By Pete Gurt ’85, Milton Hershey School President There are many important dates in the history of Milton Hershey School, but one of these noteworthy occasions happened decades before the...
Featuring Dr. Jason Smith, MHS Horticultural Instructional Advisor Successful Farming recently interviewed Dr. Jason Smith about the school’s hydroponics program and how the students are learning agribusiness as part of...
On Saturday, June 12, Milton Hershey School celebrated its newest graduates and their families by hosting a Senior Celebration Car Processional on campus. The Class of 2021 officially graduated on...
On Friday, June 11, Milton Hershey School held Virtual Promotion Ceremonies for its fourth and eighth grade students who are preparing to move on to their next scholastic division at...
As thought leaders in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), Milton Hershey School staff and students recently participated in a Hershey Area: All Things Diversity panel to discuss the importance of...
Milton Hershey School education experts recognize that every student’s path to greatness is different. This is especially true for low-income children with complicated life situations and stressors. For more than...
Featuring Sharice Johnson, MHS Coordinator of Student Character and Leadership Development During the 2020-21 school year, Milton Hershey School created a student voice platform for its students within The Compass...
Milton Hershey School senior Prince Sokpo, along with several MHS students, recently competed in the Greater Harrisburg Area National Association for the Advancement of Colored People’s (NAACP) Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological, and...
Featuring Rachel Teller, MHS Associate Director of Agricultural and Environmental Education The birth of 36 baby goats at Milton Hershey School’s Animal Center in the past two months has grabbed...
Christine Cook ’81 is recognized for her service in early childhood education. Milton Hershey School has named Christine (Brennan) Cook ’81 as the 2021 Alumna of the Year in recognition...