Katie Muir ’18 www.mhskids.org/success-stories/katie-muir/
[…] way. “Even if I can’t see a way through something, I know I have the mentors and the network here to help me feel supported.” Katie and her mentor, Christine […]
[…] way. “Even if I can’t see a way through something, I know I have the mentors and the network here to help me feel supported.” Katie and her mentor, Christine […]
[…] impossible to Jared, so it was no surprise when he announced to his friends and mentors that he would be taking the 3,600-mile journey to California by car—because, in his […]
[…] studying Spanish language and education. Rebecca is grateful that during her time at MHS, her mentors, teachers, and houseparents instilled in her the value of time management, something that she […]
From financial services and banking to restaurant management, volleyball coaching, and marketing consultation, Tennekah Williams has a diverse range of work experience. Throughout her career, one of her biggest passions...
As a fifth-grader, Amanda Williams ’99 enrolled at Milton Hershey School in 1991. During her first year at the school, she experienced challenges, formed supportive relationships, and ultimately, found a...
Milton Hershey School named Johnny Mills ’75 the 2016 Alumnus of the Year, recognizing his talent as a renowned musician and the example of excellence and philanthropy he sets for...
If there is any characteristic that embodies the spirit of 2019 alumna Thalia Vega, it is an unrelenting belief in herself – both her abilities and potential. It was this...
By Soleil Carrion Del Toro, MHS Vice President of Finance and Shared Services Stories of women lifting one another up are often celebrated, but the greater influence we’ve had throughout...
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 Widener University have entered a partnership that creates new opportunities for financially disadvantaged students who are the first in their families to pursue undergraduate degrees. The...