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Computer Technology students prepare for future careers with new technology tools. As part of the Computer Technology career pathway in Milton Hershey School’s Career and Technical Education program, high school students...
Thirty-two new student homes are currently being built on Legacy Campus Construction on The Legacy Campus expansion remains on schedule with the foundation footing and walls being constructed, installation of...
Students sang classic holiday music for President Obama and the First Lady On Monday, Dec. 12, a group of 24 Milton Hershey School® students performed at one of the annual...
National education writer Tom Vander Ark and author of the Getting Smarter blog recently highlighted Milton Hershey School’s STEAM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics and arts) program as well as the...
The Legacy Campus will provide 300 new students a home at MHS Milton Hershey School will officially begin construction on 32 new students homes on Monday, Oct. 24 The campus...
Promising Practice awards highlight creative character-building strategies in public, private and charter education. Milton Hershey School has been awarded a Promising Practice designation from Character.org for its home life curriculum,...
CTE Conference Speakers and Panelists Discuss Strategies for Connecting Businesses and Schools On April 8, 2016, Milton Hershey School partnered with Opportunity America, a nationally recognized Washington D.C. think tank...
Milton Hershey School and Opportunity America partnered for a discussion exploring cutting-edge advancements and challenges facing Career and Technical Education the Taking it to the Next Level conference. The conference...
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has been immortalized in statues and paintings, writings and songs. This week, as part of Milton Hershey School’s MLK Day observance, Elementary Division students at...
Over the last several months, around 100 Elementary Division students created a very unique interpretation of an iconic MHS image…using legos! Students worked on the Milton Hershey lego mural project...