Shout out to our School Crossing Guards who keep us all safe on our way to and from school each day!
CSD has partnered with Care Solace to support the well-being of students, staff and their families. Care Solace is a complimentary and confidential care coordination service that can help you quickly find mental health or substance use treatment options matched to your needs regardless of circumstance. If you would like to use Care Solace to help you find a provider: Call 888-515-0595 available 24/7/365 in any language. Visit www.caresolace.com/cloversd and either search on your own OR click “Book Appointment” for assistance by video chat, email, or phone.
Students who miss several days of school often struggle to catch up on missed assignments and instruction. That's why there is a strong correlation between good attendance and higher student achievement.
REMINDER: Interim reports are being sent home today. Check those backpacks!
"State of the art."
That's how Clover High School (CHS) Athletic Director Bailey Jackson described the school's new Fitness and Wellness Center at today's Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the facility.
The CHS Fitness and Wellness Center is a $5.8 million project. The 27,000 square-foot facility includes a weight and agility area with 29 yards of turf and school -branded equipment. There's also a multipurpose room, locker rooms, restrooms, showers, a laundry room and an auxiliary training room.
Jackson paid tribute to the School Board for investing in continued excellence at Clover High School while balancing the new construction projects associated with growth in the district.
Football Coach Perry Woolbright welcomed the invited guests, Athletic Director Bailey Jackson delivered remarks about how the facility would be used and Principal Donna Farris offered closing remarks.
The ribbon was cut by School Board Chair Rob Wallace. All seven Clover School District Board of Trustees members attended the ceremony, along with County Commissioner Tommy Adkins (District 3).
REMINDER: Today is an Early Release Day!
"All Blue Eagles Ready to Work."
During Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, CSD salutes the awesome opportunities available at the Applied Technology Campus (ATC).
Fifty-three Clover School District (CSD) eighth grade students were honored as Junior Scholars during a ceremony in the CSD Auditorium on Tuesday, Feb. 4. The students represented both Clover Middle School and Oakridge Middle School.
The Junior Scholars program recognizes middle school school students who achieved high scores on the PSAT. Created by the South Carolina Department of Education in the 1985-1986 school year, the program seeks to identify students with exceptional academic talent and provide them with opportunities to facilitate their intellectual growth, broaden their interests and promote their scholastic achievement.
Clover School District’s 2025 Junior Scholars are:
Andrew Bodnar
Connor Breece
Dylan Casado De La Cruz
John Fillmore
Connor Hardee
William Jeffries
Sebastian Jerman
Zola Phelps
Lela Seay
Landon Spearman
Emma Talley
Cheyenne Wilson
Darsh Agarwal
Sophia Beauregard
Elaine Bolt
Isabella Brondani Flammia
Jackson Brown
Peyton Campbell
James Connolly
Kinley Cooperider
Ana Coplin Torres
Michael Cruser
Samuel Edwards
Gracyn Fite
Story Fitzgerald
Natalie Heinle
Daniel Hogan
Ruby Johnson
Khloe Jones
Zoe Jones
Abigail Kehr
Corey Krell
Maxim Larente
Molly Little
Kaia Miller
Kelsey Moore
Jacob Naves
Dalton Osterberg
Yug Patel
Chase Peterman
Alexander Piehl
Gabriella Quaife
Anna Roberts
Caroline Rosanova
Benjamin Schaff
Isabella Seon
Viraj Shinde
Benjamin Tamberelli
Emma Tompkins
Maitland Vanoury
Alexander Wegiel
Callie West
Lyra Work
The ceremony featured a presentation of colors by the Clover High School (CHS) Air Force Junior ROTC and a performance of the National Anthem by CHS student vocalist Christian Ruth. Ninth Grade Campus Assistant Principal Elizabeth Gibson served as guest speaker. Students were recognized by Superintendent Dr. Sheila Quinn and Chief Academic Officer Dr. Millicent Dickey.
On National Women and Girls in Sports Day, we salute all the girls sports teams who represent us in competition across the Palmetto State, including the 2024 State Champion Girls Soccer Team.
Clover School District (CSD) salutes all our school counselors during National School Counselor Week.
As we celebrate Black History Month, let us reflect on the rich cultural, social, and historical contributions of Black individuals to society. This month serves as an opportunity to honor the achievements, resilience and enduring legacy of Black communities.
It's been a rough winter, CSD!
Will we have six more weeks of winter, or is spring on the way?
Only the groundhog knows....
Students enrolled in the Culinary Arts 2 class at the Applied Technology Center took part in Cake Wars today.
Judges sampled eight different types of cake made by teams of students. Most cakes had multiple layers, some incorporating layers of lady fingers and cheesecake. Many contained fillings, glazes or fruit.
First place went to "Vacay Island." Second place was awarded to "Lemon Meringue Angel." Third place went to "Be Mine."
Chef Scott Michaw is the Culinary Arts teacher.
Mr. Todd Moser has done an incredible job of building a new STEM program at Crowders Creek Elementary. The students absolutely love doing fun and engaging activities with robots.. Students have navigated their robots through mazes, put on robot parades for younger learners, and in this image you can see soccer fields are set up for students to play modified soccer games with their robots. We are so appreciative of Mr. Moser's dedication and ingenuity in building this program for his students.
January has been another busy month for CSD construction projects. Although a few items still need to be installed, the CHS Fitness Center now has a certificate of occupancy and is being used by Blue Eagle athletes. The sub-roof is on the future Roosevelt Middle Fine Arts Wing, and its completion is expected in April. The cold and snowy weather have been challenging for the Liberty Hill Elementary and Lake Wylie High School construction projects, but progress continues.
Thank you to Dr. Ashley Scott and Dr. Bertrina Scott of Project CLEER for generously supporting three Clover School District teacher grants at last night's School Board meeting.
Dr. Bertrina Scott surprised teachers from three schools by awarding them with checks to fund their innovative projects. The awardees are:
Rosa Ford, Academies of Clover, "Sea Turtle ER"
Sam Harper, Bethany Elementary, "Iron Sharpens Iron"
Rhonda Huddleston-Broom and Dr. Angela Leissa , Oakridge Elementary, "Bright Lights, Big Talent"
Representatives of the South Carolina School Boards Association (SCSBA) attended last night's School Board meeting to honor the Greater Things Ministry of Lake Wylie Christian Assembly for their partnership with Clover School District. SCSBA presented Greater Things with their Champions for Public Education Award.
Greater Things has conducted a number of projects to support the district, including campus beautification, classroom equipment donations, backpacks and school supply donations and shoes for students in need.
Thank you, Greater Things, for all you do!
Shout out to the Employees of the Month for December and January who were recognized at last night's School Board meeting.
The recognitions at last night's School Board meeting were so big that it's going to take us multiple posts to share all the good news! Here's a look at the Abacus Bee winners, Fields of the Year honorees, fall sports coaches and athletes and the OMS FFA teams.
Say “hello” to two-way messaging in the CSD app! The
same district app now offers class streams, class
announcements, and parent-teacher chat. Look for your
personalized invitation soon to begin using this feature in our app.
Download for Android https://aptg.co/xvrpGX
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/kXBk8N
