Clover School District
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Clover School District's (CSD) two award-winning high school band programs hosted 4th and 5th grade students today for the annual Band Expo.
The event is designed to heighten awareness among students about the opportunities available to them as they begin enrolling in elective courses when they start middle school.
Students in the Clover High School attendance zone came to the Clover School District Auditorium, while students in the Lake Wylie High School attendance zone came to the Lake Wylie High Auditorium.
Both bands performed music they have prepared for competition season or for upcoming Veterans Day events.
Rick Langdale is the band director at Clover High School. Anne Lewis Turner is the band director at Lake Wylie High School.
The event is designed to heighten awareness among students about the opportunities available to them as they begin enrolling in elective courses when they start middle school.
Students in the Clover High School attendance zone came to the Clover School District Auditorium, while students in the Lake Wylie High School attendance zone came to the Lake Wylie High Auditorium.
Both bands performed music they have prepared for competition season or for upcoming Veterans Day events.
Rick Langdale is the band director at Clover High School. Anne Lewis Turner is the band director at Lake Wylie High School.
Clover Middle School's Robotics Team 1660C won the Bob Jones Academy Robotics Tournament in Greenville on Saturday, Nov. 7.
This team includes Noah Edwards, Sam Houck and Corbin Westmoreland. This team has worked hard and had a hard-fought battle between qualifying matches and then winning all elimination matches to make it to the final match. The team will advance to state championships in March held at River Bluff High School in Columbia, SC.
CMS Team 1660B won the Innovation Award for the Double Reverse 4 Bar Lift built on their robot. This team includes Annabelle Naile, Jacob Blair and Virginia Mayberry.
The team is coached by Virginia Mayberry.
This team includes Noah Edwards, Sam Houck and Corbin Westmoreland. This team has worked hard and had a hard-fought battle between qualifying matches and then winning all elimination matches to make it to the final match. The team will advance to state championships in March held at River Bluff High School in Columbia, SC.
CMS Team 1660B won the Innovation Award for the Double Reverse 4 Bar Lift built on their robot. This team includes Annabelle Naile, Jacob Blair and Virginia Mayberry.
The team is coached by Virginia Mayberry.
Thank you to the Clover Town Council for recognizing the Clover High School Marching Band on their 2026 SCBDA 4A State Championship. The Pride of Clover took home top honors on Saturday, October 31 at the state competition in Blythewood.
On hand to present a plaque to the band's director and student leaders at tonight's Town Council meeting was Wes Love, President of the Band Booster Club.
Thank you, Town of Clover, for your support and recognition of the band's amazing success this year.
On hand to present a plaque to the band's director and student leaders at tonight's Town Council meeting was Wes Love, President of the Band Booster Club.
Thank you, Town of Clover, for your support and recognition of the band's amazing success this year.
The Clover School District Board of Trustees met this evening to swear in those members who were either newly-elected or re-elected. Those taking the oath of office included Lacey McFalls (Seat 1), Matt Burris (At- Large) and Keron Meeks (Seat 2). Congratulations to our new Board members!
Clover School District Board of Trustees Chair Rob Wallace (Seat 5) was sworn in this morning for another term.
Wallace is unable to attend this evening's Board of Trustees meeting, when the other newly-elected and re-elected Board members will be sworn into office.
Congratulations, Mr. Wallace!
Wallace is unable to attend this evening's Board of Trustees meeting, when the other newly-elected and re-elected Board members will be sworn into office.
Congratulations, Mr. Wallace!
Congratulations to all of the contestants who participated in Saturday evening’s Miss Clover High School Scholarship Pageant!
Senior Madison LaFave was crowned Miss Clover High School, Emileigh Montgomery earned the title of Miss Blue & Gray, and Waverly Jackson was named Jr. Miss CHS.
This year’s theme, “Lights, Camera, Action,” brought plenty of excitement to the stage, with Miss South Carolina’s Teen Logan Wells and Miss Liberty’s Teen Ella Clinton serving as emcees. Mackenzie DeCuir, last year’s Miss CHS, also returned to the stage to assist with crowning the winners.
A special thank-you to the CHS Student Council for sponsoring this annual event and providing students with this wonderful opportunity to showcase their talents, confidence, and school spirit. Congratulations to all!
