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The Milton Hershey School Is The Richest And Wealthiest K-12 Residential School In The World. Its $12 Billion Trust Fund Financed By Sales Of The Iconic Hershey Candy Eclipse That Of Cornell Dartmouth And Johns Hopkins Combined. Even More Stunning Is That The School For Orphans Owns The Hershey Company And Not The Other Way Around.. As The Twentieth-Century Drew To A Close The School’S Board Of Managers Creatively Interpreted The Founder’S Mission And Tried To Turn The Refuge For Extremely Needy Children Into More Of A Middle-Class Boarding School. The Alumni “Homeguys” Challenged The Board And After A Decade Of Legal Struggle And National Publicity Won The Battle To Reclaim The Soul Of The School.. Johnny O’Brien An Orphan Who Lived At The School Growing Up Helped To Lead The Successful Alumni Protest. In A Shocking Turn Of Events He Was Then Selected To Become Milton Hershey School’S Eighth President And Tasked With Restoring The Mission Morale And Character-Building Culture Of “The Home.” He Would Need All His Orphan Resilience Princeton And Johns Hopkins Wisdom And His Good Friends To Transform This Unusual And Remarkable School.. In A Riveting And Haunting Account O’Brien Tells A Universal Story About The Vulnerability Of Needy Children Describes The Madness That Consumed His Beloved Brother Explores The Cruelty Of Bullies—Both Young And Old Exposes The Corrupting Influence Of Money And Shows How The Milton Hershey School Continues Its Sacred Mission Of Saving Thousands Of America’S Neediest Children.. See The Website For The Book At Semisweetbook.Com.