Aug 31 - School Starts
  Sep 07 - Labor Day-No School
  Oct 16 - NEOEA Day - No School
  Nov 03 - Election Day - No School
  Nov 03 - OGT
    OGT makeups for Juniors/Seniors begin.
  Nov 03 - 1st Quarter Ends
  Nov 18 - Parent Conferences
  Nov 23 - Parent Conferences

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The First Summer Training Session for the 2009-2010 Webteam will be Tuesday July 7th 2009 starting at 12:00 pm for Photographers to learn how to make Photogalleries. contact Mr.Ramsey,Matt Weber,Ryan Rapini,or Jared Holder with questions

Parking spaces are no longer numbered. Student parking spaces will be yellow. Parking permits will be sold Monday, July 13, 2009 through Friday, July 31, 2009, in the Unit Office located in the High School. The hours of business will be 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
The procedure for students will be:
a) Your name MUST appear on the eligible lottery list available later this month
b) Download parking application and guidelines prior to purchase
c) Provide proof of insurance
d) Provide driver’s license
e) Provide method of payment, cash or check (checks made out to Mentor High School) for $50.00
f) No debit or credit cards please
g) Any questions, please call (440) 974-5327 and speak to Mrs. Drury or Mrs. Costich.

Only senior permits will be sold beginning July 13^th in accordance with eligibility lottery list.

Junior permits will be sold beginning the week of July 20 through July 31, 2009 in accordance with eligibility lottery list.

From All of Us here at Mentor High School We would like to say have a Save and Relaxing Summer Break. Stay Tuned for Orientation Info ,Schedule Pickup, New Contact Information,

Remember School Starts Monday August 31st 2009.

 

Also Best of luck to those teachers who will be leaving us and going on to new adventures next year and to our Retirrees .

They can be found on www.mentortop25.com

 

 

The Following List is the Required Summer Reading For All Mentor High Students:

All Levels 9th grade : Tuesdays with Morrie by: Mitch Albom

10th Grade Regular : Lord of the Flies by: William Golding

10th Grade College: Kindred by: Octavia Butler

10th Grade Honors : A Lesson Before Dying by:Ernest Gaines

11th Grade Regular: Of Mice and Men by: John Steinbeck

11th Grade College: A Lesson Before Dying by : Ernest Gaines

11th Grade Honors: Lord of the Flies by William Golding and The Once and Future King by T.H. White

12th Grade Regular : Twisted by: Laurie Halse Anderson

12th Grade Career Tech English: Brave New World by :  Aldous Huxley

12th Grade College: Arms and the Man by: George Bernard Shaw

12th Grade Honors: The Posionwood Bible by: Barbara Kingsolver

 

For Summer School registration and Drivers Education click here

Black Brook Golf Course is home to the Junior Golf League, where more than 100 junior golfers, ages 10 - 18, tee up for 9 or 18 holes of golf each Thursday morning in the summer, beginning June 18.  The league is designed for the experienced junior golfer. League play includes a weekly clinic with a golfing professional, skills contests, and regular course play.  Entry fee is $40 and greens fees are paid weekly.  Register online at www.cityofmentor.com/play or call the Mentor Recreation Department at (440) 974-5720.

Kids ages 8 - 15 can learn the basic techniques of digital photography and become skilled at taking great digital photos in a new class offered by the Mentor Recreation Department. Learn everything from using your camera's controls to how to hold your camera and even advanced techniques such as night photography and fireworks photos.    Class meets Saturdays, April 18 - May 9 from 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at the Community Center above the Mentor Ice Arena.  The cost is $149 for Mentor residents and $160 for nonresidents. A $25 lab fee is due to the instructor the first day of class.  Register online at  www.cityofmentor.com/play or call the Mentor Recreation Department at (440) 974-5720.

This letter from the Guidance Office provides parents with information regarding the Career Development program that their students underwent this spring. For more information on how to access how the results of this program or for more general information, parents can access the letter by clicking here.

The Lake Geauga Educational Assistance Foundation (LEAF) helps students and their families plan for post secondary education. You can access the newsletter online thanks to MHS advisor Jane Csaszar.

Baseball Program for hitting, pitching, catching and infielding for kids 2nd to 8th grade.

Registration Forms are here

Questions call: Coach Taylor 440-478-0696 / Athletic Office 440-974-5304