January is National School Board Appreciation Month, and the Clover School District proudly salutes the dedicated individuals who volunteer their time to provide thoughtful leadership for our schools. Today, we recognize Tracy Stiff and express our sincere gratitude for her commitment and service on behalf of the students, staff, and families of the Clover School District.
Families with children who will turn four years-old by September 1 may consider enrolling their children in Clover School District's Preschool Program. Check out the flyer below for full details about registration, which will open March 2. Learn more about the CSD Preschool Program at https://www.clover.k12.sc.us/page/early-childhood-education.
January is National School Board Appreciation Month, and the Clover School District proudly salutes the dedicated individuals who volunteer their time to provide thoughtful leadership for our schools. Today, we recognize Matt Burris and extend our sincere gratitude for his commitment and service on behalf of the students, staff, and families of the Clover School District.
Students in the Oakridge Middle School Unified Buddies program completed a very special project this week.
They took part in making stuffed animals for Hugaroo, an organization that provides stuffed animals to children who have experienced a life-threatening illness, traumatic event or who are at risk.
They took part in making stuffed animals for Hugaroo, an organization that provides stuffed animals to children who have experienced a life-threatening illness, traumatic event or who are at risk.
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Academic Opportunities Night for families of 8th and 9th grade students will be held Wednesday, Jan. 14, from 6-8 p.m. at the Clover School District Auditorium.
This is your chance to learn about all the exciting academic offerings at Clover High School, Lake Wylie High School and the Center for Career Innovation. Don't miss out!
Academic Opportunities Night for families of 8th and 9th grade students will be held Wednesday, Jan. 14, from 6-8 p.m. at the Clover School District Auditorium.
This is your chance to learn about all the exciting academic offerings at Clover High School, Lake Wylie High School and the Center for Career Innovation. Don't miss out!
January is National School Board Appreciation Month, and the Clover School District proudly salutes the dedicated individuals who volunteer their time to provide thoughtful leadership for our schools. Today, we recognize Board Vice Chair Jessica Cody and extend our sincere gratitude for her enthusiastic leadership and service on behalf of the students, staff, and families of the Clover School District.
Rising 9th through 11th graders who will attend Lake Wylie High School next year are invited to a special "Meet the Team" event on Tuesday, January 13, at 6:30 p.m. in the Clover School District Auditorium.
This is a first opportunity for students and their parents to meet the school's administration, band director and fall sports coaches. Families are encouraged to participate so they can start building relationships and asking questions.
This is a first opportunity for students and their parents to meet the school's administration, band director and fall sports coaches. Families are encouraged to participate so they can start building relationships and asking questions.
Clover School District's littlest learners were back in the swing of things today as the Bright Beginnings program hosted its first "Play to Grow" session of the new year.
Today's guest reader was Lead Speech Language Pathologist Michelle Mallen. She read "Snowmen at Night" to the children and shared information with parents about how she and the Special Services Department can serve as a resource for parents with concerns about their children's development.
Learn more about Bright Beginnings at https://www.clover.k12.sc.us/page/bright-beginnings.
Today's guest reader was Lead Speech Language Pathologist Michelle Mallen. She read "Snowmen at Night" to the children and shared information with parents about how she and the Special Services Department can serve as a resource for parents with concerns about their children's development.
Learn more about Bright Beginnings at https://www.clover.k12.sc.us/page/bright-beginnings.
January is National School Board Appreciation Month, and the Clover School District proudly salutes the dedicated individuals who volunteer their time to provide thoughtful leadership for our schools. Today, we recognize Board Chair Rob Wallace and extend our sincere gratitude for his steady guidance and tireless service on behalf of the students, staff, and families of the Clover School District.
REMINDER: Today is a Teacher Work Day! We can't wait to welcome our students back to school on Monday!
🎉🎺🌹 Tune in on January 1! 🌹🎺🎉
We’re incredibly proud to share that The Pride of Clover Marching Band will be performing in the Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year’s Day!
This is an extraordinary honor, and our talented student musicians have been working hard for this moment.
We encourage our entire community to tune in, cheer them on, and celebrate this amazing accomplishment. Let’s show the nation what Clover pride looks like!
Catch the parade live on January 1 at 11 a.m. and support our outstanding band!
#RoseParade #ProudOfOurStudents #BandFamily
We’re incredibly proud to share that The Pride of Clover Marching Band will be performing in the Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year’s Day!
This is an extraordinary honor, and our talented student musicians have been working hard for this moment.
