🧠💚 Today is World Mental Health Day 💚🧠
At Clover School District, we recognize the importance of mental health for students, staff, and our community. Taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body—whether it’s practicing self-care, reaching out for support, or simply checking in with someone you care about.
Let’s work together to foster understanding, compassion, and support for mental wellness every day. 💙
#WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthMatters
At Clover School District, we recognize the importance of mental health for students, staff, and our community. Taking care of your mind is just as important as taking care of your body—whether it’s practicing self-care, reaching out for support, or simply checking in with someone you care about.
Let’s work together to foster understanding, compassion, and support for mental wellness every day. 💙
#WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthMatters
🌟 October is National Principals Month! 🌟
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Shavon O'Brien of Liberty Hill Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Shavon O'Brien of Liberty Hill Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
🌟 October is National Principals Month! 🌟
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Dr. Vic Stine of Larne Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Dr. Vic Stine of Larne Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
🌟 October is National Principals Month! 🌟
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize George Smith of Kinard Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize George Smith of Kinard Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
🌟 October is National Principals Month! 🌟
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Nicole Thompson of Griggs Road Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Nicole Thompson of Griggs Road Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
🌟 October is National Principals Month! 🌟
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Stefanie House of Crowders Creek Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Stefanie House of Crowders Creek Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
🍂📚 Fall Intersession 📚🍂
Clover School District schools will be closed for Fall Intersession from Oct. 6 to Oct. 10. We hope our students and staff enjoy a restful and rejuvenating break!
Classes will resume on Monday, Oct. 13. Stay safe, have fun, and we’ll see you back at school soon! 💙
#FallIntersession #SchoolBreak
Clover School District schools will be closed for Fall Intersession from Oct. 6 to Oct. 10. We hope our students and staff enjoy a restful and rejuvenating break!
Classes will resume on Monday, Oct. 13. Stay safe, have fun, and we’ll see you back at school soon! 💙
#FallIntersession #SchoolBreak
🌟 October is National Principals Month! 🌟
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Donna Kelly of Crowders Creek Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Donna Kelly of Crowders Creek Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
😁✨ Happy World Smile Day! ✨😁
A smile is contagious, and today we’re celebrating the joy, kindness, and positivity that brighten our schools each day. Thank you to our students, staff, and families for the many reasons to smile across our district! 💙
Let’s keep spreading smiles—one small act of kindness at a time. 💫
#WorldSmileDay #ChooseKindness
A smile is contagious, and today we’re celebrating the joy, kindness, and positivity that brighten our schools each day. Thank you to our students, staff, and families for the many reasons to smile across our district! 💙
Let’s keep spreading smiles—one small act of kindness at a time. 💫
#WorldSmileDay #ChooseKindness
🌟 October is National Principals Month! 🌟
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Jennifer Camp of Bethel Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Jennifer Camp of Bethel Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Looking for something fun to do tonight?
Check out The Starlets at Clover School District Auditorium!
Inspired by iconic trailblazers like The Ronettes, The Shirelles, The Angels, and The Supremes, The Starlets deliver a dazzling musical journey through the golden era of the 1950’s and 1960’s.
With pitch-perfect harmonies, sparkling costumes and sizzling choreography, The Starlets bring to life the unforgettable sounds of Pop, R&B, Doo-Wop, and Motown. Swoon to timeless hits like Be My Baby, These Boots Are Made
for Walkin’, My Boyfriend’s Back, Heatwave, Stop! In The Name of Love, and more!
This high-energy show is more than a concert, it’s a celebration of the music that defined a generation. With irresistible charm and engaging audience interaction, The Starlets will have you dancing in your seat, the aisle, and maybe even Dancin’ in the Street!
This unforgettable musical experience is coming to Clover School District
Auditorium tonight at 7:00pm. Tickets are $20.00.
Call the auditorium at 803-222-8018 to reserve your tickets !
Check out The Starlets at Clover School District Auditorium!
