Excellence in fine arts is BIG part of Clover High School’s legacy that we are celebrating during the 50th anniversary of the campus.
Creativity thrives because of the talented educators who lead Clover High School's Fine Arts Department each day. From inspiring performances on stage, to beautiful works of art, to music that fills our halls, these dedicated teachers will continue to help students discover their talents, build confidence, and express themselves in meaningful ways.
We are excited that the Choraliers program will evolve to include students at both high schools beginning next year. Students and staff will travel between the two campuses for class and will continue to perform the popular Mainstage shows at the Clover School District Auditorium.
As CSD prepares to go on spring break, we thought we'd share some of the latest images from construction at Lake Wylie High School.
It's great to see the blue tape on doors indicating that a room is "done."
A high school building has so many specialized spaces. We loved seeing the media center, auditorium, cafeteria, kitchen, science labs, FACS classrooms, chorus classroom, gyms, weight room and blackbox theater taking shape.
We look forward to welcoming students to class at Lake Wylie High School on Monday, August 3.
It's great to see the blue tape on doors indicating that a room is "done."
A high school building has so many specialized spaces. We loved seeing the media center, auditorium, cafeteria, kitchen, science labs, FACS classrooms, chorus classroom, gyms, weight room and blackbox theater taking shape.
We look forward to welcoming students to class at Lake Wylie High School on Monday, August 3.
Reminder for Clover School District families: Friday, April 3 is an early release day for students. ⏰🍀
Please be sure to plan for adjusted dismissal times and transportation arrangements. We appreciate your support in helping ensure a smooth and safe dismissal for all students.
Thank you, and have a great weekend! ✨
#EarlyReleaseDay
Please be sure to plan for adjusted dismissal times and transportation arrangements. We appreciate your support in helping ensure a smooth and safe dismissal for all students.
Thank you, and have a great weekend! ✨
#EarlyReleaseDay
"Not guilty!"
That was the verdict delivered today by a jury in the case of Fairytale Land vs. Maleficent in Bethel Elementary's annual fairy tale mock trial.
Each year, the school's Mock Trial Club puts a story book character on trial. The prosecution brings charges against the character, the character's legal team puts up a defense and familiar characters take the stand as witnesses. Snow White, Red Riding Hood, Pinocchio, Sleeping Beauty, Rose Red and the Seven Dwarfs were among the witnesses called to offer testimony. The jury included district administrators and school board members.
Kathryn Blair is the Mock Trial Club advisor. This year's mock trial was supported by a grant from Clover LEAF.
That was the verdict delivered today by a jury in the case of Fairytale Land vs. Maleficent in Bethel Elementary's annual fairy tale mock trial.
Each year, the school's Mock Trial Club puts a story book character on trial. The prosecution brings charges against the character, the character's legal team puts up a defense and familiar characters take the stand as witnesses. Snow White, Red Riding Hood, Pinocchio, Sleeping Beauty, Rose Red and the Seven Dwarfs were among the witnesses called to offer testimony. The jury included district administrators and school board members.
Kathryn Blair is the Mock Trial Club advisor. This year's mock trial was supported by a grant from Clover LEAF.
Today we observe World Autism Awareness Day and celebrate the strengths, talents, and unique perspectives of individuals with autism in our schools and community. 💙
Clover School District is committed to creating learning environments where every student is valued, supported, and empowered to succeed. Today is an opportunity to promote understanding, acceptance, and inclusion for all.
Together, we continue building schools where every learner belongs. 🍀✨
#WorldAutismAwarenessDay #AutismAwareness
Clover School District is committed to creating learning environments where every student is valued, supported, and empowered to succeed. Today is an opportunity to promote understanding, acceptance, and inclusion for all.
Together, we continue building schools where every learner belongs. 🍀✨
#WorldAutismAwarenessDay #AutismAwareness
On Tuesday, Director of Community Engagement Ginger Marr joined representatives from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools at a service project with Dignity Grows, a national nonprofit dedicated to ending period poverty through direct product support, strong community partnerships, and data-driven advocacy.
Through a nationwide network of volunteers and supporters, Dignity Grows serves tens of thousands of women and girls each year—helping remove barriers that impact health, dignity, and daily life. Studies show that students from lower-income households are five times more likely to miss school due to menstruation, making access to these products critical for confidence, attendance, and opportunity.
A special thank you to The Westin Charlotte for sponsoring the service project, with their managers packing “Hope in a Backpack” kits—each providing a two-month supply of essential hygiene products. In the Clover School District, these products will be distributed through school nurses and social workers to directly support students in need.
Thanks also to our community partner Vale Lake Wylie for helping make the connection to this important resource.
