2017, 2019, & 2020 – $415 – combined to purchase Chromebooks for Kathleen Gueringer and Alicia Yrle – HS English
Classes of 1949, 1954, 1956, 1967, 1980, 1984,1986, 2013, & 2014 – $845 – combined to purchase – Classroom library books for 3rd grade, 5th grade, & 6th grade classrooms, 16 new chairs for 4th grade, organizational items for 5th & 6th grade teachers, and bean bag chair refill beans
Class of 1957 & 1977- $185 – batteries for Quiz Bowl buzzers and religious DVD’s for 3rd grade
Class of 1964, 1970, & 2005 – $345 – Air purifier, air filters, cushion slip cover for loveseat for 5th grade, novels for 6th grade
Class of 1965 – $80 – Oriental Trading gift card for 3rd grade teacher and inside recess games for 6th grade
Class of 1969 – $215 – CD player for 1st grade, EZ Privacy shields for 1st grade, classroom library books for each 1st grade, Oriental Trading gift card for 3rd grade teacher
Class of 2021 – $82 – books for HS English teachers classroom libraries
Class of 2022 – $115 – jump ropes, medicine balls, & heavy ropes for gym
Class of 2023 – $90 – reading area chairs for 6th grade classroom
Class of 1984 & 2025 – $215 – new chairs for 4th grade classroom
Class of 2026 – $100 – bean bag chairs for 3rd grade classrooms

2014/15 School year –

Class of 1949, 1954, & 1956 combined – $400 – purchased 2 bookshelves for 3rd grade classroom
Class of 1957, 1964, 1980, 1983, 1984, 2005, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2019, 2020, & 2021 combined – $1,495 granted to High School Courtyard/Cyber Café Project
Class of 1967 – $100 – wireless mouse for High School library
Class of 1969 – $250 – pattern blocks & books for 1st grade classrooms and deluxe privacy shields for 2nd grade classroom
Class of 1970 – $115 – BOB (Battle of the Books) books for 5th grade classroom
Class of 1977 – $100 – books for 6th grade classroom library
Class of 1986 – $100 – headphones for High School library
Class of 2022 – $125 – inside recess games and wood for new cubbies for 6th grade classroom
Class of 2023 – $55 for reading center chairs for 5th grade classroom & $55 for BOB books
Class of 2025 – $110 – bean bag chair/floor pillows for 3rd grade classrooms
Class of 2026 – $115 – book & binder holders and storage solution for privacy shields

2013/14 School Year –

Classes of 1949, 1954, 1967, 1980, & 2013 – combined gave $464 to give books for High School English teacher’s classroom library, National Geographic magazines for 4th graders, individual white boards for 1st grade, bean bags for Middle School, & basketballs for PE classes
Class of 1957 – granted $89 to purchase bench for High School hallway
Class of 1969 – granted $190 to purchase globes and inside recess games for 2nd grade classrooms and individual white boards for 1st grade
Class of 1970 & 1984 – combined gave $179 to purchase BOB (Battle of the Books) books
Class of 1983 – $94 for religious books for HS religion teacher
Class of 2005 – granted $80 towards the remodel of High School bathrooms
Class of 2014 – granted $143 to help fund Senior trip
Class of 2017 – granted $87 towards new curtains or doors for High School girl’s restroom
Class of 2019 – granted $91 to purchase bench for High School hallway
Class of 2020 – granted $94 towards new curtains or doors for the High School girl’s restroom
Class of 2021 – granted $80 toward class field trip
Class of 2022 – granted $91 toward class field trip
Class of 2023 – granted $88 toward class field trip
Class of 2025 – granted $88 toward class field trip

2012/13 School Year –

Classes of 1949, 1967, 1983, & 2022 – combined gave $342 towards the remodel of the new After School Care property
Class of 1954 – granted $105 towards the purchase of the new school bus
Classes of 1957, 2014, 2017 & 2019 – combined gave $304 towards the remodel of High School bathrooms including full length mirror
Class of 1969 – purchased BOB books for the 5th grade classroom and a display cube for High School library
Class of 1980 – purchased electric pencil sharpeners for the 4th grade classrooms
Class of 1984 – purchased curtains for two of the High School classrooms
Class of 2020 – will apply their $93 grant towards a class field trip next year
Class of 2023 – will apply their $88 grant towards a class field trip next year
Class of 2025 – purchased Magic School Bus DVD’s for the 1st grade classroom

Office Repair Fund

The Endowment Office building is 103 years old and is in need of repairs. This fund is being introduced for the first time on the 2024 Giving Day as a way for donors to contribute. Our repair plans include – new roof, floor bracing from underneath the house, raise and replace bathroom floor to be level with rest of flooring, remodel what was once a second bathroom into a kitchenette, secure rock pillar on west side of porch, build new wooden stairs on west side of porch, replace ceiling tiles, repair porch ceiling, and anything else needed. *This fund is not an endowed fund.*

Language

Fr. Joseph Behr Endowed Language Fund

This fund was begun in March 2008 in memory of Fr. Joseph Behr, who served as pastor of St. Joseph Parish from April 1973 to December 1982. Fr. Behr was fluent in several languages. Proceeds from this fund will enhance the Language department at St. Joseph High School.

2023/24 School year – $90 – novels and question banks
2022/23 School year – $80 – unused
2021/22 School year – $95 – purchased digital literacy plan for “The Great Gatsby” and purchased materials needed for Spanish
2020/21 School year – $80 – helped with enrollment fee for spelling bee and to purchase manuals for ACT courses
2019/20 School year – $90 – classroom novels to strengthen students reading skills, especially for standardized testing
2018/19 School year – $85 – $70 used – books for classroom library
2017/18 School year – $85 – books for HS English Dept. classroom libraries
2016/17 School year – $80 – books for HS English Dept. classroom libraries
2015/16 School year – $360 – $290 used – HS English classroom library books and magazines
2014/15 School year – $465 – $290 used – 2 class sets (7th & 8th) and 2 instructor manuals for SAT-10 Prep workbooks
2013/14 Schoo year – $350 – ACT student workbooks and teacher manuals and flip camera/video camera for English department
2012/13 School year – $340 – classroom novels for the English department: Frankenstein, Our Town, Taming of the Shrew and The Giver
2011/12 School year – $235 – world map and map of Spain for Spanish classroom
2010/11 School year – $335 – unused
2009/10 School year – $260 – High school English department purchased teaching guides and poetry kits for The Great Gatsby, Romeo & Juliet and Shakespeare

Bob & Betty Hambuchen Endowed Language Fund

Bob & Betty began this fund in August 2006 to support the English and Foreign Language Department at St. Joseph School. In addition to continued focus on the English language, this fund will also expand the knowledge of foreign languages for the students.

2023/24 School year – $80 – posters, banners, & lesson plans for Spanish
2022/23 School year – $50 – virtual visit with author
2021/22 School year – $130 – used $35 for a series of books for HS English classroom library
2020/21 School year – $40 – HS English online resources and assessments
2019/20 School year – $40 -classroom novels to strengthen students reading skills, especially for standardized testing
2018/19 School year – $45 – $20 used -The Diary of Ann Frank DVD
2017/18 School year – $45 – books for HS English Dept. classroom library
2016/17 School year – $45 – books for HS English Dept. classroom library
2015/16 School year -$190 – $175 used – Writing program for HS English teacher and classroom books for 6th grade
2014/15 School year – $245 – set of novels for HS honor students and set of classroom novels for novel study including comprehension and English skills for 5th grade
2013/14 School year – $110 – helped to purchase flip camera/video camera
2012/13 School year – $180 – classroom novels for 7-12th grades
2011/12 School year – $185 – unused
2010/11 School year – $170 – unused
2009/10 School year – $170 – unused
2008/09 School year – $300 – unused
All unused grants remain in the fund to grow the fund.

