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Mentoring Other Parents/Sponsors Through the Milton Hershey School Journey www.mhskids.org/blog/mentoring-other-parents-sponsors-through-the-mhs-journey/

By Karen Sowu, Parent/Sponsor of Daniel Sowu ’01 My son Daniel attended Milton Hershey School from 1994 to 2001. He graduated from MHS and went to college in Minnesota where...

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Who We Are at Milton Hershey School www.mhskids.org/blog/who-we-are-unique-students/

By Tony Sedun, an MHS Middle Division Teacher Stripes on zebras. Spots on koalas’ noses. Nose prints on cows. Fingerprints on people. These are the marks of individuality in the...

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Airports and Houseparenting www.mhskids.org/blog/airports-and-houseparenting/

By Clare Ogle, an MHS houseparent I think airports are some of the happiest and saddest places on the planet. The same is true of train stations and hospitals. Think...

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How Does Technology Enhance the Learning Environment? www.mhskids.org/blog/technology-enhance-learning-environment/

[…] necessary for 21st-century success. “Our kids are walking into a world where there will be jobs we don’t even know yet,” Campbell added. “We’re trying to teach the core skills […]

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Veronica “Fanny” Snavely Hershey: Milton’s Strongest Influence www.mhskids.org/blog/fanny-hershey-miltons-strongest-influence/

[…] apprentice in Joseph Royer’s confectionary and candy store. When Fanny learned he was doing menial jobs like sweeping the floors and turning ice cream, she went to Royer and they […]

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Music In Our Schools Month: The Benefits of Visual and Performing Arts www.mhskids.org/blog/music-schools-month-benefits-visual-performing-arts/

Visual and performing arts (VPA) affect most people’s daily lives, whether we’re watching a movie, viewing an advertisement, or listening to music. For students who choose to participate in the...

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The Long Game www.mhskids.org/blog/the-long-game/

By Clare Ogle, an MHS houseparent When it comes to houseparenting, I like to tell people that we’re playing the long game. When we’re dealing with people, especially teens, we...

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A Life Of Giving: Celebrating Catherine Hershey’s 150th Birthday www.mhskids.org/blog/a-life-of-giving-celebrating-catherine-hersheys-150th-birthday/

There are many important dates in the history of Milton Hershey School in Hershey, Pa., but one of these noteworthy occasions happened decades before the first students ever arrived. It...

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Celebrating Milton S. Hershey: The Unique Philanthropist www.mhskids.org/blog/celebrating-milton-s-hershey-the-unique-philanthropist/

In November 1923, readers opened the Harrisburg Evening News and The New York Times to learn about a $60 million gift to children in need. There had been no press...

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Gratitude: The Lesson That Lasts a Lifetime www.mhskids.org/blog/gratitude-the-lesson-that-lasts-a-lifetime/

[…] common, he understood that success is meaningful only when shared. During the Great Depression, when jobs were scarce, he famously ordered large excavation machines removed from a worksite at Pat’s […]

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