Clover School District
Each Child, Each Day... Excellence
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Jessia Smith, a teacher at the Center for Career Innovation..
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Jessia Smith, a teacher at the Center for Career Innovation..
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Last week, Clover School District proudly hosted the 2026 Talent in the Arts Summer Camp, bringing together gifted and talented arts students from across the district for a week of creativity, collaboration, and artistic growth.
Students in visual art, music, dance, and theater spent the week immersed in their chosen art forms, expanding their skills, exploring new techniques, and learning alongside peers who share their passion for the arts. Throughout the week, participants were challenged to grow as artists while building connections and celebrating the power of creative expression.
We are grateful to our talented instructors, staff, and student participants for making this inaugural experience such a success. It was inspiring to witness the creativity, dedication, and enthusiasm our students brought each day, and we look forward to continuing to nurture the arts within Clover School District.
Students in visual art, music, dance, and theater spent the week immersed in their chosen art forms, expanding their skills, exploring new techniques, and learning alongside peers who share their passion for the arts. Throughout the week, participants were challenged to grow as artists while building connections and celebrating the power of creative expression.
We are grateful to our talented instructors, staff, and student participants for making this inaugural experience such a success. It was inspiring to witness the creativity, dedication, and enthusiasm our students brought each day, and we look forward to continuing to nurture the arts within Clover School District.
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Ruby Copelin, a teacher at Liberty Hill Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
As we continue celebrating our graduates and reflecting on a truly remarkable year in the Clover School District, we are proud of all that our students, faculty, and staff accomplished together. From academic achievements and athletic success to artistic excellence and community service, our students excelled in countless ways. None of it would have been possible without a dedicated team that was "ALL IN" every day, living our motto: Each Child, Each Day, Excellence. Enjoy reading this recap that provides just a sampling of the year's highlights.
While the school year has come to a close, the work continues throughout the summer. Teams across the district are hard at work planning, preparing, and ensuring that everything is in place when students return on August 3. This year marks an exciting milestone as our Clover family grows with the addition of three new schools. We are eager to welcome students, staff, and families into these new learning environments and begin a new chapter in the history of the Clover School District.
The future is bright, and we can't wait to see what the next school year brings.
While the school year has come to a close, the work continues throughout the summer. Teams across the district are hard at work planning, preparing, and ensuring that everything is in place when students return on August 3. This year marks an exciting milestone as our Clover family grows with the addition of three new schools. We are eager to welcome students, staff, and families into these new learning environments and begin a new chapter in the history of the Clover School District.
The future is bright, and we can't wait to see what the next school year brings.
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Douglas Pearson, an assistant principal at Lake Wylie High School.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Douglas Pearson, an assistant principal at Lake Wylie High School.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Leah Suggs, a teacher at Oakridge Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Leah Suggs, a teacher at Oakridge Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Congratulations to this year's Tri-District Adult Education graduates! Serving the Clover, York, and Fort Mill School Districts, the program served 175 adult learners this year through its GED Preparation and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs. Through hard work, determination, and perseverance, 33 students earned their diplomas and were celebrated during a graduation ceremony this evening at the Academies of Clover.
Whether earning a GED, improving English language skills, or opening doors to new opportunities for themselves and their families, these graduates exemplify the power of lifelong learning and the transformative impact of education. We are proud of all they have accomplished and look forward to seeing where their journeys lead next. Congratulations, graduates—we celebrate your success and the bright future ahead!
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Chauntresse C. Jones, a teacher at Clover Middle School..
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Chauntresse C. Jones, a teacher at Clover Middle School..
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Jacob Thigpen, a teacher at Clover High School..
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Jacob Thigpen, a teacher at Clover High School..
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Jeffrey Horne, a teacher at Liberty Hill Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Jeffrey Horne, a teacher at Liberty Hill Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Jennifer Fallin, a teacher at Oakridge Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Jennifer Fallin, a teacher at Oakridge Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Anna Estes, a teacher at Crowders Creek Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Anna Estes, a teacher at Crowders Creek Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Max Collins, a media specialist at Roosevelt Middle School.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Max Collins, a media specialist at Roosevelt Middle School.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Last year's district theme was "All In: 100% Committed, 100% Together." This theme was shared at the annual Convocation by Superintendent Dr. Sheila Quinn.
Bus drivers took this message to heart and set a personal goal of having perfect attendance throughout the school year.