Inspired by iconic trailblazers like The Ronettes, The Shirelles, The Angels, and The Supremes, The Starlets deliver a dazzling musical journey through the golden era of the 1950’s and 1960’s.
With pitch-perfect harmonies, sparkling costumes and sizzling choreography, The Starlets bring to life the unforgettable sounds of Pop, R&B, Doo-Wop, and Motown. Swoon to timeless hits like Be My Baby, These Boots Are Made
for Walkin’, My Boyfriend’s Back, Heatwave, Stop! In The Name of Love, and more!
This high-energy show is more than a concert, it’s a celebration of the music that defined a generation. With irresistible charm and engaging audience interaction, The Starlets will have you dancing in your seat, the aisle, and maybe even Dancin’ in the Street!
This unforgettable musical experience is coming to Clover School District
Auditorium tonight at 7:00pm. Tickets are $20.00.
Call the auditorium at 803-222-8018 to reserve your tickets !
🌟 Today we celebrate National Custodian’s Day! 🌟
Our custodians go above and beyond to keep our schools safe, clean, and welcoming every single day. From early mornings to late evenings, they work behind the scenes to create an environment where students and staff can thrive. 💙
Please join us in thanking our incredible custodial team for all they do to support learning and care for our schools! 🧹✨
#NationalCustodiansDay #ThankYouCustodians
Our custodians go above and beyond to keep our schools safe, clean, and welcoming every single day. From early mornings to late evenings, they work behind the scenes to create an environment where students and staff can thrive. 💙
Please join us in thanking our incredible custodial team for all they do to support learning and care for our schools! 🧹✨
#NationalCustodiansDay #ThankYouCustodians
Each year, the Clover School District partners with community organizations to support families in need of a Thanksgiving meal or Christmas gift items for their children through our Holiday Assistance Program. If your family could benefit from assistance this holiday season, please review the steps and requirements below.
Step 1: Complete the Online Application
Click here to apply: Holiday Assistance Application Form
You must be the parent or legal guardian of the child(ren).
You must be a resident of Clover School District.
Step 2: Attend an In-Person Verification Session
After submitting your online application, you are required to attend one of the sessions listed below to provide proof of income.
Please bring the following documents:
Photo ID (Driver’s License or Green Card)
Birth Certificates for all non-school-age children
Proof of income, which may include:
Recent pay stubs
DSS family printout
Government benefit statements
Child support or alimony documentation
Note: Current CAAC clients can be verified on-site. If you are not current with CAAC, documentation of income is required.
In-Person Verification Sessions
Tuesday, October 14
Clover Memorial Stadium
300 State Route 151, Clover, SC 29710
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 22
Oakridge Middle School
5657 Oakridge Road, Clover, SC 29710
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Please reach out to your school social worker with any additional questions.
Step 1: Complete the Online Application
Click here to apply: Holiday Assistance Application Form
You must be the parent or legal guardian of the child(ren).
You must be a resident of Clover School District.
Step 2: Attend an In-Person Verification Session
After submitting your online application, you are required to attend one of the sessions listed below to provide proof of income.
Please bring the following documents:
Photo ID (Driver’s License or Green Card)
Birth Certificates for all non-school-age children
Proof of income, which may include:
Recent pay stubs
DSS family printout
Government benefit statements
Child support or alimony documentation
Note: Current CAAC clients can be verified on-site. If you are not current with CAAC, documentation of income is required.
In-Person Verification Sessions
Tuesday, October 14
Clover Memorial Stadium
300 State Route 151, Clover, SC 29710
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 22
Oakridge Middle School
5657 Oakridge Road, Clover, SC 29710
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Please reach out to your school social worker with any additional questions.
Bethel Elementary is currently experiencing a phone and internet outage. Clover School District is working with AT&T to resolve the situation.
🌟 October is National Principals Month! 🌟
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Margaret Guerin of Bethany Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Great schools are built on teamwork—and our principals are at the heart of it all. They collaborate with teachers, staff, students, and families every day to create a learning environment where everyone can thrive.
