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The Dauphin County Commissioners recently recognized four Milton Hershey School students as winners of the board’s annual Cultural Essay Contest. Elizabeth Stedge and Amerah Coleman placed in the 6-10 age...
Milton Hershey School staff and students were challenged to have a Breakthrough year during the school’s 2023 Opening of School Assembly on Monday, Aug. 14 at GIANT Center. This year’s...
Fifteen Milton Hershey School students recently earned their earned state-recognized pre-apprenticeship certifications in manufacturing. The students completed a two-week training program that prepared them to enter the workforce after graduation....
Opportunities at and beyond Milton Hershey School are preparing senior Sarah Bradley for her future. Sarah is the first MHS softball player to compete in a national club softball tournament....
International travel allows young adults to become global thinkers and gain valuable leadership skills of civic responsibility, ethics, and empathy. At Milton Hershey School, elevating our students’ global awareness and...
Milton Hershey School students accepted the LEGO challenge this summer during Year-Round Experiences (YRE) programming. Elementary and Middle Division students channeled the creativity, patience, and problem-solving skills demonstrated in the...
Milton Hershey School students enrolled in the Year-Round Experiences program recently learned there is much more to golf courses than clubs, balls, and bogeys. Hershey Country Club staff explained to...
Learning by doing has always been the educational way for Milton Hershey School students. It’s based on Milton and Catherine Hershey’s own vision for the school—rooted in Mr. Hershey’s own...
This summer, 16 Milton Hershey School middle and high school students along with three chaperones traveled to Floyd County, Kentucky for a domestic service learning experience. Since January 2022, Floyd...
Milton Hershey School and the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation recently teamed up to offer a three-day summer camp to at-risk children. Forty boys and girls from the Baltimore area began...