It's not every day a YouTuber comes to MHS.
Last week, our Cardinal Works students hosted Scott Anderson of the YouTube show "Scott's Free Lunch." Scott travels the United States highlighting innovative...
This week - April 23-29 - is National Library Week! This is a week to not only encourage reading, but to also appreciate the roles of libraries and librarians in our society.
Throughout the years, libraries...
Over the weekend of April 13-16, the Mentor Model U.N. team departed from Mentor High School with its' sights set on George Washington University for our Washington Area Model United Nations Conference...
For the second time in six months, the Mentor Local Schools have found themselves profiled nationally as a result of debates at the school board level.
Fox News reported on proposed pronoun policies...
During Mentor Mode U,N,'s recent trip to Chicago, students in the International Press Delegation (IPD) were given the chance to take a tour of the newsroom for the CBS TV affiliate in Chicago. This station...
Advisor's Note: After two years of not being able to hold a Mentor High School Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony, two classes of athletes will be inducted on Saturday, March 25 at 6 p.m. in the Mentor...
On Tuesday, at 11:30 a.m. in Mentor Schools' Paradigm building, the Mentor Chamber of Commerce hosted
city government officials, parents, board members, and more to hear Superintendent Craig Heath’s...
After months of vehement debate, Mentor's school board has updated its current policy regarding public speaking at meetings.
On December 9, 2022, parents and guardians of Mentor Schools students received...
Let's face it: most people find it overwhelming to research every issue and find a candidate that they feel most represents their views. That's why we're here to make it easy. Here you will find a little...
First celebrated at Tammany Hall (New York) in 1892, Christopher Columbus finds his way onto our calendar every year. This year being celebrated on October 10. While this used to be just another day for...
On September 16, Cardinal Nation spoke virtually with Shqipe Mjekiqi, a politician in the government of Kosovo in southern Europe, to learn more about her life and work as Mentor Model U.N. anticipates...
Recent discussions within Mentor Schools and our surrounding communities have revolved around the role of student pronoun preference in our classes and parental rights to know about it. This was described...