👏 Join us in celebrating our principals for the leadership, dedication, and teamwork that help make our schools stronger together! 💙
Today, we recognize Margaret Guerin of Bethany Elementary.
#ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
Clover High School Athletic Training is pleased to announce that Jessica Hernandez-Sandoval has been selected as an Athletic Training Student Aide for the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas. This is a prestigious honor and is a testament to Jessica’s commitment, dedication, and passion for healthcare. Jessica will spend a week in Spartanburg working alongside the medical staff caring for the South Carolina team. Congratulations, Jessica! We are proud of you!
Students on the Fire Combat Challenge Team from the Center for Career Innovation (CCI) earned several team and individual awards in a contest held in Camden last weekend.
Senior Wayne Allen won second place in the Men’s Quick Dress contest, while Junior AnnMarie Hunter earned third place in the Women’s Quick Dress.
The Team of Allen, Senior Ryan Smith, Senior Kinon Bragg and Junior Elias Cox won second place in the Team Quick Dress contest. The team of Allen, Smith, Bragg and Hunter earned second place in the MIdnight Drill.
Overall, the team finished in second place. Additional team members include:
Junior Christopher Lane
Senior Nathan Cox
Freshman Brian Ehrhard
Freshman Carson Feasel
Freshman Aidan McMahon
Sophomore Levi Cloukey-Paquette
Junior Greyson Payne
Senior Troy Stiles
Sophomore Jace Sikora
Chief Scott Boyd is the Emergency and Fire Management instructor.
Senior Wayne Allen won second place in the Men’s Quick Dress contest, while Junior AnnMarie Hunter earned third place in the Women’s Quick Dress.
The Team of Allen, Senior Ryan Smith, Senior Kinon Bragg and Junior Elias Cox won second place in the Team Quick Dress contest. The team of Allen, Smith, Bragg and Hunter earned second place in the MIdnight Drill.
Overall, the team finished in second place. Additional team members include:
Junior Christopher Lane
Senior Nathan Cox
Freshman Brian Ehrhard
Freshman Carson Feasel
Freshman Aidan McMahon
Sophomore Levi Cloukey-Paquette
Junior Greyson Payne
Senior Troy Stiles
Sophomore Jace Sikora
Chief Scott Boyd is the Emergency and Fire Management instructor.
Clover School District (CSD) is currently monitoring weather impacts that may result as tropical disturbance 94L intensifies into Hurricane Imelda. Current forecasts do not predict any impacts in our area until Monday night going into Tuesday.
At this time, we expect to be able to conduct a regular day of school on Monday. If any changes are needed to our operations, CSD will communicate that information as soon as a decision has been reached.
Since we are so early in our new school year, we would like to remind families of our communication methods should we have to make a change in our regular operations. CSD will notify staff and families via phone call, email and text once a decision has been made. We will post an alert banner on the district website, and we will contact local media outlets with details regarding the operation plan. If an eLearning Day is implemented (as opposed to a delay or cancellation of school), individual schools will share schedules and expectations regarding their eLearning program.
CSD will provide additional updates as we receive more information on the storm's impact.
At this time, we expect to be able to conduct a regular day of school on Monday. If any changes are needed to our operations, CSD will communicate that information as soon as a decision has been reached.
Since we are so early in our new school year, we would like to remind families of our communication methods should we have to make a change in our regular operations. CSD will notify staff and families via phone call, email and text once a decision has been made. We will post an alert banner on the district website, and we will contact local media outlets with details regarding the operation plan. If an eLearning Day is implemented (as opposed to a delay or cancellation of school), individual schools will share schedules and expectations regarding their eLearning program.
CSD will provide additional updates as we receive more information on the storm's impact.
Sixty-one Clover High School (CHS) students earned national recognition from the College Board for their performance on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).
