A Message from the Principal
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Principal:
Tommy Dwyer
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Assistant Principal:
Hillary Hoose (A-L)
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Assistant Principal:
Anna Pavkov (M-Z)
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@MrDwyerMentor
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@HooseSMS
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@PavkovAnna
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We have had an action packed and exciting first half of the school year. I am proud of the way students have worked hard in the classroom each day to achieve academic gains. Grades will be available to families via the parent portal on January 7. Congratulations to 8th grade Fine Art students Molly Jorgensen-Farris, Riley Meister, and Kiley Nicholson. Their design was selected to be the official Mentor Public Schools district Holiday Card.
Winter activities are also in full swing. Our Science Olympiad team competed this past weekend in Toledo against several of the best teams from Ohio and Michigan. Congratulations to Adrian Beatty and Charlotte Beatty for placing 4th in Scrambler. Strong performances were also on display from Nicholas Yamamoto and Sophia Fiorilli in Scrambler. Dorian Nauinigr and Joe Tellep competed hard in Wind Power. Congrats to the entire team! Seasons for both boys and girls basketball teams are off to nice start and our wrestling team has been working hard on the mat. Shoreline Singers have had multiple events, including being on the radio this past Monday evening. In addition, various clubs have been meeting throughout the week at Shore. Lastly, our drama club has been working hard in preparation for their performance later this year. I am proud of all the students at Shore for not only what they do in the classroom, but also the hard work they dedicate to their extracurriculars. If your child is looking to get involved at Shore, HERE is a list of the various clubs we have available. Many are still able to be joined. Reach out to the club advisor with any questions.
As we look to the second half of the year I ask you to take some time to reiterate to your child about spreading kindness. Each day we stress the importance of being Safe, Respectful, and Responsible to themselves and others. Please make sure your child brings a fully charged Chromebook to school each day and remind your child to be there for others in need and to portray the positive image of Shore that so many do each and every day. The Shore community is a special one and it takes all of us to make it the best it can be. I wish you all a wonderful holiday season and winter break. See you in 2025!