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.
Clover School District (CSD) has received two awards from the South Carolina Chapter of the National School Public Relations Association (SCNSPRA).
It is the second year in a row that CSD has been honored with a Medallion Award. This year’s Medallion recognizes The Roaring Eagle: A Student-Produced Community Newspaper. The award application outlined the partnership between Clover High School students and the River HIlls-Lake Wylie Lions Club. The CSD Communications Office regularly collaborates with The Roaring Eagle as a way of sharing school district news with the larger community. Dr. Kelly Clark is The Roaring Eagle adviser. Last year’s medallion award was presented to the district’s school bond campaign.
CSD’s weekly newsletter, “This Week ‘In Clover,’” was honored with a Publication and Electronic Media Award from SCNSPRA. “This Week ‘In Clover’” is a rebranding of the district’s earlier newsletter known as “Friday Facts.” The new version features news stories and photographs, along with a weekly column from Superintendent Dr. Sheila Quinn. “This Week ‘In Clover’” is produced by Public Information Officer Bryan Dillon and Director of Marketing Stephanie Knott.
The SCNSPRA Awards will be presented Friday, April 26, at the Rewards for Excellence Luncheon in Columbia.
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.
Students from Clover High School’s Unified Sports class have been learning about inclusion, leadership, and advocacy. To help them turn their learning into action, students from both the Unified Sports class and the Unified Fan Club traveled to Columbia for the SC Special Olympics Unified Rally at the State House on March 26.
The theme for this year’s rally was “Celebrate Unity." Four CHS students spoke about their experiences attending a Unified Champion School. The group enjoyed watching performances, taking part in a banner competition and joining with schools from across the state to celebrate unity.
After the rally, students got to enjoy a picnic on the State House grounds. Before leaving, they got to see our state legislature in action from the House Gallery.
Elizabeth Burwell Jones is their instructor.
Third quarter report cards come home today! Make time to celebrate your student's learning!
Reminder: Today is a Teacher Work Day! Schools are closed for all students.
It's National Ag Day! #ThankAFarmer
The theme for this year's observance of World Down Syndrome Day is #EndTheStereotypes.
Happy St. Patrick's Day from the school district that celebrates EVERY day with a four-leaf clover! #lucky2BNCSD
Happy Pi Day from CSD!
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.
Shout out to CSD's amazing vocal and instrumental music groups during Music in Our Schools Month!
As a Special Olympics Unified Champion School, the students in Clover High School’s Unified Sports class participated in a whole school engagement activity by learning about and promoting the Spread the Word Campaign. The students learned about advocacy and inclusion for students with intellectual disabilities and had an opportunity to reflect on how they themselves and CHS as a whole are inclusive. They developed their leadership skills and took ownership of this project by hanging flyers throughout the school and running a pledge table on National Activation Day, March 6. At the table, Unified Sports students told their peers about inclusion. They encouraged students and staff to take a “pledge to include” and to stand against the use of derogatory language targeted at individuals with intellectual disabilities.
National School Breakfast Week (NSBW) celebrates the importance of a nutritious school breakfast in fueling students for success. This special observance celebrates the national School Breakfast Program and the many ways it gives kids a great start every day.
To kick off National Agriculture Month, CSD salutes students enrolled in our Ag Education and FFA programs, as well as local farmers.
During Women's History Month, CSD celebrates the important contributions of women in our school district and community.
Enjoy the latest edition of This Week "In Clover"
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