News & Announcements

Information for summer band and orchestra.
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Please make sure your current email address and phone number are correct in the Parent Portal (Infinite Campus) so that we are able to reach you.
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Kindergarten Registration for the 2020-2021 school year is underway for children who will be five years old on or before September 30, 2020. This process can be done completely online! We recommend registering children as soon as possible to make sure you're connected with us to receive important updates and information.
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We would love to see some of the moments you've captured in video or photos representing the entire 2019-2020 school year. Use the links provided to upload your content where it fits best! Please know, items uploaded may be used in future publications for Mentor Public Schools.
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Device collection will take place at Paradigm, 6465 Center Street (located on the Mentor High School campus). Please view the collection information to find out what date and time your child(ren)'s device(s) are due.
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As both Lake County and Ohio continue a phased-reopening plan, is it important to remember that COVID-19 is still present. As of May 14, LCGHD has had 210 of its residents test positive, and sadly, eight have passed away. As testing opportunities gradually increase, it is expected that the number of those testing positive will increase as well. This means it is more important than ever to continue to follow basic safety principles as we begin to move around in our community.
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We've compiled answers to your most frequently asked questions about the school closure so far! Click here for the FAQ page and everything else you need to know about what's happening in Mentor Schools. Our website mentorschools.net/coronavirus is being updated every day.
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Information about upcoming fun events with our PTA.
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This showcase is designed to present the portfolios of the Mentor High School Fine Art Department Class of 2020. Seniors initially intended to display their work physically, however, the show could not go on as planned. No one could have have anticipated the abrupt change, but as artists we are trained for approaching change in an innovative way. COVID-19 has forced all seniors to adapt and invent creative solutions to preserve their senior year and do what artists do: solve problems. This showcase presents their individual strengths but together, it portrays a senior show through an online gallery of portfolios and images. While they are not able to shake your hand and introduce themselves, they want to share their awards, artist statements and portfolios of work- the work they have been creating throughout their high school careers.
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Our Nutrition Services department will continue to prepare grab-and-go style breakfast and lunch meals for our families in need. Pickup is on Mondays and Wednesdays at the high school.
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