Meet the Academies of Clover's Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Andrew Cather, Teacher of the Year
Rhonda Ford, Support Staff of the Year
Meet Oakridge Elementary School's Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Kasey Wood, Teacher of the Year
Suzanne Heffner, Support Staff of the Year
Meet Larne Elementary School's Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Evonne Jenkins, Teacher of the Year
Lauren Bowers, Support Staff of the Year
Meet Kinard Elementary School's Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Kathryn Rogers, Teacher of the Year
Lorrie Domin, Support Staff of the Year
Meet Griggs Road Elementary School's Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Amy Ballard, Teacher of the Year
Rita Beamguard, Support Staff of the Year
Meet Crowders Creek Elementary School's Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Ashley Canestro, Teacher of the Year
Shelly Janech, Support Staff of the Year
Meet Bethel Elementary School's Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Kristina Sleeper, Teacher of the Year
Tabitha Douglass, Support Staff of the Year
Meet Bethany Elementary School's Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Lea Barrett, Teacher of the Year
Kimberly Hughes, Support Staff of the Year
Clover School District (CSD) was proud to celebrate our Teachers of the Year at last night night's banquet. Throughout the day, we will salute these outstanding recipients.
Clover School District (CSD) was proud to celebrate our Support Staff of the Year at last night night's banquet. Throughout the day, we will salute these outstanding recipients.
Shout out to all the CSD Food Services staff on School Lunch Hero Day! We think you're a hero EVERY day! Thanks for all you do!
Meet the Ninth Grade Campus' Teacher of the Year and Support Staff of the Year!
Hillary Evans, Teacher of the Year
Susie Leatherwood, Support Staff of the Year
Clover School District (CSD) Technology Director Matt Hoffman has been selected to three statewide leadership roles in education technology.
Hoffman, who joined CSD in 2007, has been elected to the Board of Directors for the South Carolina Association for Educational Technology (SCAET). The organization’s mission is to promote the innovative, intelligent and responsible use of technology in the enhancement of education in South Carolina.
Hoffman also has been named the Team Lead for the Infrastructure Workgroup of the 2025 South Carolina State Instructional Technology Plan. In this role, he will work with the team of writers who will create the plan and identify funding needs.
Finally, Hoffman is the Chair-Elect for the South Carolina Association of School Administrators (SCASA) Technology Leaders Roundtable. This group of school district technology directors meets periodically to share professional learning about district infrastructure, networking and systems.
It's College Decision Day! Share where your Senior plans to enroll, enlist or be employed! Congratulations, Blue Eagles! We are proud of you!
On National Principal Day, we salute the hard-working and committed team of Secondary Principals! Thanks for all you do!
On National Principal Day, we salute the amazing team of instructional leaders in our schools. We thank our Elementary Principals for their hard work and dedication in making Clover School District one of the best there is!
Fifteen Clover High School (CHS) student-athletes will be continuing their academic and athletic careers at colleges and universities across the country.
Those students joined another 21 CHS student-athletes who had previously signed letters intent earlier this school year, for a total of 36 CHS students playing college sports next year.
Today, the student-athletes took part in a signing ceremony in the CHS gymnasium. Joined by family and friends, they posed for photos and modeled the swag of their new schools.
CHS student-athletes taking part in the ceremony included:
Football
Javontae Brice-Erskine
Landon Stone-Newberry
Boys Basketball
Owen Galeota-Montreat
Girls Wrestling
Kalliscya Gardner- Lindsey Wilson
Ava Hicks- Newberry
Girls Volleyball
Elayna Rickmon-Eckerd College
Kaitlyn Coat-Flagler
Leilani Brown- USC Aiken
Girls Soccer
Josey Kirk-Lees-McRae
Leyna Stoneburner-USC Lancaster
Boys Soccer
Sam Sykes-USC Upstate
Adyen Taylor-Lander
Christian Stafford-Winthrop
Carter Sayle-Belmont Abbey
Tyler Koppe-North Greenville
Clover School District is offering transition Countdown to 4K and Countdown to Kindergarten. Countdown is a school readiness program that pairs rising 4K and 5K students with a teacher from their new school to complete hands-on lessons that help prepare the child to be successful when they attend school. This program helps parents build a relationship with the school their child will be attending. The one-week camp is free to Clover families.
Last night's School Board Recognitions highlighted some amazing student achievements, including Battle of the Books teams and FFA Chapters from CMS, OMS and the ATC. Congratulations, everyone!
Calub Courtwright has been appointed to become Lake Wylie High School’s first principal.
Courtwright is currently serving as the principal of the Ninth Grade Campus (NGC) and served as the principal of Clover Middle School from 2013 to 2023. Courtwright first joined CSD in 1999 as a teacher at Crowders Creek Elementary. He left the classroom in 2007 to become an assistant principal at Crowders Creek. He served as the principal of Bethany Elementary from 2010-2013. He holds a bachelor’s degree in education from Geneva College in Pennsylvania and a master’s degree in educational leadership and supervision from Winthrop University. According to the Superintendent, Dr. Sheila Quinn, “Mr. Courtwright is a proven leader at every level he has served as principal. In 2024, he led the Ninth Grade Campus to a 94% on track to graduation rate and increased student participation in clubs, athletics, and other extracurricular activities. Teachers appreciate his work ethic and intense focus on student achievement.”
“I am excited about the opportunity to build a team that includes all stakeholders…teachers, students, parents, and community members that will allow Lake Wylie High School to make history and set the standard for all high schools in the Southeast!” Courtwright said.