Herman & Bonnie Moix Class of 67 Endowed Spelling Bee Fund

Herman and Bonnie Moix began this fund in August 2010. Herman is a member of the St. Joseph Class of 1967. Spelling was one of their favorite subjects in school. They began this fund with the hope to promote that love of spelling in students at St. Joseph School by supporting the Annual Spelling Bee.

2023/24 School year – $300 – Enrollment fee for spelling bee & awards
2022/23 School year – $130 – Enrollment fee for spelling bee & awards
2021/22 School year – $275 – Enrollment fee for spelling bee
2020/21 School year – $110 – Enrollment fee for National Spelling Bee for Jr. Hight
2019/20 School year – $210 – Scripps Spelling Bee fees
2018/19 School year – $195 – Scripps Spelling Bee fees
2017/18 School year – $170 – registration fees
2016/17 School year – $75 – spelling bee costs
2015/16 School year – $275 – registration fees and trophies for Faulkner County Spelling Bee
2014/15 School year – $320 – registration fees and trophies

Library

Adolph & Madalyn Dayer Endowed Fund for the Library

The Dayer’s began this fund in September 2007. Adolph & Madalyn have always had a love for the library. They have watched their children, both alumni of St. Joseph’s, continue their education in this area as a librarian and as a research scientist. This love of theirs will live on for generations to come through this fund.

2023/24 School year – $80 – books for ES/MS libraries
2022/23 School year – $60 – student requested books for HS library
2021/22 School year – $55 – books for MS/ES libraries
2020/21 School year – $40 – student requested books for HS library
2019/20 School year – $40 – student requested books for HS library
2018/19 School year – $40 – books for MS library
2017/18 School year – $40 – digital audiobook – “The Last Kids on Earth” , MS library
2016/17 School year – $40 – informational nonfiction books to teach distinguishing between fact and fiction, HS library
2015/16 School year – $170 – HS library books requested by students and teachers, bookmarks, and posters
2014/15 School year – $225 – New titles for HS library requested by faculty and students
2013/14 School year – $170 – HS library resources for a new course, World Civilizations, and for other research and media skill books to help build-up the library’s collections
2012/13 School year – $165 – HS library books supporting class projects in Geography and writing/research projects in Economics, Math & English
2011/12 School year – $175 – HS library purchased books to support/supplement the Math & Science curriculum
2010/11 School year – $165 – Elem. library purchased books requested by students for recreational reading
2009/10 School year – $160 – HS library purchased books and audiovisual materials to support enrichment activities and honors assignments

Sartain Family Endowed Fund for the Library

This fund was established in the spring of 2002 by Mike & Tressie Sartain to support the needs of the libraries at each of the St. Joseph Schools. This fund will aid in the purchase of books, audio-visual equipment and other needs as deemed necessary to enhance the library collections.

2023/24 School year – $300 – books for HS library
2022/23 School year – $270 – books for ES/MS libraries
2021/22 School year – $275 – student requested books for HS library
2020/21 School year – $230- book bins, books, batteries, circuits, & whiteboard for ES/MS libraries
2019/20 School year – $230 – student requested books for ES & MS libraries
2018/19 School year – $220 – historical fiction and nonfiction titles, HS library
2017/18 School year – $200 – books for HS English research papers
2016/17 School year – $180 – materials for library makerspace area, Elem. library
2015/16 School year – $715 – Elem. & MS libraries books requested by students for recreational reading and new and popular titles
2014/15 School year – $880 – Elem. & MS libraries received recreational reading titles requested by students and new titles in popular series
2013/14 School year – $620 – • ES & MS libraries – fiction & nonfiction resource books to supplement math curriculum and implement common core standards. • HS library – purchased resources for a new course, World Civilizations, and other research and media skill books to help build-up the library’s collections
2012/13 School year – $565 – • ES – fiction and nonfiction books to supplement Math curriculum • MS – purchased reference books and titles to update Science nonfiction resources to implement Common Core Standards
2011/12 School year – $560 – • ES & MS – books to update the reference collections
2010/11 School year – $500 – • ES – books to add to favorite author collections and student requests • MS – Newbery Award collection books • HS – fiction and other books to supplement resources for English term papers.
2009/10 School year – $475 – • ES – set of 12 books nominated for the AR Diamond Primary book award • MS – 12 books nominated for the Charlie May Simon award • HS – lamp bulbs for overhead projector and audiovisual materials
2008/09 School year – $805 – • MS & HS – new books
2007/08 School year – $750 – • ES & MS – new books • HS – reference books to support activities in Geography, Civics, and Communications classes
2006/07 School year – $650 – • ES – Accelerated Reader books • MS – DVD’s to supplement a Social Studies unit, books to supplement Black History Social Studies units and Newbery Award books • HS – books requested by students

Nicholas Moix Endowed Library Fund

Patty and Maurice H. Moix, Jr. began this fund in March 2008 in honor of their grandson Nicholas Moix. Nicholas has a love for life and a determination to learn despite his disabilities. He loves to read and reads to his grandmother when they are together or over the phone when apart. This fund will enhance the libraries at St. Joseph Schools and give the students the opportunity to increase their reading skills.

2023/24 School year – $60 – books for ES/MS libraries
2022/23 School year – $50 – books for ES/MS libraries
2021/22 School year – $60 -books for ES library
2020/21 School year – $50 – new releases, books to fill out a series or topic of interest for HS library
2019/20 School year – $50 – student requested book HS library
2018/19 School year – $55 – books for ES library
2017/18 School year – $50 – digital book “The Detective’s Assistant”, MS library
2016/17 School year – $50 – informational nonfiction books to teach distinguishing between fact and fiction, HS library
2015/16 School year – $210 – HS library – books requested by students & teachers
2014/15 School year – $255 – HS library – new titles to support and supplement Social Studies program
2013/14 School year – $190 • 4th Grade classroom – purchased 25 copies of Hatchet and of Because of Winn-Dixie for classroom library • MS library – fiction & nonfiction resource books to supplement math curriculum and implement common core standards.
2012/13 School year – $180 – HS library – nonfiction books with emphasis on Social Studies
2011/12 School year – $190 – HS library – books for general collection
2010/11 School year – $180 – ES library- books to add to favorite author series collection
2009/10 School year – $145 – ES & MS libraries – books

Maintenance

Building Bridges Maintenance Fund

This fund was part of the joint capital campaign between the St. Joseph School Endowment and the St. Joseph Parish. Contributions to this fund will establish an endowed maintenance fund for St. Joseph School buildings. Building Bridges was the first capital campaign undertaken by the Endowment and the Parish.