Through a nationwide network of volunteers and supporters, Dignity Grows serves tens of thousands of women and girls each year—helping remove barriers that impact health, dignity, and daily life. Studies show that students from lower-income households are five times more likely to miss school due to menstruation, making access to these products critical for confidence, attendance, and opportunity.
A special thank you to The Westin Charlotte for sponsoring the service project, with their managers packing “Hope in a Backpack” kits—each providing a two-month supply of essential hygiene products. In the Clover School District, these products will be distributed through school nurses and social workers to directly support students in need.
Thanks also to our community partner Vale Lake Wylie for helping make the connection to this important resource.
Today we celebrate Paraprofessional Appreciation Day and recognize the outstanding teacher assistants who make a difference in classrooms across Clover School District every day. 🍎💙
Our teacher assistants provide encouragement, patience, and dedicated support that helps students grow, learn, and succeed. Their work strengthens instruction, builds relationships, and helps create positive learning environments in every school.
Thank you to our teacher assistants for the care, commitment, and impact you bring to our students and staff each day! 🍀✨
#ParaprofessionalAppreciationDay
Our teacher assistants provide encouragement, patience, and dedicated support that helps students grow, learn, and succeed. Their work strengthens instruction, builds relationships, and helps create positive learning environments in every school.
Thank you to our teacher assistants for the care, commitment, and impact you bring to our students and staff each day! 🍀✨
#ParaprofessionalAppreciationDay
Oakridge Middle School Soccer has had a busy season in 2026. Both programs are currently on a strong winning streak heading into the final week of play. OMS is more than just wins and losses, though. They are here to serve their community and have fun while they are doing it.
On March 17, the teams worked together to go through the Lost and Found at the school and deliver any items that were labeled. The remainder was donated to Tender Hearts in York County. Over nine bags of items were donated. They also rolled up their sleeves and deep cleaned the bleachers.
On March 25, the teams played their annual Battle of the Bird’s Nest that merges both programs together to play a Savannah Banana style soccer game. Funds were raised by children and adults donating to kick penalty kicks for the team of their choice. Over $350 was raised. These funds will be donated to Roosevelt Middle School’s soccer program. The game concluded with a tie and penalty kick shootout where the Trolls beat the Beauty and the Cleats in a 37-36 battle.
We are proud of our Golden Eagles!
On March 17, the teams worked together to go through the Lost and Found at the school and deliver any items that were labeled. The remainder was donated to Tender Hearts in York County. Over nine bags of items were donated. They also rolled up their sleeves and deep cleaned the bleachers.
On March 25, the teams played their annual Battle of the Bird’s Nest that merges both programs together to play a Savannah Banana style soccer game. Funds were raised by children and adults donating to kick penalty kicks for the team of their choice. Over $350 was raised. These funds will be donated to Roosevelt Middle School’s soccer program. The game concluded with a tie and penalty kick shootout where the Trolls beat the Beauty and the Cleats in a 37-36 battle.
We are proud of our Golden Eagles!
April is the Month of the Military Child, a time to recognize and celebrate the strength, resilience, and sacrifices of children in military families. 💜
In Clover School District, we are proud to support and honor our military-connected students who demonstrate courage, adaptability, and perseverance as they navigate unique challenges and experiences.
Thank you to our military families for your service and sacrifice, and to our military children for the important role you play each day in supporting those who serve our nation.
#MonthOfTheMilitaryChild #PurpleUp
In Clover School District, we are proud to support and honor our military-connected students who demonstrate courage, adaptability, and perseverance as they navigate unique challenges and experiences.
Thank you to our military families for your service and sacrifice, and to our military children for the important role you play each day in supporting those who serve our nation.
#MonthOfTheMilitaryChild #PurpleUp
The Clover High School Choral Department is proud to announce that 20 members of the Clover High School Choraliers recently traveled to the University of Maryland, College Park to compete in the Mid-Atlantic Regional auditions for the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS).
Under the leadership of the Director of the Voice Lesson Program, Brandi Icard, these vocalists reached the regional level following qualifying scores at the South Carolina NATS auditions earlier this year. Their success in Maryland solidifies Clover’s reputation as a powerhouse for vocal talent, marking the fourth consecutive year that Choraliers have advanced 5 or more students to the national stage.
Following a weekend of rigorous competition against the region's finest, five Choraliers secured top-five finishes and earned prestigious bids to the National Round. 2026 National Qualifiers are :
• Matt Ketchum: 2nd Place – Upperclassmen TBB
• Caroline Kane: 3rd Place – Upperclassmen Treble
• Daniel Hogan: 3rd Place (Tie) – Underclassmen TBB
• Owen Kelly: 3rd Place (Tie) – Underclassmen TBB
• Caden Carmody: 4th Place – Upperclassmen TBB
Special congratulations to all the students who represented Clover High School at the Mid-Atlantic Auditions.
