Clover High School's ( CHS) chapter of the National Science Honor Society held its annual Science Symposium and Closing Ceremony on Tuesday night in the CHS cafeteria.
The event opened with a formal ceremony that included lighting the lamp of learning by parents, teachers, students and administrators. Band member Joshua Seon performed The National Anthem on the trumpet. During the ceremony, Advisor Preethi Ramaswamy handed off leadership of the organization to Jeanna McCullen, who will serve as advisor next year as Ramaswamy transfers to Lake Wylie High School.
The purpose of the organization is to foster curiosity and provide students with opportunities for science exploration outside the classroom. After the formal opening, students presented research projects and shared their findings with community members. The projects were not done as part of a class but rather for the joy of learning.
The event opened with a formal ceremony that included lighting the lamp of learning by parents, teachers, students and administrators. Band member Joshua Seon performed The National Anthem on the trumpet. During the ceremony, Advisor Preethi Ramaswamy handed off leadership of the organization to Jeanna McCullen, who will serve as advisor next year as Ramaswamy transfers to Lake Wylie High School.
The purpose of the organization is to foster curiosity and provide students with opportunities for science exploration outside the classroom. After the formal opening, students presented research projects and shared their findings with community members. The projects were not done as part of a class but rather for the joy of learning.
Roosevelt Middle School is proud to announce the first group of coaches who will lead the Tigers on to the field and court next season:
Emily Robinson -Head Girls Volleyball and Head Girl’s Basketball
Kimberly Blackwood - Head Girls Volleyball
Justin Bowden - Head Football
Michelle Young - Head Girls Basketball
Dylan Huntington - Head Boy' Basketball
Michael Bartell - Head Boys Basketball
Emily Robinson -Head Girls Volleyball and Head Girl’s Basketball
Kimberly Blackwood - Head Girls Volleyball
Justin Bowden - Head Football
Michelle Young - Head Girls Basketball
Dylan Huntington - Head Boy' Basketball
Michael Bartell - Head Boys Basketball
With the excitement of opening three new schools, planning is already underway for the year ahead! Be sure to mark your calendar for the annual Back to School Bash on Friday, July 31, 2026, from 5:30–7:00 p.m. at Clover High School. We hope you’ll join us as we kick off the new school year with an evening of fun and celebration!
On Tuesday evening, Clover Middle School hosted its “Meet the School” event for new students. Student volunteers, administrators, teachers, and PTO members were on hand to welcome families, offering tours of the school and even a chance to visit the Book Fair.
The PTO also distributed 8th grade graduation signs to current students, giving incoming students a glimpse of what lies ahead.
Additional “Meet the School” events are planned at other schools throughout the district in the coming weeks—be sure to check the schedule to see when each school will be open.
The PTO also distributed 8th grade graduation signs to current students, giving incoming students a glimpse of what lies ahead.
Additional “Meet the School” events are planned at other schools throughout the district in the coming weeks—be sure to check the schedule to see when each school will be open.
Dr. Sheila Quinn joined fellow York County superintendents this morning for the State of Education breakfast hosted by the York County Regional Chamber. The event brought together local elected officials and business leaders to hear updates from public, private, and charter school educators.
Oakridge Middle School student Penelope Joshi also took part as a featured speaker, introducing Dr. Quinn and sharing her appreciation for the Chamber’s World of Work program, which exposes students to a variety of career pathways. Center for Career Innovation Assistant Principal Wayne Williams and School Board Member Tracy Stiff were also in attendance for the discussion.
Thank you to the York County Regional Chamber and event sponsors for providing this opportunity to focus on education in our region.
Oakridge Middle School student Penelope Joshi also took part as a featured speaker, introducing Dr. Quinn and sharing her appreciation for the Chamber’s World of Work program, which exposes students to a variety of career pathways. Center for Career Innovation Assistant Principal Wayne Williams and School Board Member Tracy Stiff were also in attendance for the discussion.