Students earning School Recognition Awards are:
Carolyn Ard, Senior
Celia Burton, Senior
Alexa Galeota, Senior
Evelyn Hahn, Junior
Connor Mathews, Junior
Ella Nighbor, Senior
Mason Nighbor, Senior
Abigail Norton, Senior
Isabelle Ocfemia, Junior
Gavin Pierce, Senior
Caleb Place, Senior
William Walker, Senior
Students earning First Generation Recognition Awards and School Recognition Awards are:
Judah Beauregard, Junior
Students earning First Generation Recognition Awards and Rural and Small Town Recognition Awards are:
Adrianna Denny, Junior
Isaac Devane, Junior
Dylan Geis, Junior
Luis Matos Vargas, Junior
Olivia Simmons, Junior
Braylan Thivierge, Junior
Isabella Ward, Senior
Students earning Rural and Small Town Recognition Awards and School Recognition Awards are:
Brooklyn Bellizia, Junior
Nicholas Bessman, Senior
Riann Bobak, Senior
Logan Breece, Junior
Jordan Burlew, Junior
Dahlia Butler, Junior
Holland Caldwell, Junior
Caden Carmody, Junior
Ashlyn Coffey, Junior
Benjamin DeBerry, Junior
Katalina Depa, Junior
Tabitha DiDonato, Senior
Isaiah Familia, Junior
Adam Feld, Junior
Colton Goff, Junior
Peyton Goldenstein, Junior
Abigail Gunde, Senior
Avery Hofman, Junior
Spencer Holloway-Houck, Junior
Divya Jakkula, Junior
Anish Katare, Junior,
Amelia Maloney, Junior
Mia Martinez, Senior
Samantha McCullough, Junior
Steven Mellon, Junior
William Naves, Junior
Adley Osborne, Junior
Rylee Parham, Senior
Jennavieve Peterman, Senior
Kara Quaife, Junior
Noah Robbins, Junior
Audrey Salkeld, Senior
Joshua Seon, Junior
Aiden Smith, Senior
Riley Stephens, Senior
William Sykes, Senior
Ella Therrien, Junior
Makenzie Thompson, Junior
Cody Waid, Junior
Emma Gale Wallace, Junior
Isaac Washington, Junior
Margaret Work, Senior
Fifty-nine Clover School District (CSD) students earned perfect scores on SC READY assessments administered last spring.
The students are:
Bethany Elementary
Connor Chapman, 3rd Grade English Language Arts
Margaret Glenn, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Scott Stevens, 4th Grade Science
Bethel Elementary
Jackson Walker, 4th Grade Math
Crowders Creek Elementary
Sloane Pinti, 3rd Grade English Language Arts
Sanjiti Shinde, 3rd Grade English Language Arts
Kensley Trimnal, 3rd Grade English Language Arts
Marcus Brown, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Brianna Dickson, 4th Grade Science
Luke Evans, 4th Grade Math and Science
Olivia Medina, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Grace Murzynski, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Mason Woodard, 4th Grade Math
Griggs Road Elementary
Gabriel Julian, 3rd Grade Math
David Rasmussen, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Roselee Wilson, 4th Grade English Language Arts and Math
Nicole Potter, 5th Grade Math
Kinard Elementary
Emma Corona, 4th Grade English Language Arts and Science
Riley Flores, 4th Grade Math
Harper Holmes, 4th Grade English Language Arts
DoMani Truesdale, 4th Grade Science
Larne Elementary
Kaia Phan, 4th Grade Math
JJ Zheng, 4th Grade Math
Oakridge Elementary
Daniel Anderson, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Logan Bach, 4th Grade Math
Piper Biggins, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Sarah Dickerson, 4th Grade Math
Lily Jinks, 4th Grade English Language Arts
John Jones, 4th Grade Math
Benton Mitchell, 4th Grade Science
Eli Nesselroad, 4th Grade Math and Science
Mason Sisk, 4th Grade Math
Garrett Wilcox, 4th Grade English Language Arts, Math and Science
Grant Gooch, 5th Grade Math
Alfred Smith, 5th Grade Math
Clover Middle School
Jayce Green, 6th Grade Science
Annabelle Naile, 6th Grade Science
Londyn Neely, 6th Grade Science
Mackenzie Sexton, 6th Grade Science
Stefano Garcia, 7th Grade Math
Trinity Scott, 7th Grade Math
William Jeffries, 8th Grade Math
Oakridge MIddle School
Stephanie Ammon, 6th Grade English Language Arts and Science
Halle Brems, 6th Grade Math
Justin Dukes, 6thGrade Math
Logan Kroeger, 6th Grade Math
Clayton Matthews, 6th Grade Math
Mary Siobhan Miller, 6th Grade Math
Benjamin Nichols, 6th Grade Math
Manha Shaik, 6th Grade Math
Jonah Vance, 6th Grade Math
Porter Visser, 6th Grade Math
Ekjyoth Singh Bagga, 7th Grade Math
Aria Brown, 7th Grade English Language Arts
Lachlan Fillmore, 7th Grade Math
Sahar Robinson, 7th Grade Math
Darsh Agarwal, 8th Grade Math
Molly Little, 8th Grade Math
These students will be recognized at the October 27 School Board Business Meeting.
