It's that time again, Clover Community!
The Clover School District Back-to-School Bash will be held Friday, July 26, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Memorial Stadium. We hope you will join us for music, inflatables, snow cones, temporary tattoos, sunglasses and important resources from our schools and community organizations.
See you out there!!!
Clover School District (CSD) extends a warm "Welcome to Clover" to all the wonderful new employees who will be joining CSD for the upcoming school year. Today, we highlight Reilly Livingston of Bethany Elementary.
Parents who indicated that their children needed bus service when they registered their children for the 2024-2025 school year should have received emails earlier today with their children's bus route and schedule information. Parents were sent two emails--one with details for the morning route and a second with details of the afternoon route. Parents who did not receive these emails should contact their child's school.
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CSD honors our amazing team of teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week! Thanks for all you do!
Happy Star Wars Day! May the Fourth be with you today and always!
During Mental Health Awareness Month, CSD reminds the community of our partnership with Care Solace--a service providing 24/7 access to mental health resources that's just a call or click away.
Fourth Quarter Interim Reports come home today! Don't forget to check those backpacks!
Don't forget today's an Early-Release Day! All schools dismiss two hours early.
On Administrative Professionals Day, CSD thanks the hard-working administrative professionals who keep our schools and offices running smoothly!
During National Volunteer Appreciation Week, CSD thanks the many community volunteers who work tirelessly to support our schools. Whether you help out with classroom celebrations, chaperone field trips or hold an office in a PTO or Booster Club, we say "Thank you." You help CSD achieve a level of excellence that makes us a leader in the state and nation.
Clover School District (CSD) students joined more than 1,300 students from York and Chester counties at Cherry Park in Rock Hill today for the Area 11 Special Olympics.
Following an opening ceremony that included the singing of the National Anthem and the recitation of the Special Olympics athlete’s pledge, Rock Hill Mayor John Gettys officially declared the games open.
Young athlete clinics were hosted for students as young as three years-old, while other events included competitors 22 years-old and older. Track and field events that were part of the games included the softball throw, 50 M and 100 M races and the standing long jump.
While everyone who takes part in the Special Olympics is a champion, students earned ribbons for placing in their event.
Bethany Elementary School celebrated the completion of a 16-month construction project that included a new car rider line, an expanded cafeteria and a new classroom with a collaboration space.
Today’s celebration began in the renovated cafeteria and was opened by School Board Vice Chair Ginger Marr. Calling herself a “Bethany girl,” Marr welcomed guests to the event.
Students enrolled in Bethany’s Artistic GT music program performed a traditional African greeting song that included both singing and percussion instruments. The music students were under the direction of Ms. Emily Eakes.
Superintendent Dr. Sheila Quinn recognized elected officials and delivered remarks about projects that improve the learning environment for students.
Bethany Principal Margaret Guerin concluded the program by thanking the contractors who performed the work at the school.
Guests then went outside to the entrance of the new classroom wing for the ribbon cutting. Guerin and Quinn shared ribbon cutting duties with an oversized pair of scissors.
Guests were then taken on a tour of the classroom wing. Tours were led by students on Bethany’s House Council.
The event was attended by State Representative Dennis Moss and York County Council Member Tommy Adkins. School Board Chair Rob Wallace and School Board Members Mike Ballard, Matt Burris, Jessica Cody and Keron Meeks were also on hand to take part in the ribbon cutting.
CSD partnered with Care Solace to connect families to mental health resources. CSD students, staff and families can call Care Solace at 888-515-0595 for 24/7/365 personalized and confidential help finding a therapist or you can search on your own at www.caresolace.com/cloversd.
It's National School Librarian Day! Thanks for helping our students fall in love with reading!
CSD salutes military families and the sacrifices they make in serving our country during the Month of the Military Child.
CSD observes World Autism Awareness Day and seeks to create an environment in which autistic individuals are fully supported, championed and celebrated.
Happy Spring Break, CSD! All schools and offices are closed April 1-5.
More than 80 Clover School District (CSD) fourth and fifth graders gathered at Blue Eagle Academy today for the annual Battle of the Books competition.
Students worked in teams of four to read 10 books in preparation for the event. Teams are coached by librarians and teachers at each elementary school. The teams participated in relays and “Family Feud” contests to see which team can recall the most information about the books they read.
For the second year in a row, Bethany Elementary’s “Nacho Average Readers” brought home the trophy. Team members include Sloan Davis, Annabelle Naile, Anniston Ruth and Zoey Tanner.
Other teams earning top honors include:
Second place–Crystal Readers from Crowders Creek Elementary
Third place–Harry Potter Pros from Crowders Creek Elementary
Fourth place–Hot Tacos from Griggs Road Elementary
Third quarter report cards come home today! Make time to celebrate your student's learning!
