All Miss Hall’s School alums across the decades are invited back to campus this year. Milestone classes ending in 1 and 6 will be specially celebrated.
Reunion 2026 is a chance to be together, honor each other, and move forward as a community. Participants will mark accomplishments, meet school leaders, and connect with today's students.
Calling-in our Community
Reunion 2026, builds on work we have been doing on campus for the past five years as we move toward Martin Luther King’s vision for a Beloved Community rooted in justice, equality, and mutual understanding — where conflicts are resolved peacefully and all people flourish together.
Members of the Miss Hall’s School Board of Trustees, faculty, and staff will be on hand for Reunion 2026 events. Drop-in hours with Learning Courage, our partners in sexual misconduct response and prevention, will also be available.
Schedule of Events
15
May
3:00 Check-in opens
3:30 All-Community Presentations by Director of Theater and Dance Jenni Jordan and Director of Weekend Activities/International Student Advisor Tanya Kalischer — Reports from the field by recipients of the 2026 Paternotte Faculty Travel and Study Endowment grants
5:00 Drop-in time with Learning Courage
5:30 Meet-the-Trustees Reception
6:30 Welcome Home Dinner on campus
16
May
9:30 Breakfast + Coffee with Trustees
10:00 Moving Forward Together — Conversations with Head of School Julia Heaton and Dean of Wellness Kristen Milano
11:00 Student-led campus tours
11:30 Shop MHS
9th Grade Plant Sale
Hatch Sale: Student Makers’ Marketplace
Pop-up School Store
12:00 Awards Luncheon + Honoring Science Department Chair Donna Daigle
Class Photos to follow
2:00 Student + Alum Career Roundtables
Facilitated by the Horizons Team
2:00 Drop-in time with Learning Courage
3:30 Blue & Gold Competitions with Students + Faculty
4:00 Student-led campus tours
4:00 Drop-in time with Learning Courage
Class Dinners (off campus)
17
May
10:00 Service of Remembrance
11:00 Farewell Brunch in the Dining Room
11:00-1:00 School Store is open
Patternotte Award Presentations
Students and alums are invited to this year’s Paternotte Family Faculty Travel and Study Grant presentations by Director of Theater and Dance Jenni Jordan and Director of Weekend Activities/International Student Advisor Tanya Kalischer. The talks take place at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, May 15, in Centennial Hall.
Established by an alum from the Class of ‘65, the Paternotte Grant supports faculty growth, discovery, and a passion for lifelong learning that enriches our community.
Listening to Ireland: Place, Play, and Memory
During Spring Break, Jenni immersed in Ireland’s theatrical tradition and artistic practice. From Friel to Joyce, Wilde to Beckett, she explored the voices that shape the cultural identity of Ireland, past and present. Centering her quest on Brian Friel’s Dancing at Lughnasa — a moving play about memory, resilience, and the rhythms of Irish life, a play she hopes to direct next year at MHS — the journey was about more than research. It was also about stepping into the spaces where these stories live: The Abbey Theatre, Smock Alley, and beyond, and bringing that energy back to Holmes Road.
Journeys to Justice: Life Paths and Sites of Memory
Last summer, Tanya traveled through Europe to retrace her father’s path through 8 forced labor camps during the darkest days of the Holocaust — and the site of his eventual escape. Along the way, she explored how communities in France remember and commemorate this history, and she reflected on Clemens Kalischer’s incredible commitment to justice, hope, and humanity.
Logistics
Click the link below for a list of local accommodations and potential dining spots for class dinners. Be sure to mention Miss Hall’s when booking.
Registration is required, and all guests must register in advance. There will be no day-of registration.
Want to get involved?
Join your class reunion committee today by contacting Lynelle Weaver P’27, Manager of Alum Relations, at lweaver@misshalls.org
Alum Awards
Nominations are now open for the 2026 Distinguished Alumna Award and the Young Alum Award that will be presented during Reunion Weekend.
We welcome nominations of outstanding alums in classes ending in 1 or 6. Learn more and check out our amazing list of past award recipients. MHS Alum Awards
To nominate an alum, email the name and reason for the recommendation to Lynelle Weaver at alumnae@misshalls.org.