Thank you to the York County Regional Chamber and event sponsors for providing this opportunity to focus on education in our region.
Say hello to the custodial team that will be keeping Liberty Hill Elementary clean and sparkling as the new school opens in the fall!
Liberty Hill Elementary was the focus of the Operations Update at Monday night's Board of Trustees meeting.
The school's playground is being installed, and work on the kitchen is underway.
At Lake Wylie High School, finishing touches, like flooring and tile work, are going in. Landscaping is also being planted.
Both schools are slated to open August 3 to start the 2026-2027 school year.
The school's playground is being installed, and work on the kitchen is underway.
At Lake Wylie High School, finishing touches, like flooring and tile work, are going in. Landscaping is also being planted.
Both schools are slated to open August 3 to start the 2026-2027 school year.
Meet the front office staff of Lake Wylie High School! These dedicated staff members look forward to keeping things moving along smoothly at LWHS and to greeting students, staff and parents on a daily basis.
Today we recognize and celebrate our incredible school bus drivers for the care, dedication, and professionalism they bring to Clover School District each day. 🚌💙
Our bus drivers are often the first smiling face students see in the morning and the last at the end of the school day, helping ensure every ride is safe, welcoming, and dependable.
Thank you for the important role you play in supporting our students and families and for the miles you travel to keep Clover moving each day! 🍀✨
#SchoolBusDriverAppreciationDay
Our bus drivers are often the first smiling face students see in the morning and the last at the end of the school day, helping ensure every ride is safe, welcoming, and dependable.
Thank you for the important role you play in supporting our students and families and for the miles you travel to keep Clover moving each day! 🍀✨
#SchoolBusDriverAppreciationDay
Clover School District (CSD) sends a special thank you to York Electric Cooperative for attending last night's Board of Trustees Meeting to present the district's annual rebate check. Business Relations Coordinator Celeste Smith was on hand to present a check for $42,808 to CSD Chief Financial Officer Ken Love. Thank you so much for your support of Clover School District!
Continuing with our Recognitions from the Board of Trustees meeting last night, we honored:
*Air Force JROTC Leadership and Academic Bowl Team
*Matt Hoffman and Erica Fielder for CETL Certifications
*The Clay Target Team
*The Boys Wrestling Team's National Awards
*Kristal Stefanov for NAESP Outstanding Assistant Principal
*Inter-District Preschool Science Competition
*Jason Learning/ReMA Recycling Contest Winners
*Air Force JROTC Leadership and Academic Bowl Team
*Matt Hoffman and Erica Fielder for CETL Certifications
*The Clay Target Team
*The Boys Wrestling Team's National Awards
*Kristal Stefanov for NAESP Outstanding Assistant Principal
*Inter-District Preschool Science Competition
*Jason Learning/ReMA Recycling Contest Winners
The Clover School District Board of Trustees had another round of AMAZING student and staff recognitions at last night's Board meeting. We had soooo many groups that it's going to take us two posts to include them all!
They honored:
*District Elementary Battle of the Books Championship Team
*Crowders Creek Pyramid PIECES
*Diesel Tech Awards from SkillsUSA
*FCCLA State Awards
*Crowders Creek Chess Team
*Carrie Bolin's Agriculture Educator of Excellence Award
*Perennial Math's Wall of Fame Students
They honored:
*District Elementary Battle of the Books Championship Team
*Crowders Creek Pyramid PIECES
*Diesel Tech Awards from SkillsUSA
*FCCLA State Awards
*Crowders Creek Chess Team
*Carrie Bolin's Agriculture Educator of Excellence Award
*Perennial Math's Wall of Fame Students
Welcome to the grade level teacher assistants who will support learning at Liberty Hill Elementary when it opens its doors this fall!
We are highlighting the Special Education teacher assistants who will be transferring to Liberty Hill Elementary this fall. We appreciate their patient guidance of our students who work diligently each day to achieve their individualized learning goals.
