Celebrating the classes of
2019 | 2014 | 2009 | 2004 | 1999 | 1994 | 1989 | 1984 | 1979 | 1974 | 1969 |
1964 | 1959 | 1954 | 1949

All packages are for the weekend, whether attending one, two, or three nights. Guest pricing is the same as alumni pricing.

Preregistration is strongly encouraged. Walk-ins are welcome, but accommodation is not guaranteed.

GENERAL PRICING

With housing: $400
Without housing: $300

GRANDS (60th +)

With housing: $300
Without housing: $200

YOUNG ALUMNI (5th, 10th, 15th)

With housing: $300
Without housing: $200

CHILDREN (ages 5-12)*

With housing: $150 (note: no extra beds are provided)
Without housing: $125

* Children 13 and over will be charged same as alumni parent.
* There is no charge for children under 5.

ONE-DAY PASS

Alumni/guests: $150
Young alumni/Grands: $75
Children (ages: 5-12): $50

There are many different costs associated with bringing your classmates together and supporting reunion classes on campus. NMH does not profit from reunion fees. The multi-day reunion package includes a housing option (while available), full access to receptions and meals, evening entertainment with an open bar, and special programs. It also covers class communications, golf carts and tent rentals, and campus security and emergency planning. Single-day registration (one-day pass) does not include campus housing.

MEC PELLER MEMORIAL 5K
Run or walk in memory of beloved NMH faculty member and mentor Mec Peller at this reunion tradition. The race begins at the top of the hill near Overtoun Hall and McLamore Field. Runners complete a full loop, then a partial loop to end at the finish line between the Rhodes Arts Center and the Gilder Center. See the route.

NMH PIE RIDE
Please join us for the 2024 Pie Ride at NMH reunion. Choose between a 10-mile and 30-mile route. Both start and end at the Forslund Gym, deliver beautiful Connecticut River Valley scenery, and are on roads that range from low to moderate car traffic. All riders will receive a tasty pie at the end of the ride. Register for the ride when you register for reunion and additional information will be provided. Riders 15 years and older are welcome, and all riders under 18 should be accompanied by an adult rider for the entire ride.  

NMH ROW
Experienced rowers can continue the celebration by taking to the river for a special early morning row (weather permitting).

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Classes requesting class-specific events, please complete this form.

On-campus housing is available for alumni and guests on Thursday through Saturday nights, on a first come, first serve basis. We recommend that you register early to request housing, as we have reached capacity in the past.

Alumni and their guests will be placed in their class dorm as much as possible (first come, first served). If the class dorm is full, alumni will be placed in another residence hall, as close by as we can manage.

Note: As registrations start to come in, dorm assignments may need to be changed to better accommodate each class.

Class	Dorm
1949	O'Connor
1954	O'Connor
1959	Hayden
1964	Hayden
1969	Crossley, Floor 2
1974	Crossley, Floor 1
1979	MacKinnon Cottage
1984	Shea Family Cottage
1989	Cottage 5 - Manchester
1994	Cottage 1 - Chan
1999	Wallace
2004	Wallace
2009	Overtoun
2014	Overtoun
2019	Overtoun

 

If you have a specific roommate request, please indicate this when registering. Each room will have basic amenities: one or two twin beds with sheets, a blanket, a towel, and soap, as well as access to a shared restroom. New England weather in June can be fickle; consider bringing an extra blanket or a fan from home. Remember, this is dorm living!

Children are allowed to attend reunion and may stay with you in your room. Children under age 13 will not be provided a bed, and you are responsible for bringing an air mattress or cot and bedding for them. Please note, there is no NMH childcare available, and children cannot be left unsupervised in the dorms.

If you would like to camp on campus, please register using the “no housing” option. If you would like to stay off campus, see the list of local accommodations. 

Please note that in-dorm housing is not always a great fit for every reunion guest. Depending on the layout of your assigned dorm, you might have to climb stairs to access a restroom. Dorm rooms and bathrooms are not all equipped with handrails, slip mats, or other specialized items. 

Please plan accordingly to make sure your personal needs are met. If staying off campus seems like a better option for you, please take a look at this list of local accommodations. 

The NMH campus is primarily ADA-accessible, with approved restrooms in most buildings. Golf carts with drivers will be provided throughout the weekend. Please be sure to indicate on your registration any concerns or needs you may have, or contact the reunion team.

Reunion includes a number of family-friendly programs. These events are designed for families to participate together, and children cannot attend without a parent of guardian present. As Reunion approaches, check the schedule for more information about what is being planned for this year.

Please note that minors visiting campus should be supervised at all times by an accompanying adult.

NMH will not be offering childcare at Reunion. If parents or groups of families privately contract with babysitters to watch their children while they are at events, that arrangement is between the parent and babysitter. NMH also cannot provide lists of names of local sitters, or our student workers. 

