Small school thrives in historic setting in Old Mines

Submitted on February 04, 2011
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Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
St. Joachim School principal Joyce Politte, Kent Bone and physical education teacher Angie Coleman stood outside the restored 1850s schoolhouse. Bone, a local builder and historian, had led the restoration.
St. Joachim School principal Joyce Politte, Kent Bone and physical education teacher Angie Coleman stood outside the restored 1850s schoolhouse. Bone, a local builder and historian, had led the restoration.
Joseph Kenny/St. Louis Review
By Joseph Kenny jkenny@stlouisreview.com Students at St. Joachim School in Old Mines can sense history just by going to physical education classes.

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