Senior Madison LaFave was crowned Miss Clover High School, Emileigh Montgomery earned the title of Miss Blue & Gray, and Waverly Jackson was named Jr. Miss CHS.
This year’s theme, “Lights, Camera, Action,” brought plenty of excitement to the stage, with Miss South Carolina’s Teen Logan Wells and Miss Liberty’s Teen Ella Clinton serving as emcees. Mackenzie DeCuir, last year’s Miss CHS, also returned to the stage to assist with crowning the winners.
A special thank-you to the CHS Student Council for sponsoring this annual event and providing students with this wonderful opportunity to showcase their talents, confidence, and school spirit. Congratulations to all!
Sixteen seniors at Clover HighSchool (CHS) earned a special recognition from the College Board for their achievement on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).
They are:
Travis Benoit, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Curran Carmody, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Aleyna Connolly, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Evan Frintner, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Chase Horton, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Camille Jenkins, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Jackie Kirk, School Recognition Award, First-Generation Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Award
Connor Matthews, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Zaria Mungo, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Carly Naman, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Isabelle Ocfemia, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Dominick Ross, School Recognition Award
Charlotte Smith, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Mia Weldon, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Clayton Williams, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
James Wyatt, School Recognition Award and First-Generation Recognition
They are:
Travis Benoit, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Curran Carmody, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Aleyna Connolly, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Evan Frintner, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Chase Horton, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Camille Jenkins, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Jackie Kirk, School Recognition Award, First-Generation Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Award
Connor Matthews, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Zaria Mungo, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Carly Naman, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Isabelle Ocfemia, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Dominick Ross, School Recognition Award
Charlotte Smith, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Mia Weldon, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Clayton Williams, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
James Wyatt, School Recognition Award and First-Generation Recognition
REMINDER: Today is an Early Release Day for Clover School District!
Clover School District (CSD) students once again teamed up with the Rotary Club of Clover to host the Heroes Luncheon.
Veterans from across our community enjoyed lunch at First United Methodist Church. Lunch was prepared by students in the Culinary Arts program at the Center for Career Innovation (CCI).
The program began with the presentation of colors by the Clover High School (CHS) Air Force JROTC. The Choraliers performed the National Anthem. Leaders of the Interact Club, a high school service organization, delivered greetings from both Clover High School and Lake Wylie High School.
Superintendent Dr. Sheila Quinn and newly-appointed Superintendent Rod Ruth were both in attendance.
CSD thanks all our veterans for their service.
Veterans from across our community enjoyed lunch at First United Methodist Church. Lunch was prepared by students in the Culinary Arts program at the Center for Career Innovation (CCI).
The program began with the presentation of colors by the Clover High School (CHS) Air Force JROTC. The Choraliers performed the National Anthem. Leaders of the Interact Club, a high school service organization, delivered greetings from both Clover High School and Lake Wylie High School.
Superintendent Dr. Sheila Quinn and newly-appointed Superintendent Rod Ruth were both in attendance.
CSD thanks all our veterans for their service.
Forty-two seniors at Clover HighSchool (CHS) earned a special recognition from the College Board for their achievement on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).
They are:
Tyler Baker, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Isaac Bechard, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Travis Benoit, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Stella Bigham, First-Generation Recognition Award, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Curran Carmody, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Anthony Carrion, School Recognition Award, Rural and Small-Town Award and First-Generation Recognition Award
Amalie Chastain, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Aleyna Connolly, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Ryan Cronan, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Ashling Curry, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
James Edwards, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Evan Frintner, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Daniel Gomez, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Jack Hansen, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Adelyn Heider, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Chase Horton, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Cael Ingold, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Camille Jenkins, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Jackie Kirk, School Recognition Award, First-Generation Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Award
Grant Martin, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Connor Matthews, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Sophia McCullough, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Kaden McDowell, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Eliana Mitrou, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Zaria Mungo, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Carly Naman, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Grace Nichols, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Isabelle Ocfemia, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
William Ojalehto, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Ariana Quintana, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Dominick Ross, School Recognition Award
Chayce Rowe, First-Generation Recognition Award
Devin Santay, First -Generation Recognition Award, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Charlotte Smith, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Annaliese Taylor, School Recognition Award and Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award
Mya Tobe, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Jessica Vance, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Mia Weldon, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Clayton Williams, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Madison Wilson, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
Blaine Wolff, Rural and Small-Town Recognition Award and School Recognition Award
James Wyatt, School Recognition Award and First-Generation Recognition
Lake Wylie High School Sophomore Maiyah Kee has been named the second prize winner at the 8th Annual William Warfield Scholarship Fund Classical Vocal Competition. Held virtually on Saturday, October 31, the prestigious national event recognizes and supports rising African American classical vocalists across the United States.
