Clover School District
Each Child, Each Day... Excellence
❤️🎀 Red Ribbon Week 🎀❤️
This week, our schools are joining communities across the country to celebrate Red Ribbon Week and promote healthy, safe and drug-free choices.
Red Ribbon Week is an opportunity to empower our students to make positive decisions, take care of themselves and one another, and understand that their choices today can help shape their future tomorrow.
Let’s encourage our students to stand strong, make healthy choices and be the best versions of themselves. Together, we can build a school community where every student has the support and confidence to choose a healthy, drug-free future. 💚🍀
#RedRibbonWeek #DrugFree #HealthyChoices
This week, our schools are joining communities across the country to celebrate Red Ribbon Week and promote healthy, safe and drug-free choices.
Red Ribbon Week is an opportunity to empower our students to make positive decisions, take care of themselves and one another, and understand that their choices today can help shape their future tomorrow.
Let’s encourage our students to stand strong, make healthy choices and be the best versions of themselves. Together, we can build a school community where every student has the support and confidence to choose a healthy, drug-free future. 💚🍀
#RedRibbonWeek #DrugFree #HealthyChoices
Clover School District (CSD) is sending our four-leaf clover good luck wishes to the Lake Wylie High School Marching Band as they compete in their first-ever 3A state championship tomorrow.
We know their "Lightning in a Bottle" show will bring the energy and light up the field!
Good luck, Chargers! 🍀⚡
We know their "Lightning in a Bottle" show will bring the energy and light up the field!
Good luck, Chargers! 🍀⚡
COMMUNITY ALERT:
Eighth grade students at Clover Middle School are taking part in a Revolutionary War Reenactment today.
Community members may hear the sound of musket fire at the end of class periods today as the demonstration concludes.
Eighth grade students at Clover Middle School are taking part in a Revolutionary War Reenactment today.
Community members may hear the sound of musket fire at the end of class periods today as the demonstration concludes.
The Center for Career Innovation (CCI) hosted its first job fair of the year at Lake Wylie High School this morning.
Approximately 50 local businesses were on hand to speak to students about opportunities with their organizations. Students even had the chance to try their skills at various employment skills, including check writing and wire stripping.
A special shout out to CCI's Culinary Arts program for providing refreshments for the company representatives who took part in the fair.
CCI will host a second job fair in the spring for students at Clover High School.
Clover School District (CSD) appreciates the partnership with local businesses for the success of our students.
Approximately 50 local businesses were on hand to speak to students about opportunities with their organizations. Students even had the chance to try their skills at various employment skills, including check writing and wire stripping.
A special shout out to CCI's Culinary Arts program for providing refreshments for the company representatives who took part in the fair.
CCI will host a second job fair in the spring for students at Clover High School.
Clover School District (CSD) appreciates the partnership with local businesses for the success of our students.
Lake Wylie High school will host the Region 3 4A Cross Country Championships on Thursday, October 22, beginning at 5 p.m.
Tickets are available at:
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/lakewyliehsbooster/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzYx
Tickets are available at:
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/lakewyliehsbooster/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzYx
🛡️💚 America’s Safe Schools Week 💚🛡️
This week, we’re joining school communities across the country in recognizing America’s Safe Schools Week and reaffirming our commitment to creating safe, welcoming and supportive schools for every student and staff member.
School safety is everyone’s responsibility. From our educators and administrators to our students, families, transportation teams, law enforcement partners and entire community, we all have a role to play in keeping our schools safe.
Thank you to everyone who works each day to protect our students, strengthen our schools and help create an environment where every child can learn, grow and thrive. 🍀
This week, we’re joining school communities across the country in recognizing America’s Safe Schools Week and reaffirming our commitment to creating safe, welcoming and supportive schools for every student and staff member.
School safety is everyone’s responsibility. From our educators and administrators to our students, families, transportation teams, law enforcement partners and entire community, we all have a role to play in keeping our schools safe.
Thank you to everyone who works each day to protect our students, strengthen our schools and help create an environment where every child can learn, grow and thrive. 🍀
Schools across the Clover School District are gearing up for Red Ribbon Week. Check out this schedule of events!
🍀 The Heart of Our Schools
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Shelton Kimble on what she loves about the Academies of Clover School District. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Shelton Kimble on what she loves about the Academies of Clover School District. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
Clover School District (CSD) is announcing a change to the use of artificial intelligence resources in Clover School District.
Effective October 21, 2026, the district will officially block the use of all AI resources except SchoolAI on all student devices. This is a pause, not a permanent block for students, which will allow Clover School District to strengthen expectations for responsible use, the ability to protect student information, and time to provide consistent support for AI integration in our schools.
Clover School District’s Technology team will begin blocking student device access to publicly available AI tools to the best of its ability. Although filtering cannot guarantee that every resource will be blocked, we are asking that staff plan any AI usage with classroom instruction around SchoolAI and should not direct students to other AI platforms during this pause.