2022/23 School year – $15,460 –
2021/22 School year – $17,060 – miscellaneous maintenance
2020/21 School year – $14,830 – miscellaneous maintenance
2019/20 School year – $15,880 – floor refinishing and other repairs
2018/19 School year – $15,560 – miscellaneous maintenance
2017/18 School year – $15,190 – miscellaneous maintenance
2016/17 School year – $14,600 – summer maintenance, floor cleaning and new boiler
2015/16 School year – $14,710 – miscellaneous. maintenance
2014/15 School year – $18,375 – all maintenance funds combined to strip and re-wax floors in all buildings on campus along with some painting
2013/14 School year – $11,965 – all maintenance funds combined again for the rewaxing of school floors
2012/13 School year – $11,965 -all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors and paint
2011/12 School year – $11,945 – helped purchase 6 new AC units for the High School, for floor waxing and carpet cleaning, locker repair and refinishing.
2010/11 School year – $10,570 – floor care – stripping, re-waxing, sealing, and carpet cleaning
2009/10 School year – $9,800 – misc. repairs and utility bills.
2008/09 School year – $13,000 – misc. maintenance and furnace testing.
2007/08 School year – $12,000 – misc. maintenance.
2006/07 School year – $7,500 – misc. maintenance.
All money available from this fund is given annually for the repair and maintenance of any school buildings.

Joe & Rose Freyaldenhoven Endowed Maintenance Fund

Rose began this fund in June 2010 in memory of her husband, Joe A. Freyaldenhoven. Joe was a welder by trade and understood the need for maintenance. He gave of his time and talent to help maintain St. Joseph School for years. This fund will now carry on his legacy for generations to come and provide financial support for maintenance and utility needs of the school.

2022/23 School year – $90 –
2021/22 School year – $200 – miscellaneous maintenance
2020/21 School year – $170 – miscellaneous maintenance
2019/20 School year- $170 – floor refinishing and other reparis
2018/19 School year – $155 – summer maintenance
2017/18 School year – $145 – summer maintenance
2016/17 School year – $290 – summer maintenance, floor cleaning
2015/16 School year – $285 – stripping and waxing of floors
2014/15 School year – $350 – all maintenance funds combined to strip and re-wax floors in all buildings on campus along with some painting
2013/14 School year – $240 – all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors
2012/13 School year – $210 – all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors and paint
2011/12 School year – $220 – helped purchase 6 new AC units for the High School, for floor waxing and carpet cleaning, locker repair and refinishing.

Doc & Helen Kordsmeier Endowed Maintenance Fund

The Kordsmeier’s began this fund in December of 2006. Doc being the handyman he is and Helen being the volunteer she is for the school saw the need for the support of maintenance and utility costs at St. Joseph School. This fund will provide financial assistance to defray the cost of those budget breaking maintenance needs and utility expenses for the school buildings of St. Joseph Schools.

2022/23 School year – $100-
2021/22 School year – $115 – miscellaneous maintenance
2020/21 School year – $100 – miscellaneous maintenance
2019/20 School year – $110 – floor refinishing and other repairs
2018/19 School year – $105 – summer maintenance
2017/18 School year – $105 – summer maintenance
2016/17 School year – $405 – summer maintenance, floor cleaning
2015/16 School year – $430 – stripping and waxing of floors
2014/15 School year – $555 – all maintenance funds combined to strip and re-wax floors in all buildings on campus along with some painting
2013/14 School year – $410 – all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors
2012/13 School year – $395 – all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors and paint
2011/12 School year – $420 – helped purchase 6 new AC units for the High School, for floor waxing and carpet cleaning, locker repair and refinishing.
2010/11 School year – $300 – helped pay for floor refinishing
2009/10 School year – $260 – helped pay Centerpoint Energy bill
2008/09 School year – $440 – helped with heating & cooling furnace testing

Ronnie & Barbara Kordsmeier Endowed Maintenance Fund

This fund was begun in January 2008 by Ronald L. and Barbara J. Kordsmeier. Ronnie along with their six children all attended St. Joseph School. The Kordsmeier family feels very strong about the importance of a Catholic education for their family. Ronnie and Barbara being involved in the construction and repair industry know first hand the cost of maintenance and up keep of property. They wish to help alleviate the burden of maintenance cost from the school budget through proceeds of this fund.

2022/23 School year – $80 –
2021/22 School year – $85- miscellaneous maintenance
2020/21 School year – $80 – paint & caulk for ES
2019/20 School year – $70 – floor refinishing and other repairs
2018/19 School year – $60 – summer maintenance
2017/18 School year – $50 – summer maintenance
2016/17 School year – $205 – summer maintenance, floor cleaning
2015/16 School year – $205 – helped replace gutters on high school portable building
2014/15 School year – $235 – all maintenance funds combined to strip and re-wax floors in all buildings on campus along with some painting
2013/14 School year – $170 – all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors
2012/13 School year – $165 – all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors and paint
2011/12 School year – $175 – helped purchase 6 new AC units for the High School, for floor waxing and carpet cleaning, locker repair and refinishing.
2010/11 School year – $165 – helped pay for floor refinishing
2009/10 School year – $170 – helped pay Centerpoint Energy bill

Arthur & Genevieve Lachowsky Endowed Maintenance Fund

This fund was initiated in July 2009 from the estate of Arthur & Genevieve Lachowsky. Arthur was a 1934 graduate, Genevieve a 1935 graduate, and their only son, Joe, a 1982 graduate of St. Joseph School. The Lachowsky’s truly loved St. Joseph School and are showing their commitment in this fund which will provide financial assistance to the school for maintenance and utility needs.

2022/23 School year – $120 –
2021/22 School year – $265 – miscellaneous maintenance
2020/21 School year – $230 – miscellaneous maintenance
2019/20 School year – $250 – refinishing of floors and other repairs
2018/19 School year – $250 – summer maintenance
2017/18 School year – $120 – summer maintenance
2016/17 School year – $485 – summer maintenance, floor cleaning
2015/16 School year – $510 – stripping and waxing of floors
2014/15 School year – $675 – all maintenance funds combined to strip and re-wax floors in all buildings on campus along with some painting
2013/14 School year – $510 all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors
2012/13 School year – $495 all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors and paint
2011/12 School year – $525 – helped purchase 6 new AC units for the High School, for floor waxing and carpet cleaning, locker repair and refinishing.

Bernard & Frances Nabholz Endowed Maintenance Fund

Bernard and Frances Nabholz established this fund in April of 2005 to financially support the maintenance and utility needs of the St. Joseph School buildings. This fund will assist with needed repairs and utility costs of St. Joseph Schools.

2022/23 School year – $260 –
2020/21 School year – $250 – miscellaneous maintenance
2021/22 School year – $285 – miscellaneous maintenance
2019/20 School year – $260 – refinishing floors and other repairs
2018/19 School year – $265 – new hot water heater for MS Science lab
2017/18 School year – $255 – summer maintenance, paint & kilz for Elem. cafeteria doors
2016/17 School year – $1,005 – summer maintenance, floor cleaning
2015/16 School year – $895 – helped to replace gutters on high school portable building
2014/15 School year – $1,180 – all maintenance funds combined to strip and re-wax floors in all buildings on campus along with some painting
2013/14 School year – $885 all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors
2012/13 School year – $815 – all maintenance funds combined for the rewaxing of school floors and paint
2011/12 School year – $835 – helped purchase 6 new AC units for the High School, for floor waxing and carpet cleaning, locker repair and refinishing.
2010/11 School year – $710 – helped pay for floor refinishing
2009/10 School year – $705 – helped pay Centerpoint Energy bill
2008/09 School year – $1,300 – helped with heating & cooling furnace testing
2007/08 School year – $1,300 – helped with heat & air replacement in Elementary Art room
2006/07 School year – $575 – purchased new blinds for Middle School

Doc & Pete Hart Endowed Fund for Grounds Beautification

The Estate of Anna Mae “Pete” Hart established this fund in February 2007. Doc and Pete always felt it important to give back to the community and they loved St. Joseph School. This fund will be used to enhance the landscape and overall aesthetics of the grounds of St. Joseph Schools.

