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Building Brighter Futures and Achieving Success
At Milton Hershey School, we believe the power to build an exceptional life begins with an excellent education. Your child will learn in small classes and have access to the latest technology, scholarship opportunities, extracurricular activities, and problem-based learning opportunities. When students enroll at MHS, they become part of our supportive community and realize their future is full of possibilities. Learn more about enrolling at MHS!
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Celebrating Diversity and Encouraging Respect
At Milton Hershey School, we focus on staying true to Milton and Catherine Hershey’s mission of community and mutual respect. MHS students live and learn in classrooms and homes that celebrate diversity and encourage respect. Students come from different backgrounds, and learn to appreciate each other’s differences to develop lifelong friendships.
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How Schools Can Help Break the Cycle of Poverty: A Whole Child Approach
More than 16 million children in the United States—nearly one out of four—live below the federal poverty level with their families earning less than $23,550 annually. These low-income households face many challenges, from lacking economic resources, to little or no access to health and wellness care. Read the white paper, “How Schools Can Help Break the Cycle of Poverty: A Whole Child Approach” to gain valuable insight into the specific challenges children from poverty face.
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Teaching Teamwork and Sportsmanship Through Athletics
Milton Hershey School’s athletic program includes 14 competitive sports teams and teaches students to communicate with others, create goals, and stay active. Athletic programming also has a positive impact on students’ academic performance—our coaches motivate athletes to invest in their education and balance their priorities. By participating in athletics, students gain important life skills. Learn more!
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Preparing to Succeed in the 21st Century Workforce
Studies show that students with a career concentration do better in all areas of high school. At Milton Hershey School, our students choose from one of 11 career pathways and receive specialized instruction, professional experience in the workplace, and industry-recognized certification opportunities. Through academic lessons and hands-on instruction, our students are preparing for the 21st century workforce. See what types of career pathways are available in our CTE Program.
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Providing Individualized Support to Promote Lifelong Success
When students enroll at Milton Hershey School, they begin building a brighter future—and ultimately, begin to pursue lifelong success. Through our Graduate Programs for Success (GPS) Division, MHS alumni receive support from staff members who are invested in their success before and after graduation. This level of support is important as alumni navigate the next steps in their lives. Take a look at how MHS alumni are changing the world!
News
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Live Stream Event: Spartan Football Vs. Trinity
October 9, 2017
The Milton Hershey School football team will compete against Trinity on Friday, Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. Can’t make it? Click the box below to view the live stream. Interested in attending more football games this season? View our fall athletic schedule. Go Spartans!
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Live Stream Event: Middle Division Musical
September 25, 2017
On Thursday, Oct. 26, join the Milton Hershey School community for a special performance of “The Lion King, Jr.” by Middle Division visual and performing arts students. The middle schoolers will perform in the Catherine Hall Auditorium at 9 a.m. Can’t make it to the show? View a live stream by clicking the box below.
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Live Stream Event: Spartan Football Vs. Palmyra
September 22, 2017
Cheer on the Spartans as they compete against the Palmyra Cougars on Friday, Nov. 3! The game will be held at 7 p.m. Can’t make it? Click the box below to view the live stream. Interested in attending MHS athletic events this season? View our fall athletic schedule.
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MHS Cross Country Teams Compete in Mid-Penn Championships
October 16, 2017
Over the weekend, the Milton Hershey School boys’ and girls’ cross country teams competed in the Mid-Penn Championship at Big Spring High School. Three MHS student-athletes earned Mid-Penn Conference All Star status by finishing among the top 35 runners in their race. Senior Luis Guyton-Acevedo finished 22nd, sophomore Tatyana Gibson finished 25th, and senior Rafael…
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Congratulations to the October Middle Division Scholars of the Month
October 12, 2017
Taijay Brown and Aulexsia Dominey are the Catherine Hall Scholars of the Month for October. Eighth-grader Taijay Brown and fifth-grader Aulexsia Dominey have been recognized as the October Middle Division Scholars of the Month. MHS teachers nominate students for this monthly award based on outstanding academic and extracurricular achievements, strong character and work ethic, and…
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MHS Students Celebrate Reading with “Harry Potter” Themed Dinner
October 12, 2017
Milton Hershey School’s dining services team recently celebrated the “Harry Potter” book series by creating a menu centered around themes and characters in the novels. MHS houseparents and students could choose from a variety of options, including cottage pie, barbecue turkey legs, “Molly Weasly’s onion soup,” and dessert assortments with pumpkin pasties, chocolate-molded frogs, and…
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P.O. Box 830, Hershey PA 17033-0830
General Information: (717) 520-2000 | Email: mhs-communications@mhs-pa.org
Admissions* Toll-Free: (800) 322-3248 | Fax: (717) 520-2117 | Email: mhs-admissions@mhs-pa.org
Careers Email: jobs@mhs-pa.org (Questions only please)
*Milton Hershey School does not discriminate in admissions or other programs and services on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, ancestry, sex, religious creed or disability. More information here.
