Information about class acceleration can be downloaded .

Summer School info can now be downloaded: Scheduling Info     Parent Student Guidelines     Physical Education  

Mr. Wade's parent information letter for the spring can be downloaded here. In the letter is the FInal exam schedule, AP exam schedule and other important dates.

Mr. Wade's presentation on school expectations.

Here is the AP exam schedule

May 7-Chemistry

May 8- Computer Science/ Spanish

May 9- Calculus AB/Calc BC

May 10- English

May 11- German/US History/ European History/ Art

May 14- Biology/Physics B

May 15- US Government/ French

May 16 - Statistics

May 17 - Micro and Macroeconomis

Final exams for underclassmen will be on June 6-8. All exams are in the morning. exam times are 7:22-8:50, 9:05-10:35, and 10:50-12:20. The exam schedule is:

June 6: Mods1-2, 7-8, 11-12

June 7: Mods 8-10, 13-14, 15-16

June 8: Mods 3-4, 5-6

Senior exams will be on May 29 and May 30. The senior exam schedule is:

May 29: English, Career Tech Education, Science, Art, Health/P.E., Business

May 30: Social Studies, Math, Foreign Language, Family and Consumer Science, Tech Ed, Music 

May 31: Make ups

Stephen Cox, Jacob Cossman and Andrew Fraser won close to $4000 in Scholarships and Prizes at NEOSA's tech awards dinner last night. NEOSA is C.O.S.E.'s tech group that made awards to the I.T. companies in NE Ohio. Mentor won the top prize from over 40 entries for building a business website. 

I know many of you are feeling frustrated over the way our school is being portrayed in the media in regard to a documentary trailer recently released about alleged bullying at Mentor High. While there is not a lot we can say in response to the media coverage for legal reasons, what I know is that we have a great school, with great students and staff.  It is unfortunate some people are trying to paint us in a bad light. But, one thing I know is we will stick together and show our Cardinal Pride.  I encourage all of you to take the high road and deflect this negativity with positivity and kindness. Demonstrate your Cardinal Pride and show everyone how great our school is by continuing to do all the great things we do. As I said at the beginning of the year: be a good citizen and stand up and speak out.  Remember once a cardinal always a cardinal.  Have a great morning and stay strong Mentor High!

Sara Darowich earned an Honorable Mention in the Health/medicine category for her project examining a new methodology for determining facial height ratios.

Fred Buse earned 3^rd place in the Biology category for his project examining the amino acid order of insulin and using computer simulations to determine how it denatures.

Angela Blatz earned 3^rd place in the Health/medicine category for her project examining stress levels of neonates in the NICU at Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital.

Tom Kozlovich earned 3^rd place in the Behavior Science category for his project studying behaviors of autistic children as they progress through their week.

Avi Danda earned 2^nd place in the Health/medicine category for his project examining an inhibitor involved in basal cell lymphoma.

Sarah Fracci earned 2^nd place in Health/medicine also for her project studying the relationship between leptin proteins and breast cancer metastasis.

Nathan Sulecki earned 2^nd place in the Behavior Science category for his project studying emotions elicited by music genres and facial expressions.

Alyssa Albek earned 2^nd place for her project examining the use of diamond electrodes in detecting dopamine levels in the brain.

And finally Trishna Desai earned 1^st place in the Health/medicine category for her project examining the amount of antibodies present in various age groups of people infected with malaria.

Additionally these students earned recognition for their excellent work from numerous associations and departments. In total we came home with almost $1500 in cash and prizes.

Dear Parents and Guardians:

 I know you are joining me in sending thoughts and prayers to the Chardon Schools community. We can only imagine the pain and suffering the families of the victims are experiencing, as well as all of the Chardon families, friends, and community members.   I also know you are probably thinking of the safety plans Mentor Schools has in place. I want to assure you we have safety plans in place for all of our schools that are unique to different crisis situations. We have regular drills for our students and staff members for these different types of crises. In addition, our students are reminded to report any suspicious behaviors to staff members.   If you have any questions or concerns about the safety of your child, I urge you to contact your building principal to get answers. Meanwhile, if you notice anxiety in your child related to today's crisis, please get in touch with your principal or your child's guidance counselor so we can follow-up with your child. We have also asked staff members to pay close attention to their students' affect or feelings so we can address those concerns with your child and notify you. Thanks for working with us to keep Mentor Schools a safe place for our students and staff members.  

 Sincerely, Jacqueline Hoynes  

At the Case Regionals on Feb 26 both High School teams would have qualified for states at OSU on April 28. One team goes to states so there are tough choices to be made. Memorial and Shore also made it this year in the MS division.

This past weekend the team finished 3rd behind Solon and Centerville. They are ranked #1 and #2 in the country. But we were only 1 point (109 vs 108) behind Centerville. So after a regular season in which the team has consistly beaten top 10 teams in the country, they are excited about their chances of besting either Solon or Centerville to make it to Nats.

Feb 18 Mentor was host to 79 teams at  its 12th invitational.The school and FAC were filled with close to 1800 people. Thanks go to the army of  volunteers that made our inviational a hiuge success.

The team was 2nd to Harriton a nationally ranked team from N.Y.

At Wright State University Mentor finished 3rd in Ohio but 5th overall in a field of 60 teams. Just ahead of Mentor were the Texas State and Illinois state champions.

Mentor students won what happens to be the heaviest trophy in school history. It is a work of art carved in Pennsylvania bluestone. Solid stone! The team finished 2nd at the Jan 14 Athens Pa invitational competing against some of the top 10 schools in the country. Go Cards!

Mentor earned the 3rd place trophy at the Northmont Invitational on Jan 7. 45 teams from 4 states participated in this regional. Next weekend the team goes to Athens PA to compete against some of the top Nationals teams from NY and PA.

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