Class Gift Program

List of 27 items.

• Class of 2027: Natural Bleachers at Hovey Field

  The Class of 2027 created natural hillside seating overlooking Hovey Field. The project enhances the spectator experience and provides a welcoming place for students, families, alumni, and fans to gather while supporting Westminster athletics.
  Class of 2027 Gift Page

• Class of 2026: The Pavilion

  The Class of 2026 created an outdoor pavilion between Jackson Hockey Rink and the paddle courts. The new space supports meals, student activities, class gatherings, and celebrations along a well-traveled campus pathway.

• Class of 2025: Outdoor Recreation Area

  The Class of 2025 created a multi-use wood deck and adjacent lounge area between the paddle courts and Jackson Hockey Rink, giving students a new place to gather, relax, and enjoy campus life.

• Class of 2024: Keyes Patio and Porch

  The Class of 2024 supported improvements to Keyes Porch and the surrounding patio, including additional seating, landscaping, fire pits, and gathering areas that strengthen one of Westminster’s most familiar community spaces.

• Class of 2023: Light Up the Hill

  The Class of 2023 added lighting along Perkin Memorial Drive, enhancing the arrival experience and providing greater visibility for students, families, faculty and staff, alumni, and visitors to campus.

• Class of 2022: Campus Life Fund

  Established by Class of 2022 Sixth Form parents to underscore Westminster’s core value of Community. Annual proceeds from the fund support a Sixth Form celebratory event, and on-campus gatherings that enrich the entire school community.

• Class of 2021: Jenny and Bill Philip Faculty Support Fund

  Established by Class of 2021 Sixth Form parents and other current and past parents to honor Jenny and Bill and provide annual support for the faculty in perpetuity. The fund provides resources for all components of faculty support including graduate education, travel grants, enhanced professional development, salaries and health benefits.

• Classes of 2020: Headmaster’s Faculty Support Fund

  These classes supported the Headmaster’s Faculty Support Fund, which provides resources for faculty compensation, graduate education, travel grants, independent research, and professional development.

• Classes of 2018 and 2019: Headmaster’s Faculty Support Fund

  In recognition of the central role faculty play in the Westminster experience, these classes launched the Headmaster’s Faculty Support Fund during the Soar Together Campaign.

• Classes of 2016 and 2017: Sixth Form Lawn Restoration

  These classes partnered to restore Westminster’s iconic Sixth Form Lawn, including improvements to the surrounding walkways and landscaping.

• Class of 2015: Student Financial Aid Support Fund

  The Class of 2015 established a fund to help students receiving financial aid access opportunities beyond tuition, including music lessons, athletic equipment, travel, and testing fees.

• Class of 2014: Jackson Hockey Rink Locker Room Renovation

  The Class of 2014 supported renovation of the three-season locker room in Jackson Hockey Rink, improving a facility used by numerous athletic programs.

• Class of 2013: Student Opportunity Fund

  The Class of 2013 created a fund to help students receiving financial aid meet academic, athletic, and personal expenses that fall outside traditional tuition assistance.

• Class of 2012: Timken Student Center Renovation

  The Class of 2012 supported upgrades to technology, recreation equipment, outdoor areas, and food service in the Timken Student Center.

• Classes of 2010 and 2011: Financial Aid Enrichment Funds

  These classes established funds that help students receiving financial aid participate more fully in academic, athletic, and co-curricular opportunities.

• Class of 2009: Armour Academic Center Atrium Lounge

  The Class of 2009 supported the creation of the Atrium Lounge in the Armour Academic Center, providing students with a gathering space overlooking campus and the Farmington Valley.

• Class of 2008: Cushing Hall Entrance Renovation

  The Class of 2008 supported improvements to the entrance of Cushing Hall, including granite steps, iron railings, landscaping, and brickwork.

• Class of 2007: Fearn Hall Renovation

  The Class of 2007 supported renovation of Fearn Hall, including improvements to gallery space, lighting, accessibility, and functionality.

• Class of 2006: Campus Entrance Improvements

  The Class of 2006 improved access to Keyes House and Cushing Hall and supported enhancements to Westminster’s central campus entrance.

• Class of 2005: Athletic Fields Greenway

  The Class of 2005 created a pedestrian connection between Westminster’s upper and lower athletic fields, improving access for students and spectators.

• Class of 2004: College Counseling Center

  The Class of 2004 helped transform Cromwell House into a dedicated college counseling center with meeting spaces and resources for students and families.

• Class of 2003: Fitness Center

  The Class of 2003 helped furnish Westminster’s fitness center, expanding strength and conditioning resources for students and athletic teams.

• Class of 2002: Pettee Courtyard

  The Class of 2002 created the landscaped courtyard between Pettee Gymnasium and Memorial Hall, giving students an additional outdoor gathering space.

• Class of 2001: Student Activities Program

  The Class of 2001 expanded support for off-campus recreational opportunities and student activities beyond Williams Hill.

• Class of 2000: Technology and Website Fund

  The Class of 2000 invested in technology infrastructure, professional services, and endowed support for the maintenance of Westminster’s technology resources and website.

• Class of 1999: Student Activities Endowment

  The Class of 1999 established endowed support for the Student Activities Committee and student-led campus programming.

• Class of 1998: Leadership Development Fund

  The inaugural Sixth Form Gift established endowed support for leadership development programs, training opportunities, guest speakers, and student leadership initiatives.