SchoolAI Access and Support
SchoolAI is available through ClassLink to all middle and high school teachers and students, as well as elementary teachers but not elementary students.
Innovation coaches will share additional information with teachers about accessing SchoolAI, how to use it effectively in instruction, and how to receive support. Please stay tuned for more communication regarding Clover’s next steps and how you can get involved.
Effective October 21, 2026, the district will officially block the use of all AI resources except SchoolAI on all student devices. This is a pause, not a permanent block for students, which will allow Clover School District to strengthen expectations for responsible use, the ability to protect student information, and time to provide consistent support for AI integration in our schools.
Clover School District’s Technology team will begin blocking student device access to publicly available AI tools to the best of its ability. Although filtering cannot guarantee that every resource will be blocked, we are asking that staff plan any AI usage with classroom instruction around SchoolAI and should not direct students to other AI platforms during this pause.
SchoolAI Access and Support
SchoolAI is available through ClassLink to all middle and high school teachers and students, as well as elementary teachers but not elementary students.
Innovation coaches will share additional information with teachers about accessing SchoolAI, how to use it effectively in instruction, and how to receive support. Please stay tuned for more communication regarding Clover’s next steps and how you can get involved.
Thirty-eight Choraliers sang for the National Association of the Teachers of Singing (NATS) auditions at the University of South Carolina in Columbia on Saturday, October 17.
Thirty -one of these students earned scores that qualified them to advance to the regional auditions at Shenandoah University in March. In addition, the following students placed in the top three in their categories:
Freshmen and Sophomore Girls:
First place - Maiyah Kee (LWHS)
Third place - Kailey Blackwell (LWHS)
Freshmen and Sophomore Boys:
Second place - Alex Gould (CHS)
Third place - Daniel Hogan (LWHS)
Junior and Senior Girls:
Second place - Antonia Kearney (CHS)
Third place - Addie Campbell (CHS)
Junior and Senior Boys:
Third place (tie) - Keaton Huskey and Julian Smith (CHS)
The Choraliers are directed by Jay Forrest, Alex Bromell and Brandi Icard.
Thirty -one of these students earned scores that qualified them to advance to the regional auditions at Shenandoah University in March. In addition, the following students placed in the top three in their categories:
Freshmen and Sophomore Girls:
First place - Maiyah Kee (LWHS)
Third place - Kailey Blackwell (LWHS)
Freshmen and Sophomore Boys:
Second place - Alex Gould (CHS)
Third place - Daniel Hogan (LWHS)
Junior and Senior Girls:
Second place - Antonia Kearney (CHS)
Third place - Addie Campbell (CHS)
Junior and Senior Boys:
Third place (tie) - Keaton Huskey and Julian Smith (CHS)
The Choraliers are directed by Jay Forrest, Alex Bromell and Brandi Icard.
🚌💚 School Bus Safety Week 💚🚌
This week, we’re recognizing the importance of school bus safety and celebrating the dedicated bus drivers who help get our students to and from school safely each day.
With thousands of students riding our buses every day, safety is a shared responsibility. We encourage everyone to slow down, stay alert and follow the rules when driving near a school bus.
To our incredible bus drivers: thank you for the care, patience and responsibility you show our students every day. You’re an important part of our school community, and we appreciate you! 🍀
Let’s work together to make sure every ride is a safe ride.
#SchoolBusSafetyWeek #BusSafety #ThankYouBusDrivers
This week, we’re recognizing the importance of school bus safety and celebrating the dedicated bus drivers who help get our students to and from school safely each day.
With thousands of students riding our buses every day, safety is a shared responsibility. We encourage everyone to slow down, stay alert and follow the rules when driving near a school bus.
To our incredible bus drivers: thank you for the care, patience and responsibility you show our students every day. You’re an important part of our school community, and we appreciate you! 🍀
Let’s work together to make sure every ride is a safe ride.
#SchoolBusSafetyWeek #BusSafety #ThankYouBusDrivers
🍀 The Heart of Our Schools
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Carrie Bolin n on what she loves about the Center for Career Innovation. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
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Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Carrie Bolin n on what she loves about the Center for Career Innovation. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
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💻📱 Happy Digital Citizenship Week! 📱💻
In a world where so much of our learning, communication and connection happens online, being a good digital citizen matters!
During Digital Citizenship Week, we’re reminding our students that what we do online reflects who we are offline. Being a responsible digital citizen means thinking before you post, protecting your personal information, treating others with kindness and respect, and using technology in positive and productive ways.
Let’s help our students become confident, responsible and respectful citizens — both in the classroom and in the digital world. 💚🍀
In a world where so much of our learning, communication and connection happens online, being a good digital citizen matters!
During Digital Citizenship Week, we’re reminding our students that what we do online reflects who we are offline. Being a responsible digital citizen means thinking before you post, protecting your personal information, treating others with kindness and respect, and using technology in positive and productive ways.