If children under 13 are attending Reunion and planning to stay in the dorms it is important to bring all bedding as well as sleeping bags, pillows, air mattresses, or cots, as they will not be provided a bed. Children 13 and over must be registered as adult guests of their parent(s) and will have their own bed.

Reunion weekend is a mostly casual affair. New England weather is unpredictable, as you’ll recall from your time as a student. It can go from sweltering to chilly in a matter of hours, so bring layers, comfortable walking shoes (some events occur on grass), and a light raincoat. Check the local forecast before you hit the road!

There is limited access to public computers on campus. The library computer center will be open during the day. You are welcome to bring your personal computer. A login for public computers and Wi-Fi will be provided.

DIRECTIONS

FROM EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS:

Follow Route 2 west to Route 63. Go north on Route 63 for approximately 8 miles to where Route 63 merges with Route 10. Turn left on Route 10 south and drive 1.7 miles. (You will cross over the Connecticut River). The Northfield Mount Hermon School entrance is on your left. Proceed up the drive. Bear left at the fork, following signs for the Admission Office (Bolger House). Visitor parking is beside Bolger House.

FROM INTERSTATE 91:

Take Exit 50A if you are traveling north, exit 50B if you are traveling south, and follow Route 10 north for 2.8 miles. The Northfield Mount Hermon School entrance is on your right. Proceed up the drive following signs to the Admission Office (Bolger House). Visitor parking is beside Bolger House.

You can also find us on Google maps.

MAPS

Printable Campus Map

Interactive Campus Map

TRANSPORTATION

The nearest airports to NMH are Boston (BOS), Hartford (BDL), and Manchester, New Hampshire (MHT). To reserve van service from nearby airports, contact one of the companies listed below: 

• Deerfield Car & Shuttle Service

• Thomas Transportation Services

• Exclusive Car Service

• Seemo Shuttle

• Michael's Limousine & Transportation Services

AMTRAK

The closest Amtrak train stations to NMH are Greenfield, MA or Brattleboro, VT.

NMH had a strict no-pets policy during reunion weekend. Working service dogs are welcome.

As a participant at Northfield Mount Hermon Reunion 2024, you are expected to display good judgment, diplomacy, and courtesy when interacting with each other, friends of NMH, staff, and the community as a whole. 

Visitor policy:

The following policies have been established in order to maintain the safety, security, and comfort of all visitors to Northfield Mount Hermon.

• Attending reunion will mean that you will be in close proximity with others as you attend gatherings, large and small, indoors and outdoors. You accept and are responsible for the risks associated with such gatherings, including potential exposure to COVID-19.
• Visiting the lower fields, Draper Riverhouse, river, or riverfront is not permitted after 6 pm without explicit permission.
• You must wear your name tag lanyard throughout the weekend. It is your ticket for all meals, alcoholic beverages, and activities, and, for safety, your name tag identifies you as a registered reunion guest.
• You will be held responsible for leaving your assigned dormitory room clean and in the condition in which you found it. Northfield Mount Hermon reserves the right to charge you a fee for any damage done to your assigned room and its contents. You also may be charged a cleaning fee if your room requires professional cleaning in addition to what our staff provides. 
• Northfield Mount Hermon may charge you a fee for any damage you inflict on any part of the NMH campus during your stay.
• Keys are not provided for dorm rooms during NMH Reunion. NMH recommends that you keep any valuables locked in a vehicle or that you leave them at home. The school is not responsible for the loss or theft of any valuables or personal belongings during your stay.
• Northfield Mount Hermon is a tobacco-free and marijuana-free campus. Smoking and e-cigarette use are not permitted anywhere on campus.
• Practice reasonable alcohol consumption at all times. Alcohol consumption is not permitted in the hallways or common rooms of dormitories. 
• Please be respectful of the other alumni, faculty members, and children with whom you will be sharing a dormitory. Please keep in mind that many faculty members with young children live year-round in the dorm in which you are a guest. Please do not play loud music.
• Children 17 years old or younger are not permitted under tents or at bars where alcohol is served.
• Security staff will monitor campus all weekend. Please comply with any requests they make of you regarding the policies stated here, as these policies are designed to protect the safety and comfort of all of our guests and residents on campus. NMH reserves the right to ask visitors who are in violation of campus visitor policies to leave reunion without a refund.
• Reunion ends on Sunday at noon. So that our staff may get to work cleaning and breaking down, we ask that you vacate the dormitories and buildings by no later than noon.

Refunds will be issued if we receive notice of cancellation or changes before 5 pm on Friday, May 24. Due to fixed costs incurred, no refunds will be made after that time. Please email notice to reunion@nmhschool.org.