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A School Unlike Any Other

“I’ve never seen anything like it.”

That’s what engineer and YouTuber Mark Rober said after visiting Milton Hershey School. During his visit, he met students learning skills often associated with expensive private schools—from engineering and computer science to healthcare, skilled trades, and more.

At MHS, qualifying students receive access to these experiences with all costs covered.

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A Top-Tier Education with All Costs Covered

MHS is a top-tier private school, where qualifying students in pre-K through 12th grade live and learn on campus in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and receive an exceptional educational experience—with all costs covered.

As a residential school, MHS students benefit from a supportive home life program, dedicated adult mentors, extracurricular opportunities, and an education designed to help them grow academically, socially, and personally.

Children ages 4 to 15 from qualifying families are eligible to enroll. Our enrollment journey is competitive, and being accepted can be a source of pride for our families.

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Build It. Test It. Create It.

At Milton Hershey School, students explore engineering, healthcare, construction, culinary arts, manufacturing, automotive technology, and other career fields through hands-on experiences that connect learning to real life.

The journey begins long before high school. From an early age, students are encouraged to explore their interests, discover how things work, solve problems, build confidence, and learn by doing. As they grow, those experiences help them identify their strengths and interests before choosing a career pathway within the 10 CTE program areas.

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Want to Learn More About MHS?

Ready to explore what MHS could offer you, or a child you may know? Here’s where to start:

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