Under the leadership of the Director of the Voice Lesson Program, Brandi Icard, these vocalists reached the regional level following qualifying scores at the South Carolina NATS auditions earlier this year. Their success in Maryland solidifies Clover’s reputation as a powerhouse for vocal talent, marking the fourth consecutive year that Choraliers have advanced 5 or more students to the national stage.
Following a weekend of rigorous competition against the region's finest, five Choraliers secured top-five finishes and earned prestigious bids to the National Round. 2026 National Qualifiers are :
• Matt Ketchum: 2nd Place – Upperclassmen TBB
• Caroline Kane: 3rd Place – Upperclassmen Treble
• Daniel Hogan: 3rd Place (Tie) – Underclassmen TBB
• Owen Kelly: 3rd Place (Tie) – Underclassmen TBB
• Caden Carmody: 4th Place – Upperclassmen TBB
Special congratulations to all the students who represented Clover High School at the Mid-Atlantic Auditions.
As we close out Women's History Month, Clover School District (CSD) salutes the women filling some of the district's top leadership roles. These include:
School Board Vice Chair Jessica Cody
School Board Member Kenda Cook
Superintendent Dr. Sheila Quinn
School Board Member Tracy Stiff
Chief Academic Officer Dr. Millicent Dickey
Public Information Officer Stephanie Knott
Chief Human Resources and Strategic Planning Officer Rinice Sauls
We thank them for inspiring excellence, leading with vision and making a lasting difference for students, staff and families every day. Thank you for your dedication, strength, and commitment to shaping the future of our schools and community.
Congratulations to these outstanding members of the Clover High School counseling staff who continue to guide and support the students of Clover High School. As CHS celebrates its 50th anniversary on its current campus, we honor the professionals who have helped generations of Blue Eagles navigate their paths with confidence and purpose. Celebrating the campus and living the legacy, this team will continue helping shape the future of CHS—empowering students to plan, persevere, and soar to new heights.
The Transition students in Patti Myers and Mary Allen’s classes at Clover High School are proud to partner with Team Super Jase in support of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in the fight for a cure.
For the sixth year, CHS students have volunteered their time to fill Easter eggs with candy for this special fundraiser. Students have filled over 2000 eggs this year.
Team Super Jase will deliver a bag of candy-filled eggs directly to your yard—be sure to sign up here: https://forms.gle/nejnXmqCwp9foMba6
For the sixth year, CHS students have volunteered their time to fill Easter eggs with candy for this special fundraiser. Students have filled over 2000 eggs this year.
Team Super Jase will deliver a bag of candy-filled eggs directly to your yard—be sure to sign up here: https://forms.gle/nejnXmqCwp9foMba6
Beauty and the Books, a team of students from Crowders Creek Elementary, was named the CSD Elementary Battle of the Books Champion after multiple rounds of stiff competition at the Academies of Clover School District earlier today.
Beauty and Books is made up of Sloane Pinti, Sanjiti Shinde and Lydia Stephens.
The team of Picture Books from Griggs Road Elementary finished second, while Shooting Stars, also from Griggs Road, finished in third place.
Students who compete in the contest read and study 10 books in order to be able to answer challenging questions about the books in both a relay and Family Feud format.
Jennifer Dundr is the districts' English Language Arts Instructional Specialist.
Beauty and Books is made up of Sloane Pinti, Sanjiti Shinde and Lydia Stephens.
The team of Picture Books from Griggs Road Elementary finished second, while Shooting Stars, also from Griggs Road, finished in third place.
Students who compete in the contest read and study 10 books in order to be able to answer challenging questions about the books in both a relay and Family Feud format.
Jennifer Dundr is the districts' English Language Arts Instructional Specialist.
Congratulations to these dedicated World Languages Department teachers who have expanded horizons at Clover High School for generations. As CHS celebrates its 50th anniversary on its current campus, we honor the educators who have helped Eagles connect with cultures and perspectives beyond their own. Celebrating the campus and living the legacy, this team will continue to build bridges to the future—empowering students to communicate with confidence and carry the CHS legacy into a wider world.
#LivingtheLegacy
#ConnectingtheWorld
#ProudtobeaBlue Eagle
Clover High School (CHS) is excited to announce Betsy Shealy Miller as the new head cheer coach. Coach Miller, a former Blue Eagle cheerleader, has prior experience in the district serving as the assistant varsity cheer coach and middle school coach at Clover Middle School.
“I am excited that we were able to hire a cheer coach with Coach Miller’s background, her knowledge of cheerleading, and her love for the Clover High School community. I am looking forward to continuing the success we have had in competition cheer with Coach Miller leading the program. She is excited to get started," said Bailey Jackson, Athletic Director.
