Should students have a voice in the board policies that shape their daily lives?  For years, school policies have been created by adults, yet students rarely get a say, and we are the ones greatly impacted...

As students, we are encouraged to explore and question the world around us. We are asked to reflect on our values and challenge them. As young people, we are expected to question. While some may view this...

Late last school year, an email was sent to Parents and Guardians of students at Mentor High School. The email said: "The Mentor Exempted Village School District is committed to protecting the health,...

Dress codes are a common thing to see in school guidelines nowadays. A dress code aims to keep students looking professional and wearing appropriate clothing. Private schools typically have uniforms, while...

Beginning on March 6, the schedule of Wednesdays at Mentor High School is set to change. From being able to arrive at school almost an hour later than usual, students will now be dismissed an hour early....

This May, it will have been one year since the Class of 2026 was transitioned to Chromebooks, setting the new device standard for the upcoming classes. In acknowledgment of the occasion, Cardinal Nation...

This year, the National Merit program has recognized four National Merit Semi-Finalists and three Commended Students from MHS. The Semi-Finalists are Lauren Bangerter, Abby Horvath, Harikrishna Patel,...

If you've ever taken a test, you've probably noticed there's a certain pattern. You go to school and learn, but as the 1st or 2nd week of the unit ends, a test arrives. There's a good chance you procrastinate...

You may have heard about NAMI coming in next week to present about mental health, but what is NAMI? NAMI stands for the National Alliance on Mental Illness, and they are the largest grassroots mental...

Advisor’s Note: This article was written by an AP Seminar student as part of a “Make a Difference” project. For the AP Seminar Performance Tasks that are scored by College Board, students spend...

Today, we will be voting for our next officers for the 2023-2024 school year! Each year, around May, we vote for our new student government class officers and general officers. This year, we have multiple...

It's that time of year again to pick and choose courses for the next school year at MHS! Or maybe you're graduating and looking at some new college classes that sound interesting. Languages are great options,...