Alumni
Alumni Association
The Alumni Association is open to all graduates of High Mowing School. The Association's primary focus is to organize Reunion Weekend, traditionally held the weekend after Commencement, and to engage High Mowing alumni in the life of the school.
The Alumni Association meets every month during the school year. Meetings are held in the Emmet Alumni House, and alumni who are not in the area can call in to the meetings via a teleconference system.
A yearly business meeting of the Association is held every year during Reunion Weekend. Elections are held, and plans are made for the upcoming year. The officers of the Alumni Association encourage all alumni who are interested to take part in meetings and to return to campus for public events and Reunion Weekend.
The Alumni Association meets every month during the school year. Meetings are held in the Emmet Alumni House, and alumni who are not in the area can call in to the meetings via a teleconference system.
A yearly business meeting of the Association is held every year during Reunion Weekend. Elections are held, and plans are made for the upcoming year. The officers of the Alumni Association encourage all alumni who are interested to take part in meetings and to return to campus for public events and Reunion Weekend.
Officers
President: Kurt SCHMIDLEIN '09
Vice President: Theodore GROH '09
Treasurer: David WHITE '62
Secretary: Alexis PITTMAN '77
Vice President: Theodore GROH '09
Treasurer: David WHITE '62
Secretary: Alexis PITTMAN '77
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HMS Reunion Weekend
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High Mowing School
222 Isaac Frye Highway, Wilton NH 03086
(603) 654-2391 phone (603) 654-6588 fax
(603) 654-2391 phone (603) 654-6588 fax
Founded in 1942, HMS is an accredited Waldorf co-educational high school serving day and boarding students in Wilton, NH. High Mowing merged with Pine Hill Waldorf School in 2017, creating an early childhood through grade 12 Waldorf school—a place to grow intellectually, artistically, and socially while living and learning with students from across town and around the world. Accredited by NEASC and AWSNA (high school current; lower school in process).
