St Joan of Arc School Geography Bee winner first place Becky, pictured with 7th grade teacher, Betsy Gensemer.

St Joan of Arc School Geography Bee winner first place Becky (middle), runner up Rao (left) and 7th grade teacher Betsy Gensemer.

St Joan of Arc School teacher Mrs. Helen Remington received an award from the Lions Club of Hershey. Pictured: Mr and Mrs Remington with son Brian.

Mrs. Lilley's class 4A participated in an Epiphany parade.

St. Joan of Arc School held its Christmas Show on December 15. A Super Gift From Heaven. Pictured from left to right: Sandy and Maya.

Andrew and David.

Alessandra

Tommy

Charlie, Seamus and Olivia

Anton, Joshua and Maya

St. Joan of Arc School 8th grade students help load two vans full of gifts for the "Adoped a Family" program through Catholic Charities.

St. Joan of Arc School 8th grade students and Sister Eileen McGowan and a representative from St Francis of Assisi parish in Harrisburg (back).

Mrs. Turk's kindergarten class made sheep ears to represent sheep following Jesus.

Mrs. Marisa's class 1A completed a study on the author Norman Bridwell, of "Clifford the Big Red Dog' books.

St Joan of Arc School held its first Christmas shopping faire on December 10, along with a cake raffle. The winner of the cake was Christine Wurzer. In the picture from left to right: Principal Sister Eileen McGowan, Christine Wurzer and Jen McConnell, the owner of "The Cake Place in Hershey".

The Keopfer family enjoyed breakfast with Santa on December 3rd at St. Joan of Arc School.

St. Joan of Arc School's PTO held their annual Spaghetti Dinner on November 19. Again, it was a huge success. We served over 700 dinners to alumni, parishioners, school families and friends. Pictured from left to right Olivia, Maryclare, Kayla and Nana.

Spaghetti Dinner, pictured left to right: Alec, Scott, Merrick, Brandon, Joshua, and Greyson.

Veteran Rick Shertzer visited students at St. Joan of Arc School after receiving a Happy Veterans Day card from our students. He was so touched that he wanted to say thank you in person. In the picture, St. Joan of Arc School second grade 2A.

The Hershey Fire Company visited St. Joan of Arc School. All three Kindergarten classes were trilled to have them here at our school.

Sister Eileen McGowan accompanied St. Joan of Arc School student council to support EITC and Senate Bill 1.
In the picture from left to right:
Sister Eilieen Mcgowan, Thaddeus, Michael, Caleb & Aiden.

St. Joan of Arc Students were treated to a performance by "Kids on the Block" program, which teaches children about peers with special needs.

St Joan of Arc School's 2nd grade classes learned about Mr. Hershey this week, making a replica of him and ending with a trolley ride though town.

St Joan of Arc School's 2nd grade classes learned about Mr. Hershey this week, making a replica of him and ending with a trolley ride though town.

St Joan of Arc School librarian Mrs. Wain had fun making ghost goggles with 2nd grade.

St. Joan of Arc School's first grade class enjoyed a visit to Reesers Farm this week.

St. Joan of Arc celebrated all Saints Day. All students were dressed in their favorite Saints' costume. After mass, the children paraded around the school block. Pictured: Kindergarten KC

St. Joan of Arc celebrated all Saints Day. All students were dressed in their favorite Saints' costume. After mass, the children paraded around the school block. Pictured: Kindergarten KB

St. Joan of Arc celebrated all Saints Day. All students were dressed in their favorite Saints' costume. After mass, the children paraded around the school block. Pictured: Second grade 2A

St. Joan of Arc School volunteered to help hand out water and Gatorade to the participants of the Hershey Half Marathon.
Top row from left to right: Deb Rizzotto, Development Director, Deb Nestico, Nicole DiVittorio and Kaitlyn, Maru Garibay, Adam Wise, Linda Seesholtz, Janet Wise
Bottom row from left to right: Annika, Maria, Danielle, and Colin.

Max and Tommy participate in the Reading Buddies Program at St. Joan of Arc School, where 5th graders read to 1st graders once a week.

October 20 was Pastries with Parents at St. Joan of Arc School, where parents come in and enjoy breakfast with their children at a PTO event. In the picture, top row from left to right: Elaine, Shannon, Terry on bottom row Joshua and Adam.

St. Joan of Arc students participated in walk to school day on October 4th. In the picture, top row from left to right: Dylan, Danielle and Kennedy. Bottom row: Mia, Francesco and Alessandra.

Mrs. Wain, St Joan of Arc School librarian, unveils her new partner, Joanie the puppet, to the students.

The SJA PTO sponsored a live game night show, Eric Daher's Brain Wash Game, here at the school. Contestants had to answer questions correctly to win prizes (similar to Are you Smarter than a 5th Grader). Parents, students, faculty and staff participated.

SJA families volunteered to distribute water and chocolate to the participants of The Chocolate Tour in Hershey on October 1st, which raised money for cancer research. In the photo from left to right/top to bottom: Thaddeus, Kim, Gwen and Beatrice.

Sister Eileen McGowan celebrates her 25th year as Principal of St. Joan of Arc School.

St. Joan of Arc students were proud to pose in front of their new playground.

First day of school smiling faces of MaraClara and classmate Kaitlyn.

After a year of fundraising, St. Joan of Arc School on August 20 was able to install and refurbish the playground with the help of about 20 dads and a few moms. We would like to thank them all, and everyone that participated in any way, in making this dream come true for the students and the children of the SJA community.

After a year of fundraising, St. Joan of Arc School on August 20 was able to install and refurbish the playground with the help of about 20 dads and a few moms. We would like to thank them all, and everyone that participated in any way, in making this dream come true for the students and the children of the SJA community.

After a year of fundraising, St. Joan of Arc School on August 20 was able to install and refurbish the playground with the help of about 20 dads and a few moms. We would like to thank them all, and everyone that participated in any way, in making this dream come true for the students and the children of the SJA community.