2022/23 School year – $130
2021/22 School year – $145 unused
2020/21 School year – $120 – paint for striping ES parking lot
2019/20 School year – $130 – Industrial Ed class built enclosures for trashcans
2018/19 School year – $130 – $80 purchased St. Francis statue for Elem. campus
2017/18 School year – $130 – unused
2016/17 School year – $125 – unused
2015/16 School year – $530 – helped to purchase shade awning for courtyard
2014/15 School year – $700 – purchased pavers for the High School Courtyard renovation
2013/14 School year – $525 – purchased bark/mulch for the elementary school and high school
2012/13 School year – $510 – added to rock sidewalk and put some new sod down at High School
2011/12 School year – $530 – unused
2010/11 School year – $505 – purchased holly plants for Elementary School
2009/10 School year – $910 – purchased 40 Azalea bushes for south side of High School building and drip irrigation system installed
All unused grants remain in the fund to grow the fund.

Building Bulldogs Playground Endowed Fund

This fund was established in May 2010 through donations to the Building Bulldogs Active Kids Healthy Minds Campaign. The three goals of the campaign were – create two new playgrounds located on the Primary School property, establish an endowed fund for playgrounds, and a beautification component to enhance the exterior appearance to enrich the primary school’s curb appeal. Playgrounds are an important part of a student’s educational experience. This fund will continue to support playground needs on the campuses of St. Joseph Schools

2022/23 School year – $110 –
2021/22 School year – $120 – unused
2020/21 School year – $100 – unused
2019/20 School year – $110 – unused
2018/19 School year – $105 – unused
2017/18 School year – $105 – new balls for Elem. playground
2016/17 School year – $50 – unused
2015/16 School year – $210 – unused
2014/15 School year – $280 – purchased balls, sidewalk chalk, hula hoops, jump ropes, and bean bag toss game for After School program
2013/14 School Year – $210 – purchased basketballs, tetherball, bases, jumpropes, scorekeeper for After School playground

Harrell & Vivian Bates Endowed Transportation Fund

Vivian Bates began this fund in December 2013 in memory of her husband, Harrell. Harrell & Vivian enjoyed 53 years of marriage together and raised 7 children here at St. Joseph’s. Vivian was a 1958 graduate of St. Joseph School. The Bates’ volunteered and supported numerous events in the St. Joseph community. Harrell’s love of restored automobiles and the school’s transportation needs sparked Vivian’s desire to begin a fund. This fund will support the transportation needs of St. Joseph School for years to come.

2022/23 School year – $110 – bus insurance
2021/22 School year – $250 – bus insurance
2020/21 School year – $110 – bus insurance
2019/20 School year – $110 – helped towards purchase of new bus tires
2018/19 School year – $115 – bus repairs
2017/18 School year – $110 – helped insurance premium for buses
2016/17 School year – $445 – maintenance and service for buses
2015/16 School year – $470 – helped with repairs for buses

Bob & Barbara Nabholz Endowed Maintenance Fund

The Robert D. & Barbara Nabholz Charitable Trust named this fund in January 2014. Bob and Barbara Nabholz were very instrumental during their lifetime and to this day in the development of St. Joseph School, Church, and Endowment. The Nabholz’s were successful in raising a family of six children, all of whom graduated St. Joseph School, and in building a family business. This fund will support the maintenance needs of the After School Program facility and buses of St. Joseph School.

2022/23 School year – $410 – bus insurance
2021/22 School year – $905 – bus insurance
2020/21 School year – $390 – bus insurance
2019/20 School year – $420 – helped with cost of new AC for After School building
2018/19 School year – $415 – helped with repair of buses
2017/18 School year – $410 – helped with insurance premiums for buses
2016/17 School year – $1,610 – helped with new gym floor at After School building
2015/16 School year – $1,700 – bus repairs/maintenance
2014/15 School year – $2,235 – helped purchase tires for After School bus and new electrical panel at After School building

Covington Family Endowed Maintenance Fund

The Covington Family established this fund in December 2015. The Covington’s are longtime members of the business community here in Conway. What started as a roofing company has expanded to include a real estate company and a tremendous amount of rental property, so it is fitting they would choose to support the maintenance needs of St. Joseph School. This fund will help to alleviate maintenance and utility costs on the general school budget.

2022/23 School year – $100 –
2021/22 School year – $200 – miscellaneous maintenance
2020/21 School year – $70 – miscellaneous maintenance
2019/20 School year – $130 – refinishing of floors and other repairs

Carolyn Henze Endowed Maintenance Fund

The Carolyn Ann Henze Trust began this fund in June 2017. Carolyn was a 1954 graduate of St. Joseph School and devoted her life to helping the school and church in any way she could. Carolyn served on an endless number of committees around St. Joseph’s throughout her lifetime. She served the St. Joseph School Endowment Board as a trustee and then as secretary from 1989-2016, 27 years. Carolyn had a passion for the history of St. Joseph living her entire life in Conway. She chose the purpose of this fund to be for maintenance which will help to preserve and care for the buildings of St. Joseph School.

2022/23 School year – $1,080 –
2021/22 School year – $2,400 – miscellaneous maintenance
2020/21 School year – $1,050 – miscellaneous maintenance
2019/20 School year – $2,270 – floor refinishing and other repairs
2018/19 School year – $2,255 – summer maintenance

Bill & Betty Hambuchen Endowed Maintenance Fund

The estate of Betty Hambuchen began this fund in June 2019. William “Bill” Hambuchen, Sr. graduated St. Joseph School in 1944 and married Betty Brockett Hambuchen in 1953. Betty was a fifth generation only child but her and Bill’s union brought forth seven children, all of whom graduated SJS, Helen, ’72, William Jr., ’74, Jane, ’76, John, ’77, Charles,’81, Richard, ’83, and Thomas, ’87. Bill was a mechanical contractor. This fund will help reduce maintenance expense on the general school budget.

2022/23 School year – $190 –
2021/22 School year – $420 – miscellaneous maintenance
2020/21 School year – $180 – miscellaneous maintenance

Mark Simon Endowed Maintenance Fund

The Estate of Mark Simon began this fund in August 2020 after Mark’s death in July. Mark was the son of Frederic (Fritz), Class of ’37; and Mary Louise,’38, Simon; and brother to Michael, ’60; Eugene, ’62; Theresa, ’64; Margaret, ’67; and Stephen, ’70. Mark graduated St. Joseph School in 1973. He was a quiet, well-educated man who gave of himself for St. Joseph Church and School. This fund will support the never-ending maintenance needs of the school buildings.

2022/23 School year – $2,380 –

Math / Science / Technology

Patty & Maurice H. Moix, Jr. Endowed Math & Physics Fund

Patty and Maurice H. Moix, Jr. began this fund in March 2008. They were the very first donor to the Endowment in 1976 and are continuing their generosity through this fund. Maurice spent his career in the building construction industry and feels very strongly about the importance of upper level Math and Physics.