Four drivers achieved this goal:
Corinna Greene
Raymond Hasty
Lavinia Howell
Ginger Owens
Another seven drivers achieved perfect attendance for the first semester:
Ellen Ard
James Blair
Gary Deal
Linda Deal
William Fitter
Lawanda McNeal
Steve Pressley
Two drivers had perfect attendance for the second semester:
Christen Brown
Jessie Wilson
Thanks so much to these bus drivers for being "All In"! We appreciate all you do for our students and their families!
Bus drivers took this message to heart and set a personal goal of having perfect attendance throughout the school year.
Four drivers achieved this goal:
Corinna Greene
Raymond Hasty
Lavinia Howell
Ginger Owens
Another seven drivers achieved perfect attendance for the first semester:
Ellen Ard
James Blair
Gary Deal
Linda Deal
William Fitter
Lawanda McNeal
Steve Pressley
Two drivers had perfect attendance for the second semester:
Christen Brown
Jessie Wilson
Thanks so much to these bus drivers for being "All In"! We appreciate all you do for our students and their families!
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Kirstin Segars, a teacher at Oakridge Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Kirstin Segars, a teacher at Oakridge Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Welcome to the Clover Family! 💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Sophie Pepin, a teacher at Bethany Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
We’re excited to officially welcome our newest team members to Clover School District for the 2026–2027 school year! Each staff member brings unique talents, fresh perspectives and a shared commitment to making a difference in the lives of our students.
Today, we welcome Sophie Pepin, a teacher at Bethany Elementary.
Here in Clover, we’re proud to be known as the community with love in the middle—and that starts with the people who walk through our doors each day. From classrooms to cafeterias, buses to offices, and everywhere in between, you are now part of a team that leads with heart, purpose and pride.💙💚
Clover High School Celebrates the Class of 2026
More than 550 Clover High School graduates crossed the stage and received their diplomas last night during commencement exercises, marking the culmination of years of hard work, achievement, and memories shared on the school's current campus.
The ceremony began with the presentation of the colors by the Air Force JROTC, followed by a stirring rendition of the National Anthem performed by the Choraliers. Cheyenne Joshi, Fellowship of Christian Athletes captain, offered the opening prayer, setting a reflective tone for the evening's celebration.
Student Body President Tori Klein challenged her classmates to embrace the opportunities ahead while reflecting on their unique place in Clover High School history.
"It's also a bit strange realizing we're the last class to know CHS like this, the only high school in the district," Klein said. "But maybe that's a reminder that every chapter of our lives eventually becomes history for someone else to learn from. So, let's try turning our little legacies of hype Friday night lights, award-winning programs, and lasting friendships into practice for one day creating legacies that can change the world."
Senior Class President Shayla Linck presented the Class of 2026's senior gift: a commemorative mural honoring the 50-year history of the current Clover High School campus. Designed by members of Student Council, the mural celebrates five decades of Clover graduates, with each letter in "CLOVER" representing a different decade and highlighting notable achievements from that era.
Clover High School Principal Donna Farris reflected on the significance of the evening, particularly as the district prepares to open a second high school next year.
"Next year, our community begins a new chapter as a new high school opens," Farris said. "And while change can sometimes feel emotional, tonight reminds us of something important: the heart of a community is never found in a building. It's found in its people."
Salutatorian Bella Grace Ward encouraged her classmates to thoughtfully choose the people who will shape their futures.
"As we start our next chapters in life, we will need to create our place in the midst of new people," Ward said. "Surround yourself with people who believe in the best YOU you can be."
Valedictorian Ella Nighbor reflected on finding joy in life's everyday moments, sharing a passage from Donna Ashworth's poem "Joy Chose You." Through her remarks, Nighbor reminded graduates to recognize and embrace joy as they move forward into the next stage of their lives.
The evening concluded with the presentation of diplomas as more than 550 graduates officially joined the ranks of Clover High School alumni. As the Class of 2026 turns the page to a new chapter, they leave behind a legacy of academic excellence, leadership, service, athletic achievement, and school pride that will continue to shape the Clover community for years to come.
A gallery of additional images will be shared shortly.
More than 550 Clover High School graduates crossed the stage and received their diplomas last night during commencement exercises, marking the culmination of years of hard work, achievement, and memories shared on the school's current campus.
The ceremony began with the presentation of the colors by the Air Force JROTC, followed by a stirring rendition of the National Anthem performed by the Choraliers. Cheyenne Joshi, Fellowship of Christian Athletes captain, offered the opening prayer, setting a reflective tone for the evening's celebration.
Student Body President Tori Klein challenged her classmates to embrace the opportunities ahead while reflecting on their unique place in Clover High School history.
