The Milton Hershey School Clothing Center

As part of Milton Hershey School’s founding principles, all students have all the clothing they need to be appropriately dressed at all times for all occasions, from chapel service to the pool. As the Deed of Trust states, our clothes are designed to have students dressed “plainly, neatly, and comfortably clothed, without distinctive dress.”
Student’s get fitted twice a year in the Clothing Center with tailored, coordinated clothes. Each student has more than 80 items in their wardrobe.

[@gerrimiller3491]

I am so excited that God led us to Milton Hershey for our daughter's education and confidence ⚘

[@louisevarpkpeh9757]

I am praying to God for Milton Hershey to accept my daughter.

[@maameasante6626]

did she get accepted?

[@charleskendig205]

I am proud of my alma mater and all that they are doing to help children in need.

[@dylome13]

Thank you. One of my favorite thing about their clothing is that it is labeled with their names l. Now even they’re not at bowstring school anymore, I labeled their socks so it doesn’t switch to siblings and I know who’s leaving it around the house.

[@theedenfoundation5430]

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[@deaziamoore3602]

so do students all have to wear black chapel shoes or can they wear their own shoes?

[@MHSSchool]

Hello De’Azia! That’s a great question. All MHS students are provided with dress wear called “Chapel clothing” or “Sunday best.” The houseparents in each student home can answer all clothing-related questions-as the guidelines differ between Elementary, Middle, and Senior Divisions.

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[@albertlayden4967]

Someone please tell Mr. and Mrs.Black at student home oakley thank you. Albert

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[@Artsypawz]

Does this school have dorms?

[@MHSSchool]

Thank you for your interest in Milton Hershey School. At MHS, all students from age 4 through 12th grade live at school in a family-like atmosphere in a student home or Transitional Living apartment (12th grade). For more information about student home life, you can visit www.mhskids.org/mhs-experience/student-home-life.

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