2023/24 School year – $70 – $8 batteries for calculators
2022/23 School year – $60 – TI-30XS calculators
2021/22 School year – $145 – unused
2020/21 School year – $50 – helped purchase a Lumens DC170 Ladibug Document camera for Geometry, Calculus, Physics, & Pre Calculus classes
2019/20 School year – $50 – unused
2018/19 School year – $50 – purchased classroom TI-30XS calculators
2017/18 School year – $50 – unused
2016/17 School year – $50 – unused
2015/16 School year – $210 – $70 used to purchased set of geometric solids for Geometry class
2014/15 School year – $90 – batteries for TI-84 grafting classroom calculators for high school
2013/14 School year – $200 – applied towards purchase of Math ACT prep workbooks
2012/13 School year – $195 – purchased items to use in Physics labs and Pre-Calculus
2011/12 School year – $190 – supplies for Physics class which can also be used for Trig and Geometry
2010/11 School year – $175 – purchased electrical current equipment to use in Physics Lab
2009/10 School year – $180 – purchased portable electronic balance & Hookes Law Student apparatus

Moix Family Endowed Fund for Science & Math

Realizing the value of a strong science and math education for our children, this fund was established in August of 2001 by David L. and Patricia A. Moix to support the science and math departments at St. Joseph High School. An annual award will be made from this fund to aid in the purchase of equipment and supplies and for special projects within the high school science and math departments. This fund has the distinction of being the first designated fund created by an individual donor at the St. Joseph School Endowment.

2023/24 School year – $230 – $190 for dry erase boards
2022/23 School year – $210 – tuning forks & slinkies and TI-30XS calculators
021/22 School year – $230 – towards purchase of document camera for HS Science department
2020/21 School year – $190 – helped purchase Lumens DC170 Ladibug Dcoument Camera for Geometry, Calculus, Physics, & Pre Calculus
2019/20 School year – $190 – unused
2018/19 School year – $185 – purchased set of TI-30XD calculators
2017/18 School year – $175 – $50 used for practice materials for Geometry & Algebra II
2016/17 School year – $160 – $80 used for mathematical tools for classroom such as protractors, rulers, compasses
2015/16 School year – $645 – purchased DNA kit and dissection specimens for Biology & Anatomy classes
2014/15 School year – $765 – $610 used for Safety Hepa Filter for a ductless fumer hood and examination gloves for dissection labs for HS
2013/14 School year – $535 – purchased two Chromebooks for the General Science class
2012/13 School year – $465 – unused
2011/12 School year – $440 – High School Science department purchase digital balance for Chemistry and a Human Lung model for Anatomy & Biology.
2010/11 School year – $400 – Science department purchased DNA fingerprinting kit, Agarose Gel Electrophoresis kit, and Micropipeting basics kit. Math department purchased Smart Notebook Math tools software and licenses for teachers.
2009/10 School year – $355 – Math department purchased calculators with caddies. Science department purchased student blood pressure sets to study cardiovascular system.
2008/09 School year – $500 – Science department purchased Forensics’ Simulation kits and a DVD on DNA structure and functions. Math department purchased lab experiment equipment
2007/08 School year – $500 – purchased materials for lab experiments in Physics and Physical Science classes
2006/07 School year – $450 – purchased a SkyScout handheld GPS instrument for stars and planets
2005/06 School year – $400 – unused
All unused grants remain in the fund to grow the fund.

Bernard & Sue O'Dwyer Family Endowed Fund for Computer Science

The fund was established by Bernard & Sue O’Dwyer in August of 2001. Through their involvement in helping to establish the first computer science program at St. Joseph Schools in the spring of 1983, they felt it was important that they continue their support of this worthwhile program by establishing the fund to provide financial support for all St. Joseph students in their pursuit of computer skills.

2023/24 School year – $110 – $22 external DVD drive; $50 refill cartridges & photo paper
2022/23 School year – $110 – generationgenius membership for 5th grade
2021/22 School year – $120 – helped towards document camera for HS Science department
2020/21 School year – $100 – used $35 for DVD/CD ROM player to attach to 7th/8th grade science teacher laptop
2019/20 School year – $110 – purchased Osmo device
2018/19 School year – $110 – purchased Osmo stand and creative kit and helped with IPad Mini for 1st grade
2017/18 School year – $105 – purchased Osmo coding program for 1st grade
2016/17 School year – $105 – purchased Osmo Genius kit for beginning coding for Kindergarten
2015/16 School year – $645 – Green Screen & Lighting Studio kit and Final Cut Pro software for YouTube weekly broadcast
2014/15 School year – $550 – helped purchase SMART document camera for 4th grade classroom, it can project documents on Smart board, share books, create daily histories, show science dissections, etc.
2013/14 School year – $415 – purchased two Chromebooks for the 3rd Grade classrooms
2012/13 School year – $400 – purchased 9 ink cartridges for Photosmart Pro 9100 printer for 9th & 12th grade Keyboarding classes
2011/12 School year – $420 – helped to purchase flash drives for students in 8th-12th grades
2010/11 School year – $395 – purchased 1st Grade Jumpstart Math software and Smart Notebook Math Tools software and licenses
2009/10 School year – $370 – purchased workbooks for Business Education classes
2008/09 School year – $530 – purchased new color printer for 9th-12th grades
2007/08 School year – $500 – helped purchase a multi-media projector for 9th-12th grades

Frank & Melva Anderson Endowed Technology Fund

This fund was initiated in December 2009 by Ray and Donna Hambuchen in memory of Donna’s parents, Frank and Melva Anderson. The Anderson’s loved children and were interested in providing a Catholic education that taught and reinforced students their moral values along with preparing students to succeed in their professional career. This fund will help to provide the technology needed to enhance the learning environment at St. Joseph Schools.

2023/24 School year – $240 – Bluetooth headphones, Kodak Dock instant photo printer & case, noise cancelling headphones
2022/23 School year – $110 – 1-yr membership to GenerationsGenius.com
2021/22 School year – $255 – helped purchase document camera for K
2020/21 School year – $110 – helped purchase Lumens DC170 Ladibug document camera for HS Math
2019/20 School year – $230 – purchased router table for Industrial Ed classroom
2018/19 School year – $235 – helped purchase IPad Mini for 1st grade
2017/18 School year – $230 – helped purchase 2-way portable radios to connect the entire campus
2016/17 School year – $110 – helped purchased Osmo Starter Kit for Kindergarten
2015/16 School year – $465 -purchased Green Screen and Lighting Studio Kit with carrying bag and Final Cut Pro software to enhance the iMovie software on the Apple Mac for production of the Student Weekly Update for the YouTube channel
2014/15 School year – $615 – IPad for HS Physical Science class & sports, memory card & carrying case for video recorder HS English, Logitech wireless presenter for 3rd grade, and helped with purchase of document camera for 5th grade
2013/14 School year – $438 – purchased carrier for chromebooks, helped to purchase 2 chromebooks for Elementary, purchased 9 TI-30XS scientific calculators, and helped purchase document camera
2012/13 School year – $445 – purcahsed one Chromebook and two computer monitors
2011/12 School year – $365 – helped to purchase flash drives for students 8th-12th grades

O'Dwyer Family Courtyard & Cyber Cafe Endowed Fund

Bernard and Sue O’Dwyer began this fund in September 2015, after the opening of the Courtyard & Cyber Café at St. Joseph High School. This is a space that can enhance collaborative learning indoors and out and where students can experience a digital learning environment. Not only did the O’Dwyer’s three sons all graduate from St. Joseph School, their eight Conway grandchildren are also on track to become alumni. This fund will support and sustain the needs of the Courtyard & Cyber Café for years to come.

