
Old stones, made strong again
Dear NMH alumni,
At NMH, we are proud of our continued commitment to the health and safety of our students, employees, and our whole community. We’re proud that we have held our community close and, over the last three months, we have safely held in-person classes with our students on campus.
NMH holds its alumni program and reunion program in the highest regard and the safety and well-being of our alumni is paramount. As NMH looks ahead to Reunion 2021, we recognize the continued uncertainty of COVID-19 and those impacts. It is with this in mind that the school has made the difficult decision to not hold an in-person reunion on campus in June 2021. With this decision, all planning will pivot to supporting a virtual Reunion 2021.
With a decision this early in the reunion planning year, there is great opportunity for our classes of the 1’s and 6’s to begin planning. There is also a unique opportunity and silver lining to this, the newly realized societal comfort with virtual events has the opportunity to bring your class together in new ways. This includes having classmates take part in a virtual reunion who would not have attended an on-campus event.
Please know that we deeply appreciate the good work of so many who are helping to plan the reunion events and secure special class gifts. Together, we will find ways to hold the classes tight, engage alumni from far and wide, honor each class’s unique spirit with special reunion gifts.
We hope all of our alumni are staying well during this time and know you are in our thoughts. NMH alumni engagement staff will contact all 1’s and 6’s reunion leaders to plan their reunion. If you have any questions please contact reunion@nmhschool.org.
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In June, Northfield Mount Hermon invited all alumni, but especially the classes ending in 0 and 5, to the first ever NMH Virtual Reunion. We've kept the Virtual Reunion accessible to continue to allow alumni to enjoy a little NMH spirit! We miss seeing you on campus, and look forward to the time when we can safely gather together here on this beautiful hillside in Massachusetts.
On October 3, NMH held the Annual Alumni Association Meeting (normally held during Reunion Weekend) which included voting in of association leadership, recognizing 2020 award winners, and a school update from Head of School Brian Hargrove P’24. Click here to watch the full meeting, or here to read more about this year's award recipients.
Questions? Email the NMH Reunion Team or call 413-498-3065.
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