The students are:
Bethany Elementary
Connor Chapman, 3rd Grade English Language Arts
Margaret Glenn, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Scott Stevens, 4th Grade Science
Bethel Elementary
Jackson Walker, 4th Grade Math
Crowders Creek Elementary
Sloane Pinti, 3rd Grade English Language Arts
Sanjiti Shinde, 3rd Grade English Language Arts
Kensley Trimnal, 3rd Grade English Language Arts
Marcus Brown, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Brianna Dickson, 4th Grade Science
Luke Evans, 4th Grade Math and Science
Olivia Medina, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Grace Murzynski, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Mason Woodard, 4th Grade Math
Griggs Road Elementary
Gabriel Julian, 3rd Grade Math
David Rasmussen, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Roselee Wilson, 4th Grade English Language Arts and Math
Nicole Potter, 5th Grade Math
Kinard Elementary
Emma Corona, 4th Grade English Language Arts and Science
Riley Flores, 4th Grade Math
Harper Holmes, 4th Grade English Language Arts
DoMani Truesdale, 4th Grade Science
Larne Elementary
Kaia Phan, 4th Grade Math
JJ Zheng, 4th Grade Math
Oakridge Elementary
Daniel Anderson, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Logan Bach, 4th Grade Math
Piper Biggins, 4th Grade English Language Arts
Sarah Dickerson, 4th Grade Math
Lily Jinks, 4th Grade English Language Arts
John Jones, 4th Grade Math
Benton Mitchell, 4th Grade Science
Eli Nesselroad, 4th Grade Math and Science
Mason Sisk, 4th Grade Math
Garrett Wilcox, 4th Grade English Language Arts, Math and Science
Grant Gooch, 5th Grade Math
Alfred Smith, 5th Grade Math
Clover Middle School
Jayce Green, 6th Grade Science
Annabelle Naile, 6th Grade Science
Londyn Neely, 6th Grade Science
Mackenzie Sexton, 6th Grade Science
Stefano Garcia, 7th Grade Math
Trinity Scott, 7th Grade Math
William Jeffries, 8th Grade Math
Oakridge MIddle School
Stephanie Ammon, 6th Grade English Language Arts and Science
Halle Brems, 6th Grade Math
Justin Dukes, 6thGrade Math
Logan Kroeger, 6th Grade Math
Clayton Matthews, 6th Grade Math
Mary Siobhan Miller, 6th Grade Math
Benjamin Nichols, 6th Grade Math
Manha Shaik, 6th Grade Math
Jonah Vance, 6th Grade Math
Porter Visser, 6th Grade Math
Ekjyoth Singh Bagga, 7th Grade Math
Aria Brown, 7th Grade English Language Arts
Lachlan Fillmore, 7th Grade Math
Sahar Robinson, 7th Grade Math
Darsh Agarwal, 8th Grade Math
Molly Little, 8th Grade Math
These students will be recognized at the October 27 School Board Business Meeting.
