The Board of Education voted this week to place a five-year 4.9-mill levy on the May 2026 Primary Election ballot. This levy would generate $13.5 million annually and would provide funding to support the district’s general operating budget and the day-to-day costs associated with operating the school system at its current level of services. Our team remains focused on providing the high-quality education the children of our community need, while exercising prudent fiscal management practices and maintaining a safe learning environment.
Mentor Schools recently hosted a Career Academies Expo for 10th grade students, giving them the opportunity to explore a wide range of career pathways and elective options available through our Career Academies.
For the 2026-2027 school year, we will once again be offering both morning and afternoon preschool classes at Mentor High School. This unique program provides a wonderful learning experience for our youngest learners while also supporting real-world learning for our junior and senior high school students pursuing education-related career pathways.
The 2026–27 Mentor Schools Career Academies course offerings catalog is now available! Explore hands-on, career-focused learning opportunities that help students earn high school credit, college credit, and industry credentials while preparing for life after graduation. This catalog is especially important for review by 10th grade students and their parents/guardians.
We are proud to present this Financial Report for fiscal year 2025 to our community. Chief Financial Officer Bill Wade releases this report annually to share information about where our resources come from, how they are used, and how this impacts our taxpayers. Please view the report to learn more.