Let’s help our students become confident, responsible and respectful citizens — both in the classroom and in the digital world. 💚🍀
🍀 The Heart of Our Schools
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Calub Courtwright on what he loves about Lake Wylie High School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Calub Courtwright on what he loves about Lake Wylie High School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
💚 Happy Boss’s Day! 💚
Today, we’re celebrating the leaders across our school district who guide, support and inspire the people who make our schools great.
Great leadership is about more than making decisions — it’s about listening, encouraging, serving and creating opportunities for others to succeed. We’re grateful for the principals, assistant principals, district leaders and supervisors who show up every day for our students, staff and families.
Thank you for leading with heart, purpose and a commitment to our students! 🍀
Today, we’re celebrating the leaders across our school district who guide, support and inspire the people who make our schools great.
Great leadership is about more than making decisions — it’s about listening, encouraging, serving and creating opportunities for others to succeed. We’re grateful for the principals, assistant principals, district leaders and supervisors who show up every day for our students, staff and families.
Thank you for leading with heart, purpose and a commitment to our students! 🍀
🍀 The Heart of Our Schools
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Donna Farris on what she loves about Clover High School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
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Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Donna Farris on what she loves about Clover High School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
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It's always a great time when our youngest learners and high school students have an opportunity to come together for an important lesson.
Today, students in Kayla Cook's preschool class joined students in Chief Scott Boyd's Fire Science II class at the Center for Career Innovation to learn about fire safety.
Teaching fire safety is part of the Fire Science II curriculum and is a skill tested during the certification exam. The preschoolers donned special fire helmets and set straight to learning.
The Fire Science students demonstrated tools on their fire truck and gave each student a chance to sit in the seat. They showed students how they put on their gear and taught them not to be afraid of fire fighters wearing masks to keep them safe. They explained to students why it is important to have a plan for exiting your home in the event of a fire and demonstrated how to stop, drop and roll.
A special thank you to the Bethel Fire Department for bringing out the smoke trailer to simulate a house on fire.
And, of course, the students wrapped up their visit by taking a turn spraying the fire hose.
Today, students in Kayla Cook's preschool class joined students in Chief Scott Boyd's Fire Science II class at the Center for Career Innovation to learn about fire safety.
Teaching fire safety is part of the Fire Science II curriculum and is a skill tested during the certification exam. The preschoolers donned special fire helmets and set straight to learning.
The Fire Science students demonstrated tools on their fire truck and gave each student a chance to sit in the seat. They showed students how they put on their gear and taught them not to be afraid of fire fighters wearing masks to keep them safe. They explained to students why it is important to have a plan for exiting your home in the event of a fire and demonstrated how to stop, drop and roll.
A special thank you to the Bethel Fire Department for bringing out the smoke trailer to simulate a house on fire.
And, of course, the students wrapped up their visit by taking a turn spraying the fire hose.
Clover High School’s Drama Club invites you to their fall production of Emily Brontë, Teenage Ghost Hunter by Dan Zolidis. Come find out what happens when a terrifying phantom descends upon Emily Brontë, her sisters, and classmates in this hilarious tale full of magic, ghosts, an undead goose, a lovesick spirit and even a talking meat pudding. Performances are on October 23 and October 24 at 7:00 pm in the CSD Auditorium. Admission is $5 at the door.
🍀 The Heart of Our Schools
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Will Largen on what he loves about Oakridge Middle School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Will Largen on what he loves about Oakridge Middle School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
Erica Fielder has been named Clover School District’s (CSD) new Instructional Specialist for Technology.
Prior to joining the District Office staff, Fielder served as a District Innovation Coach. While in this role, she completed the prestigious CoSN CETL Certification in technology leadership.
Additionally, she has served as an online teacher for both Oakridge Middle School and Virtual SC. She has also been a Course Builder for York County Adult Ed, a sixth grade English Language Arts and Social Studies teacher at Fort Mill Middle School and an elementary teacher at Forest Heights Elementary in Gaston County.
Fielder holds a Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education from Coastal Carolina University. She received a Master of Curriculum degree from Walden University. She earned an online teaching endorsement from the College of Charleston and her +30 certification in Technology Integration from the University of LaVerne. She completed a Leadership and Administration certificate from the American College of Education.
Prior to joining the District Office staff, Fielder served as a District Innovation Coach. While in this role, she completed the prestigious CoSN CETL Certification in technology leadership.
Additionally, she has served as an online teacher for both Oakridge Middle School and Virtual SC. She has also been a Course Builder for York County Adult Ed, a sixth grade English Language Arts and Social Studies teacher at Fort Mill Middle School and an elementary teacher at Forest Heights Elementary in Gaston County.
Fielder holds a Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education from Coastal Carolina University. She received a Master of Curriculum degree from Walden University. She earned an online teaching endorsement from the College of Charleston and her +30 certification in Technology Integration from the University of LaVerne. She completed a Leadership and Administration certificate from the American College of Education.