- 2023/24 School year – $210 – Lock for Cyber Cafe storeroom
2022/23 School year – $200 – unused
2021/22 School year – $225 – unused
2020/21 School year – $210 – unused
2019/20 School year – $210 – purchased plant hanger equipment, plants, etc.
2018/19 School year – $210 – purchased supplies for construction of herb planters for courtyard
2017/18 School – $165 unused

Dr. Phil & Jan Stone and Dr. Herd & Elizabeth Stone Endowed Fund for the Sciences

This fund was begun in June 2018 in memory of Jan Stone and Dr. Herd & Elizabeth Stone. Jan was a faithful member of St. Joseph Church where she was a perpetual adoration adorer and loved her bible study. She was a pediatric nurse practitioner and homemaker always seen with a smile on her face. Dr. Herd & Elizabeth Stone were from Holly Grove, AR and are the parents of Dr. Phil Stone. Proceeds from this fund will benefit generations of St. Joseph High School students as they study Biology and Anatomy in particular.

2023/24 School year – $110 – lab materials
2022/23 School year – $50 – tuning fork, slinkies, and dominoes for HS Science department
2021/22 School year – $120 – items for dissection labs in Anatomy and Physiology classes
2020/21 School year – $50 – purchased Bacteria and Fungi miscroscope slide set for HS Science departmen
2019/20 School Year – $110 – unused

Preschool

Genie Halsey Moored Endowed Preschool Fund

In July 2016, Brett Moore and Rebecca Moore began the fund in recognition of their mother, Genie Halsey Moore. Ms. Moore began her professional career at St. Joseph Preschool in 1994 as a classroom aide before going on to become the school’s director in 1998. Genie continues to serve as director striving to provide lasting education to St. Joseph School’s youngest students. Prior to joining the staff at St. Joseph Preschool, Genie was an active parent at the school where her two children attended and graduated Brett ‘90 and Rebecca ’96. The fund will be focused on, but not limited to, the school’s play area equipment and continuing education for teachers.

2023/24 School year – $270 – items for manipulatives & centers
2022/23 School year – $100 – Brainspring Magic Tray & Sand
2021/22 School year – $220 – purchased STEM items for each preschool classroom
2020/21 School year – $60 – purchased constructive play things/light panel exploration tray for hands on learning
2019/20 School year – $130 – Pre-K curriculum and center activities

The Leah Farris Endowed Preschool Fund

This fund was begun in November 2021. Leah was the daughter of Bill and Susan Farris and sister to Trey, Lauren, ‘99, & Whitney, ‘04. She graduated St. Joseph School in 1998 and then went on to get an associate degree in Early Childhood Education from UACCM. Leah had a great love for children and this fund will benefit the young students at the Preschool of St. Joseph School for years to come.

2023/24 School year – $100 – items for manipulatives & centers

Religious

Rev. Joseph Enderlin Religious Curriculum Endowed Fund

The Estate of Reverend Joseph Enderlin began this fund in March 2012 following his death. Rev. Joseph and his thirteen siblings all attended St. Joseph School. He was a 1939 graduate and in 1946 was ordained a Catholic Priest of the Arkansas Diocese. He was proud of his education at St. Joseph’s and dedicated his life to God through the priesthood. This fund will continue to support the religious education at St. Joseph School for generations to come.

2023/24 School year – $140 – CS Lewis books for 12th grade
2022/23 School year – $130 – Wandering Wiseman for 4th grade
2021/22 School year – $145 – HS Religion Department received Saints medals to distribute to entire student body during Catholic Schools Week
2020/21 School year – $60 – purchased Shining Light Wooden Dolls to teach 1st graders about the saints and Mass storybooks for ES classrooms
2019/20 School year – $130 – unused
2018/19 School year – $135 – helped off set the cost of ‘Choosing to Excel’ program for 10th grade Religion class
2017/18 School year – $130 – $100 used to purchase Liturgical Training Publication materials
2016/17 School year – $60 – purchased leaders guide of New Theology of the Body Curriculum and other books for HS Religion classes
2015/16 School year – $270 – $235 used for religious books for 3rd grade, Bible story movies, and books to supplement 5th & 6th religion curriculum
2014/15 School year – $345 – $100 used for Children’s Workshop bulletins for Middle School students, statue of Mary, and framed picture of the Pope for 1st grade classroom
2013/14 School year – $190 – purchased religious supplies for 2nd grade to enhance curriculum and Saint’s collection of DVD’s for K-3rd grades

Jerome & Albertine Moix Religious Curriculum Endowed Fund

This fund was established in October 2013 in memory of Jerome ‘Romie’ & Albertine Moix by their children. Jerome & Albertine were both 1940 graduates of St. Joseph School and all of their four children graduated from St. Joseph’s. The Catholic faith was of the upmost importance to Jerome & Albertine in their everyday lives. Through this fund for religious curriculum, they will continue passing on the Catholic faith to all students that go through St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $120 -CS Lewis books for 12th grade
2022/23 School year – $50 –
2021/22 School year – $120 – unused
2020/21 School year – $50 – purchased Mass storybooks for ES classrooms
2019/20 School year – $100 – unused
2018/19 School year – $105 – helped off set the cost of ‘Choosing to Excel’ program for 10th grade Religion class
2017/18 School year – $50 – helped to purchase Liturgy Training Publications
2016/17 School year – $45 – purchased books for HS Religion classroom
2015/16 School year – $200 – purchased Year of Mercy materials for HS Religion classes and Noah’s Ark figures for 1st grade classroom

Tuition / Book Bill Assistance

Charles Gehrki Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

The estate of Charles A. Gehrki began this fund in October 2019. Charles graduated St. Joseph School (SJS) in 1948. He was always very appreciative and proud of his Catholic education at SJS. Charles was the son of Frank & Clara (Lachowsky) Gehrki and brother to Frank, Jr., ’39, Elizabeth, ’43, Agnes, ’45, and Anna, ’46. This fund will ensure others get the experience of a Catholic education at SJS for generations to come.

2023/24 School year – $6,330 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $14,495 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $1,190 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families

Clyde & Verena Moix Family Endowed Book Bill Fund

The Clyde Moix family began this fund in January 2007. Clyde, as a graduate of St. Joseph School, along with his wife Verena, understood the value of Catholic education. With six children, who are all graduates of St. Joseph School, Verena wishes to be able to help every student in St. Joseph Schools through financial assistance from this fund with each student’s book bill.

2023/24 School year – $60 – combined with Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2022/23 School year – $60 – did not grant
2021/22 School year – $65 – combined with Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2020/21 School year – $100 – combined with Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2019/20 School year – did not make a grant this year
2018/19 School year – did not make a grant this year
2017/18 School year – $110 – combined w/Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2016/17 School year – $50 – combined w/Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2015/16 School year – $220 – combined w/Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1.50
2014/15 School year – $182 – combined w/Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2013/14 School year – $215 – combined w/Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2012/13 School year – $190 – combined w/Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2011/12 School year – $205 – combined w/Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2010/11 School year – $190 – combined w/Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2009/10 School year – $165 – combined w/Enderlin Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2008/09 School year – $350 – credited each student’s bill $1

Curtis & Marie Breeden Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

The children of Curtis & Marie Breeden established this fund in January 2017 in loving memory and in appreciation for the sacrifices their parents made for them. Curtis was a graduate of Subiaco Academy and Marie attended St. Joseph through the eighth grade completing her education at St. Scholastica Monastery in Fort Smith. Marie was given a St. Joseph honorary diploma on her 90^th birthday. Realizing the importance of a Catholic education, the Breedens worked hard to provide this opportunity for their seven children, all of whom graduated St. Joseph between 1965-73. It is their desire that these funds will enable other children to achieve success through the tuition assistance provided and that they in turn will help others accomplish this dream.