As part of her second-place finish, Maiyah was honored with the Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield Award, taking home a $1,500 cash prize to further her vocal studies.
The rigorous, three-round national competition concluded with a virtual final round judged by a distinguished panel of acclaimed professional opera singers and vocal educators. Maiyah stood out among a highly competitive field of nationwide submissions to secure her top-two finish.
Maiyah has been a dedicated member of the Choraliers for two years. The Choraliers are under the direction of Jay Forrest, Alex Bromell, and Brandi Icard.
As part of her second-place finish, Maiyah was honored with the Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield Award, taking home a $1,500 cash prize to further her vocal studies.
The rigorous, three-round national competition concluded with a virtual final round judged by a distinguished panel of acclaimed professional opera singers and vocal educators. Maiyah stood out among a highly competitive field of nationwide submissions to secure her top-two finish.
Maiyah has been a dedicated member of the Choraliers for two years. The Choraliers are under the direction of Jay Forrest, Alex Bromell, and Brandi Icard.
Tri-District Adult Education’s morning team (morning team picture, attached) traveled to Columbia on Friday, October 30, for the SC Adult Education Fall Conference and Celebrating Success Luncheon.
In addition to a morning full of learning and connecting with other adult educators around the state, Tri-District Adult Education was the recipient of the High School Equivalency Completer Award, which was presented to the top three Adult Education programs with the highest percentage of ABE & Alternative Placement students receiving a high school equivalency diploma (GED).
Our Fort Mill Student Support Specialist, Derek Snyder, also was the recipient of the SC Association of Adult and Community Educators College and Career Navigator of the Year Award for the exceptional work he does to motivate students and move them beyond the GED into post-secondary education or the workforce.
In addition to a morning full of learning and connecting with other adult educators around the state, Tri-District Adult Education was the recipient of the High School Equivalency Completer Award, which was presented to the top three Adult Education programs with the highest percentage of ABE & Alternative Placement students receiving a high school equivalency diploma (GED).
Our Fort Mill Student Support Specialist, Derek Snyder, also was the recipient of the SC Association of Adult and Community Educators College and Career Navigator of the Year Award for the exceptional work he does to motivate students and move them beyond the GED into post-secondary education or the workforce.
💙 National Homeless Youth Awareness Month
Throughout November, Clover School District recognizes National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of the challenges faced by children and young people experiencing housing instability or homelessness.
Every student deserves the opportunity to learn, grow and succeed, regardless of their housing situation. Our schools are committed to helping remove barriers to education and connecting students and families with the resources and support they need.
This month, we recognize the resilience of students facing housing challenges and thank the educators, staff members and community partners who work to ensure they feel supported, valued and connected.
🏠 Every student deserves a safe place to learn, a sense of belonging and the opportunity to build a bright future.
Throughout November, Clover School District recognizes National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of the challenges faced by children and young people experiencing housing instability or homelessness.
Every student deserves the opportunity to learn, grow and succeed, regardless of their housing situation. Our schools are committed to helping remove barriers to education and connecting students and families with the resources and support they need.
This month, we recognize the resilience of students facing housing challenges and thank the educators, staff members and community partners who work to ensure they feel supported, valued and connected.
🏠 Every student deserves a safe place to learn, a sense of belonging and the opportunity to build a bright future.
It's time for the playoffs!
Here's everything you need to know to support the Blue Eagles on Friday night in Lancaster.
Here's everything you need to know to support the Blue Eagles on Friday night in Lancaster.
Clover Middle School's Lady Eagles are playing for the championship tonight at 5:30. Turn out and show them some love as they go for all the bragging rights!
