Northfield Mount Hermon School - Campus - Classroom Buildings

Classroom Buildings

  • Cutler Science Center – Named after headmaster Dr. Henry Franklin Cutler, the Cutler Science Center is home to the following:
    • Basement: computer science and various on-campus group offices.
    • 1st floor: physics
    • 2nd floor: chemistry
    • 3rd floor: biology
  • Blake Hall – Donated by S. Prestley Blake in 1993, Blake Hall contains 5 classrooms for humanities, and the religious studies office. Grandin Auditorium is in the oldest portion of the building, originally known as Camp Hall. Blake Hall formerly housed the Dance Program, which relocated to the Rhodes Center for the Arts. The building is also home to the Mail Center, with the Summer Session offices located above.
  • Beveridge Hall – Beveridge is the largest multi-subject classroom building. It contains a lounge/conference room which is used for events such as NMH Diversity Summits or Board of Trustee meetings. The floor plan is the following:
    • Basement: foreign language (The basement is also the home to the Center for International Education, the Beveridge Media Lab, and a foreign language lab.)
    • 1st floor: humanities, misc.
    • 2nd floor: math
  • Lower Modular – The Lower Modular contains English studies and several Humanities classes.
  • Upper Modular – The Upper Modular contains the Humanities and Health classrooms, although with the recent sale of the Northfield campus has been mostly switched over to offices for campus organizations, such as Upward Bound or the IT (Information Technology) department.
  • Social Hall – One of the oldest buildings on campus, Social Hall (previously "Music Building") houses the Chaplain's office, the Center for Multi-Cultural Education, and a recitation hall converted into lounge space.

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