2023/24 School year – $50 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $235 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $200 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $220 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $220 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $220 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families

David & Kathleen Henze Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

David and Kathleen Henze began this fund in May 2019. David is a 1969 graduate of St. Joseph School and Kathleen is a 1972 graduate of Mount St. Mary Academy, Little Rock, AR. Both grew up in Catholic families and benefited from a Catholic education and now they wish to help Catholic families in need provide a Catholic education for their children.

Dick & Marc Enderlin Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

Raymond “Dick” and Margaret “Marc” Enderlin began this fund in January 2008. Dick himself along with their four children are all alums of St. Joseph School. The Enderlin’s wish is that all students have the opportunity to receive a Catholic education and the solid foundation for life that St. Joseph School provides.

2023/24 School year – $70 – provided tuition assistance for 16 students
2022/23 School year – $85 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $300 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $300 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $270 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $165 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $165 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $180 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $235 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $175 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $170 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families
2012/13 School year – $180 – provided tuition assistance to 42 students in 28 families
2011/12 School year – $170 – provided tuition assistance to 49 students in 26 families
2010/11 School year – $175 – provided tuition assistance to 39 students in 23 families
2009/10 School year – $160 – provided tuition assistance to 45 students in 21 families

Felix & Christine Moix Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

The children of Felix and Christine Moix established this fund in July 2010 in memory of their parents. Felix and Christine, along with their 10 children, all graduated from St. Joseph School. It was extremely important to them that they provide their children with a Catholic education. Now their children are carrying on that tradition through this fund that will help provide tuition assistance to students at St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $60 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $265 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $230 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $250 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $230 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $215 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $215 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $230 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $295 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $215 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $210 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families
2012/13 School year – $210 – provided tuition assistance to 42 students in 28 families

Felix & Mary Catherine Moix, Jr. Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

Felix & Mary Catherine established this fund in November 2012. Felix a 1954 graduate of St. Joseph School and Mary Catherine a 1957 graduate of Sacred Heart School are grateful for their Catholic education. Their own parents instilled in them the importance of faith and education. The Moix’s four sons attended St. Joseph School. Felix and Mary Catherine wish to provide tuition assistance for others to have the opportunity to receive a quality, Catholic education at St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $50 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $235 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $210 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $220 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $200 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $200 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $195 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $210 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $275 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $220 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families

First Security Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

First Security Bank established this fund in May 2007. First Security chose to further its philosophy of Investing in Arkansas and St. Joseph School Endowment through the establishment of this tuition assistance fund. Having roots in the state, this financial institution realizes the value of preparing the students in our community today to become the leaders of tomorrow

2023/24 School year – $40 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $210 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $180 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $205 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $205 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $205 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $200 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $210 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $275 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $205 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $205 -provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families

Frank & Ethel Paladino Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

This fund was established in the summer of 2006 by the children of Frank & Ethel Paladino in memory of their parents. The Paladino family wishes to ensure that every child has the opportunity to receive a Catholic education at St. Joseph School. Through this fund’s financial assistance to the school this wish can be fulfilled.

2023/24 School year – $250 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $250 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $850 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $880 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $820 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $705 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $705 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $690 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $850- provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $630 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $605 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families
2012/13 School year – $620 – provided tuition assistance to 42 students in 28 families
2011/12 School year – $520 – provided tuition assistance to 49 students in 26 families
2010/11 School year – $485 – provided tuition assistance to 39 students in 23 families
2009/10 School year – $450 – provided tuition assistance to 45 students in 21 families
2008/09 School year – $900 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 24 families
2007/08 School year – $900 – provided tuition assistance to 48 students in 28 families

Gus & Rose Enderlin Endowed Book Bill Fund

Rose began this fund in November 2007 in honor of her late husband, Gus. Gus along with their four children are all alumni of St. Joseph School. Gus and Rose supported St. Joseph School for many years and always remembered the days of book bills each August. Through this fund, Rose wishes to continue her support and lighten the burden of book bills for all parents.

2023/24 School year – $386 – combined with Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2022/23 School year – $220 – did not grant
2021/22 School year – $425 – combined with Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2020/21 School year – $344 – combined with Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2019/20 School year – did not grant this year
2018/19 School year – did not grant this year
2017/18 School year – $345 – combined with Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2016/17 School year – $95 – combined with Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2015/16 School year – $400 – combined w/Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1.50
2014/15 School year – $250 – combined w/Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2013/14 School year – $365 – combined w/Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2012/13 School year – $315 – combined w/Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2011/12 School year – $260 – combined w/Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2010/11 School year – $220 – combined w/Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1
2009/10 School year – $215 – combined w/Moix Book Bill fund to credit each student’s bill $1

Joe & Rose Freyaldenhoven Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

Audie Alumbaugh along with the Tim & DeeDee Cain Family began this fund in June 2008 in honor of their friends, Joe and Rose Freyaldenhoven. Joe and Rose are both alums of St. Joseph School and have always been dedicated to the support of the school. Recognizing the love that Joe and Rose have for children and St. Joseph School, Audie, DeeDee and Tim, established this fund to provide tuition assistance to students in the years ahead.

2023/24 School year – $70 – provided tuition assistance for 16 students
2022/23 School year – $335 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $300 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $320 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $325 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $320 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $315 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $325 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $430 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $325 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $325 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families

Joseph & Louise Stiefvater Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

The Estate of Mary Ann Stiefvater began this fund in March 2020. Joseph and Louise Stiefvater were life-long Catholics and believed in the importance of Catholic education. They were the parents of Mary Ann, ’53, Ralph, ’55, Jim, ’59, and Ray, ’65. Mary Ann was a real pioneer in the medical coding field. This fund will help to provide tuition assistance for years to come to those in need.

2023/24 School year – $120 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $215 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $215 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families

Louis & Rose Massery Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

The Massery family began this fund in December 2006 in memory of Louis & Rose Massery. Through hard work and much sacrifice Louis & Rose believed in providing their family with a Catholic education; and throughout their lives, always offered a helping hand to others who might be in need. The Massery family is honored to help provide, financial assistance to help others obtain a Catholic education.

2023/24 School year – $180 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $750 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $580 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $570 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $480 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $405 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $405 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $215 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – 4265 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $195 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $185 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families
2012/13 School year -$190 – provided tuition assistance to 42 students in 28 families
2011/12 School year –$180 – provided tuition assistance to 49 students in 26 families
2010/11 School year – $175 – provided tuition assistance to 39 students in 23 families
2009/10 School year – $165 – provided tuition assistance to 45 students in 21 families
2008/09 School year – $310 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 24 families

Larry & Mary Joe Seiter Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

The Seiter fund was established in December of 2011 in loving memory of Larry Seiter. Larry and Mary Joe, along with their 8 children, all graduated from St. Joseph School. Larry was a 1960 graduate and Mary Joe a 1966 graduate. Larry was a man of great faith who gave countless hours of his time to serving others. Mary Joe has dedicated herself to helping in every aspect of the school and began teaching Math in 2003. The Seiter family believes in Catholic education and through this fund will afford many other children the opportunity of an education from St. Joseph’s.

