News & Announcements

As both Lake County and Ohio continue a phased-reopening plan, is it important to remember that COVID-19 is still present. As of May 14, LCGHD has had 210 of its residents test positive, and sadly, eight have passed away. As testing opportunities gradually increase, it is expected that the number of those testing positive will increase as well. This means it is more important than ever to continue to follow basic safety principles as we begin to move around in our community.

Device collection will take place at Paradigm, 6465 Center Street (located on the Mentor High School campus). Please view the collection information to find out what date and time your child(ren)'s device(s) are due.

Please make sure your current email address and phone number are correct in the Parent Portal (Infinite Campus) so that we are able to reach you.

We've compiled answers to your most frequently asked questions about the school closure so far! Click here for the FAQ page and everything else you need to know about what's happening in Mentor Schools. Our website mentorschools.net/coronavirus is being updated every day.

I am sure many of you join us in feeling the incredible disappointment of not being able to finish the school year together in our buildings, rather at home through remote learning instead. News that our buildings would be closed to students for the remainder of the school year naturally brings a lot of questions. Please know that while we do not know all of the answers just yet, I can assure you, our team continues to work diligently every day on planning.

May 1, 2020: As the state of Ohio begins to slowly reopen, the use of cloth masks or face coverings continues to be a hot topic. The Ohio Department of Health has released the following FAQs to clear up the confusion.

Our Nutrition Services department will continue to prepare grab-and-go style breakfast and lunch meals for our families in need. Pickup is on Mondays and Wednesdays at the high school.

For the last five years, the district has used BrightBytes (a trusted, secure, anonymous, 15 minute-or-less survey tool) to gather feedback around our district's technology initiatives.  Because of remote learning, BrightBytes has adjusted the survey to provide information to help districts respond to the current needs of students, families, and staff members.