“What does ‘community’ mean and how should we reconsider ‘the common good?’” asks the film Community in the Time of COVID-19, created by senior Cole Alleyne and shared with the Loomis community on Wednesday, February 24.
Norton Fellows Program
The Norton Fellows program is designed to offer a select group of Loomis students the opportunity to pursue their interests and become more engaged with their local communities over the summer break.
Junior Kavya Kolli drew on her experience as a karate black belt to give self-defense instruction to school girls living near her grandparents' home in rural India last summer.
"I wanted to find a way to help others using the karate I've studied for many years," Kavya said.
Norton Fellows in the News
Congresswoman Katherine Clark Addresses Let Girls Lead Program
December 20, 2018— "How to really talk about adoption," featuring Norton Fellow Olivia Malcolmson '20 appears in The Boston Globe.
Senior Eamon Moylan created a series of soccer training videos focusing on at-home skills development for kids as part of his Norton Fellowship, a community engagement program administered by Norton Family Center for the Common Good.
Senior Kennedy Anderson led a tutoring and mentoring program for high school students living near her hometown of Detroit, Michigan, as part of her Norton Fellowship community engagement summer project.