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Miss Hall's School in the Berkshires Trustees

Be Curious and Verify

Catching up with returning Trustee Caroline Amory ’76

Reunion 2025

Classes ending in 0 and 5: Mark your calendars for May 16-18

Miss Hall’s Today + Tomorrow

On the Road with Learning Courage and Beyond

Miss Hall's School in the Berkshires Alums

Finding Her Place

Pickett Scholar Ariel Sims ’05

Reunion 2024

Alums across 7 decades gathered for a weekend of conversation and connection

Alumnae Awards and Honors

2025 Alumnae Award nominations now open

Finding Your Voice

Catching up with former Trustees Nina Cabot Whiting ’89 and Stephanie Lawlor Kadnar ’90

Reunion 125

ALL alums were part of the magic as we celebrated 125 years of Miss Hall’s School, May 19-21, 2023!

Fellowship, Growth, Gratitude — and Fun

Former Trustees catch up via ZOOM

Tiny Paintings for Friends

Thankful for these people and this place

Tuesday Talks!

Miss Hall's faculty present Bold conversations that bring together alumnae, families, students over the course of our 125th year

Being Yourself

Former Trustees Terry Triest Guylay ’59 and Charles Platt P’04 catch up via Zoom

“I loved seeing the School change and knowing that the work we were doing was moving the school forward.”

Come One, Come All Reunion

Alumnae from ALL classes come together May 13–15, 2022 for one heck of a celebration

"Perkins Pond" Named

Jennifer Perkins Speers ’71 cares deeply about our special campus

“Truly, I have a network of sisters I was given by Miss Hall’s, and 15 years later, they are still there for me.”

MHS Trustee Appointed to Bank Board

Susan P. O’Day ’77 joins board of Independent Bank Corp.

Courage, Curiosity, and the Journey to MHS

Former Trustee Amy Church Wood ’89 and Trustee Becca Hajjar ’89 catch up via Zoom

Second Tuesday Series Keeps Us Connected

Miss Hall's alums, family, and friends connect virtually to discuss art, culture, and education and learn from each other

“Seeing how young girls were leading at Miss Hall’s, that motivated me, that I could also be an agent of change.”

Theater and Opera Now

On the eve of the return to live theater and music, talented women talk performing arts in the pandemic and beyond

“The great thing about an all-girl education is the opportunity for girls to focus on what is important to them.”

A former trustee looks back

Former Trustee Judy Hill Kittredge ’49 sat down on April 18 with Board of Trustees President Nancy Gustafson Ault ’73

2021 Reunion connects friends and breaks records

This year’s double reunion had more than 400 alumnae sign up, raised more than $1 million, and introduced distinctive new master classes

Forging Her Own Path through the Pandemic

Former School President, Ayla Wallace ’20, reflects on her senior year, the lessons she learned, and life after MHS.

Second Tuesday: Mirror of Design

Discovering ourselves in the spaces around us — a special conversation with designers Alice Butler Burnham ’65 and Lieve Saether ’90

Second Tuesday: Trailblazing in Sport and Life

Renee Powell is the first woman to compete in a men’s golf tournament and the second African-American woman ever to play on the LPGA Tour

Jumping in with both feet

Hyun Jung Jung ’13 collaborating boldly and creatively

Actually, Iconic: Richard Estes

A film screening and conversation with director Olympia Stone about legendary painter Richard Estes

“I found Miss Hall’s but Miss Hall’s found me, too.”

Reconnection for ALL

Eight decades of Miss Hall’s classes join "Back-to-School" Zooms, September 23-26, 2021

Speaking Your Truth: a special event for alumnae

As part of our Second Tuesdays series, Joan Brooks Baker ’62 talked with MHS alums and friends about finding role models in feisty women and following one’s true path

Votes for Women

On Nov. 10, we hosted a special film screening and discussion with filmmaker Martha Wheelock ’59 about the 87-year history of women’s right to vote

School Reimagined: A Conversation with Julia Heaton

MHS Alumnae Council President Mary Atwood ’83 and thirty alums sat down with the Head of School as students return to campus in this unprecedented year.

Remembering Jean Erdman ’34

Innovator in dance, choreography, and theater who taught her MHS classmates the hula

Remembering Essie Harris Wade ’68

Our first Black Student Council President had a way of bringing people together at a time of sharp divisions and conflicts

Diana Edensword Conway ’83: a civic activist changing the world at the local level

Work in international non-proliferation beckoned, and her career as an activist was underway.

Marina Yoshimura ’14 is a human rights advocate

The master of her own path, she did grassroots work with homeless asylum seekers at a Tokyo-based nonprofit.

Jennifer Rodgers ’92 is working in critical care on the front lines of COVID-19

She is a 23-year veteran nurse at Berkshire Medical Center in the fast-paced ICU, where no day is ever the same.

Vanessa Stair '06 is helping change the field of Global Health

Sarah Hitchcock Yerkes ’36 turns the world to art

Centenarian designer-turned-landscape-architect-turned-sculptor-turned-poet Sarah Hitchcock Yerkes ’36 embodies the best of Miss Hall’s.

Waheeda Shariff Samji ’91 began building her own school in 2011

Aiming to make a more direct impact, Waheeda Shariff Samji ’91, founded The Latham School, a community of learners in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Come Home 2019

Inspiring Alumnae and Student Connections

“I often talk about democracy as the most important delivery system for human rights. You cannot achieve one without the other.”