Clover School District

It's National Ag Day! #ThankAFarmer

Reminder: Today is a Teacher Work Day! Schools are closed for all students.

The theme for this year's observance of World Down Syndrome Day is #EndTheStereotypes.

It's National Ag Week, so we are celebrating by promoting the upcoming Farm Fair sponsored by the FFA at Clover Middle School. Check out the graphics to register for fun contests at the event!

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.

Members of the Clover High School Golf Team visited Griggs Road Elementary this morning to assist with the car rider line and to read to students. Giggles filled the air as one golfer punctuated his reading of Craig Smith's "The Wonky Donkey" with animated "hee-haw" sounds. Spencer Jackson is the Golf Coach at Clover High School and PE Teacher at Griggs Road.

York County First Steps has expanded its Countdown to Kindergarten program for 2024. Clover School District and York School District One have partnered to offer three delivery models of this school transition program for children entering 4K or 5K classes in the fall. Enroll your rising Prekindergarten or Kindergarten student at www.ycfirststeps.com.

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.

Students in Mrs. Elizabeth Sain's Pre-Kindergarten class at Bethany Elementary celebrated Read Across America in a delicious way. After reading "Green Eggs and Ham," students predicted whether they would like green eggs. They cooked the eggs, tasted them and charted the outcome.

Shout out to CSD's amazing vocal and instrumental music groups during Music in Our Schools Month!

CSD reminds families to follow the 5-2-1-0 daily guidelines for a healthy lifestyle: Eat five servings of fruits and vegetables, limit screen time to two hours, get one hour of physical activity and drink zero servings of sugary drinks. Today, we focus on sugary drinks.

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.

Happy School Social Work Week! Let's celebrate the amazing work of school social workers in advocating for student well-being. Join us in raising awareness and supporting their vital role! #PearlsOfWisdom

To kick off National Agriculture Month, CSD salutes students enrolled in our Ag Education and FFA programs, as well as local farmers.

The Oakridge Middle FFA Chapter was named SC Middle School State Champions in the FFA State Horse Evaluation Career Development Event (CDE). Team members include Gracyn Fite, Gabriella Ortiz, Parker Brittain and Shivani Prakash. The team competed at the SC Equine Park in Camden. More than 120 middle and high school FFA members were in attendance. The Horse Evaluation CDE tests students' knowledge of equine science through a written identification test (equipment, breeds, anatomy), a team problem solving activity, and the evaluation and ranking of horses based on breed, conformation, and performance. Participants then must defend their rankings through oral reasons given before a panel of judges.

During Women's History Month, CSD celebrates the important contributions of women in our school district and community.

It's Leap Day! What are you going to do with your extra day?

Online GED-Prep courses get underway next month with Tri-District Adult Education. Visit https://bit.ly/3gFmTql to register.