We encourage our entire community to tune in, cheer them on, and celebrate this amazing accomplishment. Let’s show the nation what Clover pride looks like!
Catch the parade live on January 1 at 11 a.m. and support our outstanding band!
#RoseParade #ProudOfOurStudents #BandFamily
🎉✨ Happy New Year 2026! ✨🎉
Wishing our students, staff, families, and community a joyful and inspiring start to the new year. Thank you for your continued support, partnership, and dedication to helping our schools thrive.
Here’s to new opportunities, continued growth, and a fantastic year ahead in Clover School District!
🌟 Happy 2026! 🌟
#HappyNewYear #Welcome2026
Wishing our students, staff, families, and community a joyful and inspiring start to the new year. Thank you for your continued support, partnership, and dedication to helping our schools thrive.
Here’s to new opportunities, continued growth, and a fantastic year ahead in Clover School District!
🌟 Happy 2026! 🌟
#HappyNewYear #Welcome2026
❄️⛄ Winter Break is Here! ⛄❄️
All Clover School District (CSD) schools and offices will be closed for Winter Break from Dec. 22-Jan. 1. We wish our students, staff, families, and community a restful, safe, and joyful holiday season.
Thank you for a wonderful first half of the school year—we look forward to welcoming everyone back refreshed and ready for 2026!
Happy Holidays! 🎄✨
#WinterBreak #HappyHolidays
All Clover School District (CSD) schools and offices will be closed for Winter Break from Dec. 22-Jan. 1. We wish our students, staff, families, and community a restful, safe, and joyful holiday season.
Thank you for a wonderful first half of the school year—we look forward to welcoming everyone back refreshed and ready for 2026!
Happy Holidays! 🎄✨
#WinterBreak #HappyHolidays
Ninety-five Blue Eagles were awarded Clover High School diplomas in last night's Winter Graduation Ceremony at the Clover School District Auditorium.
The colors were presented by the Air Force JROTC, and a Saxophone Quartet from the Clover High School Band performed the National Anthem.
Brady Garhart of the FCA offered student comments, while Student Body President Victoria Klein welcomed guests to the ceremony.
Principal Donna Farris offered opening remarks before awarding diplomas. Faris was joined on stage by Superintendent Dr. Sheila Quinn, members of the Clover School District Board of Trustees and other Clover High School administrators.
Graduates turned their tassels and stood for one last playing of the Alma Mater.
Congratulations, Graduates! We can't wait to see the contributions you make to our community and world!
The colors were presented by the Air Force JROTC, and a Saxophone Quartet from the Clover High School Band performed the National Anthem.
Brady Garhart of the FCA offered student comments, while Student Body President Victoria Klein welcomed guests to the ceremony.
Principal Donna Farris offered opening remarks before awarding diplomas. Faris was joined on stage by Superintendent Dr. Sheila Quinn, members of the Clover School District Board of Trustees and other Clover High School administrators.
Graduates turned their tassels and stood for one last playing of the Alma Mater.
Congratulations, Graduates! We can't wait to see the contributions you make to our community and world!
REMINDER: Today is a half day for students!
A new semester starts when students return to class on Monday, Jan. 5.
Are you ready to keep up with all the events in your child's class and school? Download the CSD mobile app and get started today!
A HUGE shout out to the May Day Project for making one CSD student’s holiday dreams come true!
Wayne Lynch of the May Day Project presented a check to CSD lead Social Worker Courtney Jones on Tuesday to complete the funding for one of the members of The Pride of Clover Marching Band to make the trip to Pasadena, California, over winter break to participate in the 137th Annual Tournament of Roses Parade.
In addition to marching in the parade on New Year’s Day, CHS band members will make memories at Disneyland, perform for other bands and try the ever-popular In-N-Out burgers.
Thank you to the May Day Project for their ongoing support of Clover School District and for helping to close opportunity gaps for our students.
Wayne Lynch of the May Day Project presented a check to CSD lead Social Worker Courtney Jones on Tuesday to complete the funding for one of the members of The Pride of Clover Marching Band to make the trip to Pasadena, California, over winter break to participate in the 137th Annual Tournament of Roses Parade.
In addition to marching in the parade on New Year’s Day, CHS band members will make memories at Disneyland, perform for other bands and try the ever-popular In-N-Out burgers.
Thank you to the May Day Project for their ongoing support of Clover School District and for helping to close opportunity gaps for our students.
Lake Wylie High School (LWHS) has named its first Head Football Coach.
The Clover School District (CSD) Board of Education met in a special called meeting this morning to approve the hiring of the Chargers’ first football coach.
