Founded in 1955, the National Merit Scholarship Program is an annual academic competition for high school students. Students enter by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test...
Homecoming season is here, and what better way to spend it than learning about your Homecoming Queen Candidates? Cardinal Nation reached out to the Queen's Court to ask them three main questions about...
Homecoming is right around the corner! Learn more about MHS’s Homecoming Courts before the King and Queen are named at this year’s festivities. Cardinal Nation asked three key questions to help you...
\Jack Sawyer and his journey fighting cancer was followed by many Mentor students and citizens and had an indelible impact on the Mentor community. Diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called Ewing Sarcoma...
Homecoming is just around the corner - and that prompts the crowning of Homecoming King and Queen. Voting for this year’s 2023 Homecoming royalty is currently open to seniors and closes on September...
It is that time of year again to vote for Mentor High School's Homecoming King and Queen! From the Homecoming assembly to Spirit Week and finally the Homecoming dance, September is an exciting month all...
Ayesha Faruki is Mentor High School's very own self-published author of the book Whisper, the first novel in the Cities of the Lost series. She wrote Whisper at age eleven. It is currently available...
Quinn Fuerst, Cardinal Nation contributor
• October 6, 2022
This year Mentor High School has six National Merit Semi-Finalists and eight Commended Scholars as chosen by the College Board. Being a National Merit Semi-Finalists means you are in the top 99th percentile...
Mentor's 2022 Homecoming King Candidates give us some insight into their life as Mentor students and their involvement in our community by telling us a little about themselves. They have also given their...
With Memorial Day weekend comes, for most Americans, time to relax and spend time outside with family. For many high schoolers, this might just represent another long weekend or mark the end of the school...
