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The Milton Hershey School Project Market returned to in-person sales in the middle of the 2021-22 school year following a period of alternative operations as a result of the school’s...
Fifth-graders Kahdijah Davis and Edward Michel have been recognized as the December 2021 Milton Hershey School Middle Division Scholars of the Month. MHS teachers nominate students for this monthly award...
Unable to have children of their own, Milton and Catherine Hershey decided to leave a gift that would allow thousands of kids to achieve their dreams. In 1909, they founded...
By Nora Hollobaugh, MHS Elementary Division Teacher During the holiday season, parents and students are looking for activities that will entertain them while home on school break. As an educational...
Milton Hershey School is proud to share the 2020-21 Brown and Gold Annual Report. This report showcases how, despite the challenges of the pandemic, our school stayed open and the...
At Milton Hershey School, our educational thought leaders are collaborating across specialties to provide MHS students with real-world applications within the fields they are studying. In a high school physics...
Starting in Middle Division, Milton Hershey School begins preparing fifth- through eighth-grade students for life after graduation. Students dive into career exploration through field trips, job shadowing, and guest speakers....
On Saturday, Nov. 6, 30 Milton Hershey School Senior Division female students attended a session during the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Commission on Women in the Profession 2021 Fall Retreat. The...
By Jesse Yonkovich, MHS AEE Academic Coordinator Milton Hershey School is an education leader, preparing students with life skills to be successful after graduation. At MHS, our STEAM (Science, Technology,...
Milton Hershey School and New York City, though within neighboring states, are worlds apart when alumna Ododo Walsh ’98 reflects on her childhood in poverty. “I was living in New...