Nicholas Pelham was appointed to be the first football coach at Lake Wylie High School. He is currently the Head Football Coach and Athletic Director of White Knoll High School in Lexington, SC.
During his tenure at White Knoll, Pelham was named the 2023 SCACA Football Coach of the Year and was a 2024 nominee for the NHSASA National Football Coach of the Year. Pelham’s Timberwolves were the State 5A Runner Up in 2023, capping off an undefeated regular season.
Prior to working at White Knoll High School, Pelham served as the Defensive Coordinator for Dutch Fork High School in Irmo; Defensive Coordinator and Associate Head Coach for Westwood High School in Blythewood; Defensive Coordinator for Richland Northeast High School in Columbia; Assistant Coach at Dutch Fork High School; Defensive Coordinator for Owosso High School in Owosso, MI; Defensive Coordinator for Tecumseh High School in Tecumseh, MI; and Assistant Football Coach for Onsted High School in Onsted, MI.
“We were clear from the start- Lake Wylie football is going to be tough, disciplined, and built to compete. Nick Pelham is the coach to make that happen. He demands accountability, brings a physical brand of football, and isn’t afraid to set high standards from day one. Coach Pelham knows how to build a program the right way, and he will establish a culture of physicality, toughness, and pride that our players and community can stand behind,” said Lake Wylie High School Athletic Director Steven Peeler.
Pelham holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Adrian College in Adrian, MI; and a Master of Arts degree in Educational Leadership from Capella University.
A press conference introducing Coach Pelham will be held Tuesday, January 13, at 5 p.m. in the Clover School District Auditorium.
The Clover School District (CSD) Board of Education met in a special called meeting this morning to approve the hiring of the Chargers’ first football coach.
Nicholas Pelham was appointed to be the first football coach at Lake Wylie High School. He is currently the Head Football Coach and Athletic Director of White Knoll High School in Lexington, SC.
During his tenure at White Knoll, Pelham was named the 2023 SCACA Football Coach of the Year and was a 2024 nominee for the NHSASA National Football Coach of the Year. Pelham’s Timberwolves were the State 5A Runner Up in 2023, capping off an undefeated regular season.
Prior to working at White Knoll High School, Pelham served as the Defensive Coordinator for Dutch Fork High School in Irmo; Defensive Coordinator and Associate Head Coach for Westwood High School in Blythewood; Defensive Coordinator for Richland Northeast High School in Columbia; Assistant Coach at Dutch Fork High School; Defensive Coordinator for Owosso High School in Owosso, MI; Defensive Coordinator for Tecumseh High School in Tecumseh, MI; and Assistant Football Coach for Onsted High School in Onsted, MI.
“We were clear from the start- Lake Wylie football is going to be tough, disciplined, and built to compete. Nick Pelham is the coach to make that happen. He demands accountability, brings a physical brand of football, and isn’t afraid to set high standards from day one. Coach Pelham knows how to build a program the right way, and he will establish a culture of physicality, toughness, and pride that our players and community can stand behind,” said Lake Wylie High School Athletic Director Steven Peeler.
Pelham holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from Adrian College in Adrian, MI; and a Master of Arts degree in Educational Leadership from Capella University.
A press conference introducing Coach Pelham will be held Tuesday, January 13, at 5 p.m. in the Clover School District Auditorium.
Congratulations to MSgt John Clemens of the Air Force JROTC program at the Center for Career Innovation (CCI) for winning the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 6732 Teacher of the Year Award.
Each year, the VFW selects an elementary, middle or high school teacher to participate in the Smart/Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher program.
MSgt Clemens not only won at the post-level, but he also won at VFW District Five and will go on to compete at the state level.
Good luck, MSgt Clemens! This is well-deserved.
Each year, the VFW selects an elementary, middle or high school teacher to participate in the Smart/Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher program.
MSgt Clemens not only won at the post-level, but he also won at VFW District Five and will go on to compete at the state level.
Good luck, MSgt Clemens! This is well-deserved.
Clover School District (CSD) sends a BIG THANK YOU to the Clover/Lake Wylie community for your support of our Holiday Assistance program!
The generosity of our community never ceases to amaze us. Your kindness means that 246 families will have presents for their children this holiday season.From warm clothing and cash donations to dolls and even bicycles, your contributions have made a meaningful and lasting difference in the lives of our students.
A special shout out to the district's social work team--the elves who coordinate all this Christmas magic. With the assistance of numerous volunteers, the dedicated staff behind the scenes made this season brighter for many CSD families.