2023/24 School year – $150 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $670 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $560 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $580 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $550 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $520 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $450 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $415– provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $510 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $335 -provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $335 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families

Mark & Claranne Ferris Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

Mark and Claranne Ferris began this fund in May 2019. Claranne Elsinger Ferris graduated St. Joseph School (SJS) in 1966. Mark graduated Thornwood High School, South Holland, IL in 1973. Mark and Claranne are both life-long Catholics and value the importance of Catholic education. They have enjoyed watching their nieces, nephews and great-nieces and nephews in all their activities at SJS and wish to insure that all Catholic children in need have an opportunity to attend SJS for years to come.

2023/24 School year – $130 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students

Michael A. & Lisa C. Moix Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

This fund was established in December 2021. Michael A.” Mike” Moix graduated St. Joseph School (SJS) in 1974 and Lisa (McClure) Moix graduated McClellan High School that same year. All three of their sons, Michael “Mac”, ‘99, Craig, ’01, and Sam, ’04, are SJS graduates. The Moix’s hope is to provide other children an opportunity for a Catholic education at SJS for years to come.

2024/25 School year will make first grant

Martin & Bernadine Kordsmeier Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

In June 2021, the Martin and Bernadine Kordsmeier Trust began this fund. Martin was a 1952 graduate of Sacred Heart School and Bernadine a 1956 graduate of St. Joseph School (SJS). Their children, Timothy, ’77, Gregory, ’79, Martina, ’80, Bridget, ’81, and Valerie, ’83 are all alumnus of SJS along with a number of grandchildren. The Kordsmeier’s highly valued their Catholic education and would like to pass that opportunity on to future generations thru this tuition assistance fund.

2023/24 School year – $40 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students

Nahlen Family Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

This fund was established in April 2007 in memory of Clarence Nahlen. Clarence was a blessing to St. Joseph’s in many ways; he gave unconditionally of his time, talent and treasures. This fund will continue that giving spirit by providing tuition assistance to students of St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $200 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $220 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $780 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $850 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $855 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $830 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $830 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $880 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $1,140 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $820 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $785 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families
2012/13 School year – $470 – provided tuition assistance to 42 students in 28 families
2011/12 School year – $445 – provided tuition assistance to 49 students in 26 families
2010/11 School year – $430 – provided tuition assistance to 39 students in 23 families
2009/10 School year – $390 – provided tuition assistance to 45 students in 21 families
2008/09 School year – $740 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 24 families

Paul Joseph Hiegel Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

Louise “Lou” Hiegel began this fund in January 2009 in memory of her loving husband Paul. Paul graduated St. Joseph School in 1951. Paul felt very strong that every child should be given the opportunity to receive a Catholic education. This fund will help to provide that opportunity by giving financial assistance to students at St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $70 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $315 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $270 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $280 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $280 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $275 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $255 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $275 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $355 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $265 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $260 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families
2012/13 School year – $265 – provided tuition assistance to 42 students in 28 families

Schichtl Family Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

William E. & Joy Schichtl began this fund in June 2014 in honor of the entire Schichtl family. The Schichtl family was one of the first families of St. Joseph Church in 1874. William is one of nine children to George and Anna Mae Schichtl. After their youngest child started school, Anna began the school cafeteria and dedicated many years of her life to serving students. All nine of George and Anna’s children graduated St. Joseph School between the years of 1947-1964. This fund will provide tuition assistance for many generations to come.

2023/24 School year – $120 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $545 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $430 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $470 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $440 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $365 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $365 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $375 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $350 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families

St. Joseph Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

This fund was established in April of 2002 from memorial gifts for Bob Nabholz. An annual award will be made from this fund to the tuition assistance program at the St. Joseph Schools to benefit those families demonstrating financial need. The tuition assistance will enable students who might not otherwise have the resources to attend St. Joseph School to be afforded the opportunity to receive a quality, Catholic education.

2023/24 School year – $23,070 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $25.550 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year – $22,650 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $24,460 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $24,420 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $24,010 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $22, 945 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $24,840 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $30,945 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $21,750 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $19,610 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families
2012/13 School year – $20,165 – provided tuition assistance to 42 students in 28 families
2011/12 School year – $18,120 – provided tuition assistance to 49 students in 26 families
2010/11 School year – $17,000 – provided tuition assistance to 39 students in 23 families
2009/10 School year – $17,000 – provided tuition assistance to 45 students in 21 families
2008/09 School year – $43,100 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 24 families
2007/08 School year – $40,350 – provided tuition assistance to 48 students in 28 families
2006/07 School year – $40,000 – provided tuition assistance to 45 students in 29 families
2005/06 School year – $35,000 – provided tuition assistance
2004/05 School year – $35,000 – provided tuition assistance

St. Joseph School Alumni Association Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

The St. Joseph School Alumni Assn. was formed in 2003 “to organize the interests and resources of members in support of St. Joseph School; to keep alumni informed of the school’s activities and the school.” Anyone who attended St. Joseph School is eligible for membership.
In January 2008, the Association began this fund with proceeds raised from the Annual Hog Roast and Dance. The purpose of this fund is to insure that all Catholic children have an opportunity to attend St. Joseph School.

2023/24 School year – $150 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students
2022/23 School year – $690 – provided tuition assistance to 15 students – an outside scholarship became available and so the number of students needing assistance declined
2021/22 School year -$600 – provided tuition assistance to 35 students in 19 families
2020/21 School year – $630 – provided tuition assistance to 37 students in 18 families
2019/20 School year – $600 – provided tuition assistance to 32 students in 15 families
2018/19 School year – $540 – provided tuition assistance to 40 students in 22 families
2017/18 School year – $540 – provided tuition assistance to 36 students in 20 families
2016/17 School year – $555 – provided tuition assistance to 38 students in 22 families
2015/16 School year – $730 – provided tuition assistance to 44 students in 24 families
2014/15 School year – $450 – provided tuition assistance to 46 students in 26 families
2013/14 School year – $440 – provided tuition assistance to 41 students in 27 families
2012/13 School year – $465 – provided tuition assistance to 42 students in 28 families
2011/12 School year – $320 – provided tuition assistance to 49 students in 26 families
2010/11 School year – $300 – provided tuition assistance to 39 students in 23 families

TJ & Mary Ann Nahlen Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

Theodore Joseph (TJ) Nahlen began this fund in July 2021 in memory of his wife, Mary Ann (Moix) Nahlen. Mary Ann was a 1953 alum of St. Joseph School, as was TJ, ’52, and their five children: Frances, ’73, Phyllis, ’75, Christy, ’78, Michael, ’83, and Kenny, ’90. The Nahlen’s have been very involved of every aspect of SJS and wish to pass on the opportunity of a Catholic education to others through this fund.

2024/25 School year – $40 – provided tuition assistance to 16 students

Tom & Barbara Jean Nabholz Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund

This fund was begun in June 2022 in memory of Thomas J., Sr. & Barbara Jean Nabholz. Tom was a 1951 graduate of St, Joseph School and Barbara Jean graduated from Sacred Heart School in Morrilton. Catholic education was very important to each of them. Tom & Barbara Jean raised their four children at St. Joseph and all graduated SJS, Michelle, ‘75, Marisa, ‘76, Melinda, ‘80, and Tommy ’82. The Nabholz’s were very active in all aspects of St. Joseph Church and School. Their legacy will live on through this fund and provide tuition assistance for generations to come.

2025/26 School year – will make first grant

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