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[…] learned first-hand what skills are required to be successful in the manufacturing field. Among the staff who took time to help the students grow was MHS alumnus Christian Ferguson ’08, […]
[…] incredibly proud of our students for sharing their stories to celebrate cultural diversity,” said MHS Staff and Student Engagement Coordinator Sharice Johnson. “Opportunities like these empower young people to embrace […]
[…] Center concourse shimmered with mirrored panels, creating a symbolic passage of self-reflection. As students and staff walked through the radiant corridor, they saw themselves not just in glass, but in […]
[…] know how challenging medical school is and they can lean on me for support.” MHS staff further showcased Career-Focused Education by taking students to a health science lab and hosting […]
[…] group to help paint playground equipment and to entertain lonely animals has surely given the staff around here moments to breathe and plan for the future,” said Sara White, MHS […]
[…] and the Humane Society of Harrisburg Area. Mentorship Additionally, seeking mentorship and guidance from MHS staff or other community volunteers can play a vital role in developing leadership skills in […]
[…] At the conclusion of the ceremony, MHS Assistant Principal Travis Smith thanked parents/sponsors, teachers, and staff members for their commitment to the students’ success. See All of Our Commencement Week […]
[…] this struggle. Thankfully, I was given many different options for support, including therapy, relationships with staff and students, and the ability to contact my parents and family. What’s your top […]
[…] the Eagles Autism Foundation All-Abilities Drumline Clinic and has since made life-changing connections with Eagles staff and fellow performers. Before Barkley’s remarks, Gurt celebrated the students’ success on Keystone […]
[…] serving both boys and girls. A strong core of volunteers, including 200 coaches and support staff under his leadership, ensured the players received the individualized attention they needed to succeed. […]