Today we recognize the clerical staff transferring to Liberty Hill Elementary this fall. We know that they will create a warm and welcoming environment for students, staff and parents at this new school.
Congratulations to Abigail Thompson, Ryan Jones and Connor Malloy for winning second place today in the Southeast Regional Jr. Chef Competition!
The students are enrolled in the Culinary Arts Program at the Center for Career Innovation. Their teacher is Chef Scot Michaw.
The students are enrolled in the Culinary Arts Program at the Center for Career Innovation. Their teacher is Chef Scot Michaw.
A special shout out to York Electric Cooperative for sponsoring today's Support Services "Shindig."
Each year, Clover School District hosts a lunch gathering for Support Services staff, including Transportation, Maintenance and IT Departments. The staff enjoyed lunch and then took part in a raffle for gift cards to local businesses.
CSD appreciates the strong community partnership we share with York Electric Cooperative.
Each year, Clover School District hosts a lunch gathering for Support Services staff, including Transportation, Maintenance and IT Departments. The staff enjoyed lunch and then took part in a raffle for gift cards to local businesses.
CSD appreciates the strong community partnership we share with York Electric Cooperative.
The Utility Line Worker Student showcase features York and Clover students who have completed over 500 hours of training over two semesters. Throughout their training, each student developed a series of skills, including workplace safety, industry tool identification, and application. Additionally, students learned connect construction, pole setting, extraction, overhead transformer installation, switching, and other valuable hands-on experience. Students in the program work in both classroom and field lab settings to learn theory and application hands on training. Two Clover students placed in the following events:
Johnathon Love: 1st place, Hurt Man Rescue
Parker Asel: 2nd place, Insulator Changeout
Johnathon Love: 1st place, Hurt Man Rescue
Parker Asel: 2nd place, Insulator Changeout
Two students from Clover High School took top honors in the Jason Learning/Recycling Materials Association (ReMA) poster and video contests.
This year's theme was "Battery Recycling: Hidden Risks and Rewards."
Junior Vayda LeMere won the Grand Prize in the poster contest, while Senior Cheyenne Joshi won the Grand Prize in the video contest. An image of Vayda's poster is included with the photos, while Cheyenne's video can be viewed at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LVjXIo359fpduFOYyCLi4nJ1N2NaTYb5/view.
The students, their parents and their sponsor--Preethi Ramaswamy--traveled to Las Vegas two weeks ago to attend the awards ceremony, which was held in conjunction with the International Recycling Convention.
This year's theme was "Battery Recycling: Hidden Risks and Rewards."
Junior Vayda LeMere won the Grand Prize in the poster contest, while Senior Cheyenne Joshi won the Grand Prize in the video contest. An image of Vayda's poster is included with the photos, while Cheyenne's video can be viewed at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LVjXIo359fpduFOYyCLi4nJ1N2NaTYb5/view.
The students, their parents and their sponsor--Preethi Ramaswamy--traveled to Las Vegas two weeks ago to attend the awards ceremony, which was held in conjunction with the International Recycling Convention.
Congratulations to two students in the Center for Career Innovation 's (CCI) Fire Science program for their acceptance into Camp Ignite.
Chloe Ivey and Mullally Holt will take part in a four-night/five-day residential fire camp for high school girls , running June 16–20, 2026. Hosted by the Charlotte Fire Department, Camp Ignite offers hands-on training—including search and rescue, rappelling, and hose work—designed to build confidence and teamwork under the guidance of professional female firefighters.
CCI students received two of only 30 slots available at this camp. Their instructor is Chief Scott Boyd.
Chloe Ivey and Mullally Holt will take part in a four-night/five-day residential fire camp for high school girls , running June 16–20, 2026. Hosted by the Charlotte Fire Department, Camp Ignite offers hands-on training—including search and rescue, rappelling, and hose work—designed to build confidence and teamwork under the guidance of professional female firefighters.
CCI students received two of only 30 slots available at this camp. Their instructor is Chief Scott Boyd.