“I am excited that we were able to hire a cheer coach with Coach Miller’s background, her knowledge of cheerleading, and her love for the Clover High School community. I am looking forward to continuing the success we have had in competition cheer with Coach Miller leading the program. She is excited to get started," said Bailey Jackson, Athletic Director.
Congratulations to these dedicated physical education teachers who have helped shape the strength and spirit of Clover High School. As CHS celebrates its 50th anniversary on its current campus, we honor the educators who have built a lasting foundation of wellness, teamwork, and perseverance for generations of Eagles. Celebrating the campus and living the legacy, this team continues building on that strong foundation—encouraging students to stay active, stay focused, and rise to every challenge with confidence.
#LivingtheLegacy
#BlueEagleStrong
#ProudtobeaBlueEagle
#StrongFoundation
#LivingtheLegacy
#BlueEagleStrong
#ProudtobeaBlueEagle
#StrongFoundation
CSD elementary schools have announced their Teachers of the Year and Support Staff Members of the Year. They are:
Bethany Elementary
Julie Moser, Teacher of the Year
Brittany Wilson, Support Staff Member of the Year
Bethel Elementary
Elishia Bazzano, Teacher of the Year
Michelle Grigg, Support Staff Member of the Year
Crowders Creek Elementary
Jessica Chiampa, Teacher of the Year
Felicia Alba, Support Staff Member of the Year
Griggs Road Elementary
Payton Miller, Teacher of the Year
Ashley Carroll, Support Staff Member of the Year
Kinard Elementary
D’Asia Cherry, Teacher of the Year
Rachel Fetty, Support Staff Member of the Year
Larne Elementary
Gina Horn, Teacher of the Year
Alison Edwards, Support Staff Member of the Year
Oakridge Elementary
Beverly Mellette, Teacher of the Year
Michele Schoenherr, Support Staff Member of the Year
Bethany Elementary
Julie Moser, Teacher of the Year
Brittany Wilson, Support Staff Member of the Year
Bethel Elementary
Elishia Bazzano, Teacher of the Year
Michelle Grigg, Support Staff Member of the Year
Crowders Creek Elementary
Jessica Chiampa, Teacher of the Year
Felicia Alba, Support Staff Member of the Year
Griggs Road Elementary
Payton Miller, Teacher of the Year
Ashley Carroll, Support Staff Member of the Year
Kinard Elementary
D’Asia Cherry, Teacher of the Year
Rachel Fetty, Support Staff Member of the Year
Larne Elementary
Gina Horn, Teacher of the Year
Alison Edwards, Support Staff Member of the Year
Oakridge Elementary
Beverly Mellette, Teacher of the Year
Michele Schoenherr, Support Staff Member of the Year
CSD secondary schools have named their Teachers of the Year and Support Staff Members of the year. They are:
Clover Middle School
Brooke Rice, Teacher of the Year
Wilhelmenia Choates, Support Staff Member of the Year
Oakridge Middle School
Jean May, Teacher of the Year
Beth Watts, Support Staff Member of the Year
Ninth Grade Campus
Sarah Stadler, Teacher of the Year
Paul Moore, Support Staff Member of the Year
Clover High School
Rick Langdale, Teacher of the Year
Jackie Tate, Support Staff Member of the Year
Center for Career Innovation
Shalyn Wehbie, Teacher of the Year
Megan Joye, Support Staff Member of the Year
Academies of Clover School District
Dr. Ingrid Coke, Teacher of the Year
Mike Rago, Support Staff Member of the Year
Clover Middle School
Brooke Rice, Teacher of the Year
Wilhelmenia Choates, Support Staff Member of the Year
Oakridge Middle School
Jean May, Teacher of the Year
Beth Watts, Support Staff Member of the Year
Ninth Grade Campus
Sarah Stadler, Teacher of the Year
Paul Moore, Support Staff Member of the Year
Clover High School
Rick Langdale, Teacher of the Year
Jackie Tate, Support Staff Member of the Year
Center for Career Innovation
Shalyn Wehbie, Teacher of the Year
Megan Joye, Support Staff Member of the Year
Academies of Clover School District
Dr. Ingrid Coke, Teacher of the Year
Mike Rago, Support Staff Member of the Year
Fire Science students from the Center for Career Innovation (CCI) visited Kinard Elementary on Monday to instruct kindergarten students on fire safety.
Fire Science students taking part in the visit included: Ryan Smith (who also plays Sparky), Hailey Bolin, AnnMarie Hunter and Caden Lowrance .
Their teacher is Chief Scott Boyd.
Fire Science students taking part in the visit included: Ryan Smith (who also plays Sparky), Hailey Bolin, AnnMarie Hunter and Caden Lowrance .
Their teacher is Chief Scott Boyd.