"It's also a bit strange realizing we're the last class to know CHS like this, the only high school in the district," Klein said. "But maybe that's a reminder that every chapter of our lives eventually becomes history for someone else to learn from. So, let's try turning our little legacies of hype Friday night lights, award-winning programs, and lasting friendships into practice for one day creating legacies that can change the world."
Senior Class President Shayla Linck presented the Class of 2026's senior gift: a commemorative mural honoring the 50-year history of the current Clover High School campus. Designed by members of Student Council, the mural celebrates five decades of Clover graduates, with each letter in "CLOVER" representing a different decade and highlighting notable achievements from that era.
Clover High School Principal Donna Farris reflected on the significance of the evening, particularly as the district prepares to open a second high school next year.
"Next year, our community begins a new chapter as a new high school opens," Farris said. "And while change can sometimes feel emotional, tonight reminds us of something important: the heart of a community is never found in a building. It's found in its people."
Salutatorian Bella Grace Ward encouraged her classmates to thoughtfully choose the people who will shape their futures.
"As we start our next chapters in life, we will need to create our place in the midst of new people," Ward said. "Surround yourself with people who believe in the best YOU you can be."
Valedictorian Ella Nighbor reflected on finding joy in life's everyday moments, sharing a passage from Donna Ashworth's poem "Joy Chose You." Through her remarks, Nighbor reminded graduates to recognize and embrace joy as they move forward into the next stage of their lives.
The evening concluded with the presentation of diplomas as more than 550 graduates officially joined the ranks of Clover High School alumni. As the Class of 2026 turns the page to a new chapter, they leave behind a legacy of academic excellence, leadership, service, athletic achievement, and school pride that will continue to shape the Clover community for years to come.
A gallery of additional images will be shared shortly.
Members of the Clover High School (CHS) Class of 2026 stopped by Oakridge Middle School (OMS) for one last game of dodgeball yesterday following their Eagle Walk at Oakridge Elementary (OES).
Congratulations, Seniors! We can't wait to celebrate you tonight!
Congratulations, Seniors! We can't wait to celebrate you tonight!
That’s a wrap on an amazing school year! 🎉☀️
Today marks the last day of school, and we couldn’t be more proud of all our students, staff, and families for a year full of growth, achievement, and unforgettable memories. From the first day to the last, it’s been a journey worth celebrating!
As we head into summer break, we wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled time. Enjoy the sunshine, make great memories, and we’ll see you back ready for another fantastic year!
#LastDayOfSchool #SummerBreak #SeeYouNextYear
Today marks the last day of school, and we couldn’t be more proud of all our students, staff, and families for a year full of growth, achievement, and unforgettable memories. From the first day to the last, it’s been a journey worth celebrating!
As we head into summer break, we wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled time. Enjoy the sunshine, make great memories, and we’ll see you back ready for another fantastic year!
#LastDayOfSchool #SummerBreak #SeeYouNextYear
More than 275 Blue Eagle 8th graders celebrated "Moving On" to high school during Clover Middle School's recognition ceremony this morning.
The colors were presented by Judson Baird and Jackson Fielder. Juliana Barton led the Pledge of Allegiance, while members of the Summit Honors Choir, under the direction of Brooke Rice, performed the National Anthem.
Student Body President Amelia Ramsey delivered the welcome. Assistant Principal Chenetra Brewington offered opening remarks, and student Eralan Richmond shared a reflection.
Assistant Principal Marybeth Willey called names for the presentation of certificates, as Principal Maurice Johnson and Assistant Principal Douglas Dooley shook hands with the students.
Student Callie Thomas shared thoughts about looking forward, while Mr. Johnson delivered closing remarks.
Congratulations to all the students being promoted today, especially those moving to middle and high school in the fall.
The colors were presented by Judson Baird and Jackson Fielder. Juliana Barton led the Pledge of Allegiance, while members of the Summit Honors Choir, under the direction of Brooke Rice, performed the National Anthem.
Student Body President Amelia Ramsey delivered the welcome. Assistant Principal Chenetra Brewington offered opening remarks, and student Eralan Richmond shared a reflection.
Assistant Principal Marybeth Willey called names for the presentation of certificates, as Principal Maurice Johnson and Assistant Principal Douglas Dooley shook hands with the students.
Student Callie Thomas shared thoughts about looking forward, while Mr. Johnson delivered closing remarks.
Congratulations to all the students being promoted today, especially those moving to middle and high school in the fall.