🗳️ Election Day Reminder
Clover School District schools and offices will be closed Tuesday, November 3, for Election Day.
Election Day is an important opportunity to participate in our democracy. We encourage eligible voters in our community to make their voices heard by casting their ballots.
🇺🇸 Remember to vote on Tuesday, November 3!
We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back when schools reopen.
Clover School District schools and offices will be closed Tuesday, November 3, for Election Day.
Election Day is an important opportunity to participate in our democracy. We encourage eligible voters in our community to make their voices heard by casting their ballots.
🇺🇸 Remember to vote on Tuesday, November 3!
We look forward to welcoming our students and staff back when schools reopen.
10,408 steps
4.35 miles of walking
7 flights of stairs
50 teachers at 14 schools
Clover LEAF's "Prize Patrol" was on the move on Friday and again today delivering BIG checks to fund 43 teacher grants for innovative classroom projects across the district. Total funding for these grant projects exceeds $34,500.
Clover LEAF provided direct funding for 31 of grants, which were presented to:
Elyse Hoffman, Kinard Elementary
Laura Falls, Bethany Elementary
Mackenzie Grooms and Kim Nordin, Larne Elementary
Mark Bryson and Erica Shannon, Larne Elementary
Taylor Bradley, Larne Elementary
Mary Adams, Melisa Wilson and Ghoreshie Roman; Larne Elementary
Joy Dillon, Griggs Road Elementary
Kristal Stefanov, Griggs Road Elementary
Lauren Cole, Griggs Road Elementary
Nicole Lowe, Griggs Road Elementary
Beth Laster, Oakridge Elementary
Tracy Cook, Oakridge Elementary
Audra Robertson, Oakridge Middle School
Lee Sykes, Jessica Bennett, Mae McKinney and Baylee Keller, Oakridge Middle School
Renee Inman, Oakridge Middle School
Jenny Olsen, Crowders Creek Elementary
Michelle West, Crowders Creek Elementary
Natalie Randolph, Crowders Creek Elementary
Betsy Heintz, Liberty Hill Elementary
Beth Williams, Lake Wylie High School
Ivana Kelly, Lake Wylie High School
Kristin Weeks, Lake Wylie High School
Angela Carpenter, Roosevelt Middle School
Kaycee Sites, Roosevelt Middle School
Madison Davis, Roosevelt Middle School
Madison Frank, Roosevelt Middle School
Stacy Sams, Roosevelt Middle School
Cameron Ramsey, Center for Career Innovation
Basil Qaqish, Clover High School
Mica Brakefield, Clover High School
Clover School District identified funding for 11 additional projects. These included proposals from the following educators:
LaShana Burris-Wade, Kinard Elementary
Jessica Loggins, Kinard Elementary
Lauren Demarest, Kinard Elementary
Carla Smith, Bethany Elementary
Rachel Rea, Clover Middle School
Virginia Mayberry, Clover Middle School
Angela Desch, Larne Elementary
Evonne Jenkins, Larne Elementary
Jennifer Jackson and Meagan Shealy, Larne Elementary
Kelsey Prescott, Crowders Creek Elementary
Michael Jenkins, Bethel Elementary
The May Day Project also provided funding for one grant. Steven Gantt, who serves Roosevelt Middle, Lake Wylie High School and Clover High School was the recipient of this special grant.
In the days ahead, Clover LEAF will share more photos and more specific details about each of this year's winning grants. Clover School District thanks Clover LEAF and the May Day Project for their support of these important classroom projects.
Congratulations to the latest Employees of the Month. Thank you to United Bank for continuing to recognize the hard work of Clover School District staff.
Clover School District (CSD) is currently experiencing a phone outage. The outage is impacting all schools and the District Office. Schools and the District Office do have internet access, so emails will reach their intended recipient during this outage.
All the students in Fire II class at the Center for Career Innovation (CCI) passed their auto extraction exam on Friday.
The Bethel Fire Department hosted the class, and Lieutenant Josh Coggins served as the evaluator.
Fire Science courses are instructed by Chief Scott Boyd.
The Bethel Fire Department hosted the class, and Lieutenant Josh Coggins served as the evaluator.
Fire Science courses are instructed by Chief Scott Boyd.