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Milton Hershey’s Mother Gives Love and Inspiration www.mhskids.org/blog/milton-hersheys-gift-milton-hershey-trust-mhs/

In 1909, our founders, Milton and Catherine Hershey, had the foresight to create a home and school for orphan boys that focused on giving them the opportunities they needed to...

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Houseparents Use Personal Experience to Train New Employees at Milton Hershey School www.mhskids.org/blog/houseparents-use-personal-experience-to-train-new-employees-at-milton-hershey-school/

Featuring Karen Brown, MHS Home Life Training Specialist As a Middletown resident, Karen Brown has always been fascinated by the mission of Milton Hershey School. She grew up down the...

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From the Classroom to a Student Home, Empty Nesters Impact Youth as Houseparents www.mhskids.org/blog/from-the-classroom-to-a-student-home-empty-nesters-impact-youth-as-houseparents/

Featuring Preston and Louise Morgan, MHS Houseparents After raising their family in Texas, Preston and Louise Morgan became empty nesters looking for a new opportunity in Pennsylvania near relatives. That’s...

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Milton Hershey School Greater Together: Program Support Services www.mhskids.org/blog/milton-hershey-school-greater-together-program-support-services/

A campaign acknowledging Milton Hershey School staff who look out for one another, achieve goals, and lift up the MHS community to make us Greater Together. The Milton Hershey School...

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Poverty Talks Series: The Legacy of Milton and Catherine Hershey Continues at Milton Hershey School www.mhskids.org/blog/poverty-talks-series-the-legacy-of-milton-and-catherine-hershey-continues-at-milton-hershey-school/

When you ask a parent what they want most for their child, it’s typical to hear words like, well-rounded, healthy, kind, compassionate, or happy. At Milton Hershey School—a free residential...

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Milton Hershey School Greater Together: Training and Development www.mhskids.org/blog/milton-hershey-school-greater-together-training-and-development/

[…] one of us can work together as effectively as possible. Tell us something about your jobs that few people know? Whether it is helping individuals/teams leverage performance management to achieve […]

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Milton Hershey School Principals Recognize Educators in Honor of World Teachers’ Day www.mhskids.org/blog/milton-hershey-school-principals-recognize-educators-in-honor-of-world-teachers-day/

In celebration of this year’s World Teachers’ Day on Tuesday, Oct. 5, Milton Hershey School principals shared their appreciation for our top-notch educators at MHS, who make a difference in...

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Milton Hershey School Psychologist Provides Mental Health Tips for Community www.mhskids.org/blog/milton-hershey-school-psychologist-provides-mental-health-tips-for-community/

Featuring Allison Carrier, Milton Hershey School Psychologist This Sunday, Oct. 10, is World Mental Health Day and this year’s theme is “Mental Health Care for All: Let’s Make It a...

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Milton Hershey School Spartan Internship Program: Solomon Gbodi www.mhskids.org/blog/milton-hershey-school-spartan-internship-program-solomon-gbodi/

Featuring Solomon Gbodi, Spartan Internship—Hockey Operations and Athletics The 2021 summer Spartan Internship program included 11 rising seniors working with Hershey entity partners and Milton Hershey School departments to gain...

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Without Houseparents, Milton Hershey School Alumna, Staff Member Says She May Not Have Graduated www.mhskids.org/blog/without-houseparents-milton-hershey-school-alumna-staff-member-says-she-may-not-have-graduated/

By Lorraine Romberger ’83, MHS Alumni Relations Manager The encouragement of houseparents can really make a difference in a student’s success at MHS. When I transitioned to MHS, it was...

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