On National Maintenance Worker Day, we salute the CSD Maintenance Department for their outstanding work in keeping our facilities clean and safe. Thanks for all you do!
Y'all ready to build?
Fourth graders from Griggs Road Elementary visited the Applied Technology Center's (ATC) Engineering class today to take part in a joint project.
While all CSD schools are handicapped accessible, the students noticed that a classmate in a wheelchair was experiencing difficulty getting to the playground. The students proposed a ramp for the area, and the Engineering students created a design for it.
Today, the Griggs Road students worked alongside the Engineering students to construct the ramp.
Abigail Cameron is the teacher at Griggs Road. Wayne Williams is the teacher at the ATC.
Downtown Clover will celebrate The Pride of Clover Marching Band's upcoming appearance at the 2026 Tournament of Roses Parade on Thursday, March 14, with a special event.
Join us in Downtown Clover from 5-7 p.m. for performances by band ensembles and special guests, including Tournament of Roses Association President Mark Leavens and Mrs. Kay Leavens.
Your favorite local businesses will be open and offering special items. The sale of these items will support the band's fundraising efforts for the trip to Pasadena, California, for the parade.
It's National School Breakfast Week!
This year's theme is "Clue In," which encourages students, staff and families to learn more about the school breakfast program.
During Women's History Month, Clover School District salutes the important contributions women make each day in our local community.
Based on the most recent update we have received, Clover School District (CSD) will operate on a two-hour delay on Wednesday, March 5. We apologize for the late decision, but we have monitored conditions throughout the evening to consider the most recent forecasts.
Operations staff will continue to monitor conditions as the storm approaches to determine whether the delay would need to transition into a cancellation. If this becomes necessary, we will notify staff and families as quickly as possible.
CSD is currently monitoring a line of severe thunderstorms scheduled to pass through our area tomorrow morning between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. This timing is especially problematic for our morning bus routes and commuters. As of right now, CSD plans to operate on a regular schedule tomorrow, Wednesday, March 5. We will be consulting with emergency management officials and weather services throughout the evening and early morning hours. We will notify families and staff if conditions require us to modify our operational plans for tomorrow.
Laissez les bon temps rouler!
In honor of Mardi Gras, students at the Ninth Grade Campus in Dr. Shannon Godwin's class delivered presentations about how Mardi Gras and Shrove Tuesday are observed in countries around the world.
Of course, Shrove Tuesday and Mardi Gras are always a great excuse for pancakes! The students organized the supplies and equipment to serve up pancakes in their classroom after the presentations.
CSD celebrates its award-winning band and choral programs during the 40th observance of "Music in Our Schools Month."
It's Read Across America Day!
Storybook characters could be seen across the district today, including these at Oakridge Elementary.
Shout out to our CSD Social Workers during National School Social Work Week!
"Unite to Ignite" is the theme of this year's celebration during the week of March 2-8.
Grab a great book, CSD! It's Read Across America Day!
Students at Larne Elementary wrapped up Black History Month today with a door decorating contest.
Each classroom's door celebrated a famous figure, ranging from authors like Kwame Alexander to athletes like Simone Biles.
Some displays were immersive, including videos produced by students, QR codes linked to online resources and even music.
Kindergarten students at Bethany Elementary celebrated Dental Health Month today with a visit from local dentist and Clover LEAF Board Member Catherine Myrick, DMD.
Dr. Myrick demonstrated good brushing habits on a stuffed tiger and read two stories to the students. "Sugar Bug Doug" talked about the importance of a healthy diet and oral hygiene practices.
The young students were especially interested in the second book which focused on a bear who has a loose tooth.
Thanks to a generous grant from Clover LEAF, the Montessori program at Griggs Road Elementary is giving new life to a school courtyard garden.
Montessori education emphasizes real-world skills, hands-on learning and independence, so a garden project lends itself to this instructional model.
The students and parents gathered yesterday to hold a “garden raising” and kickoff the work on the project. The grant funds enabled the Montessori students and their parents to construct garden beds and begin planting strawberries and flowers.
Registration is now open for pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students in the Clover School District for the 2025-2026 school year.
Registration is completed online through the Clover School District website, www.clover.k12.sc.us.
To be eligible to register, children must be age four for pre-kindergarten, or age five for kindergarten on or before September 1, 2025. Each child should be registered by their parent/legal guardian for the elementary school zone in which they currently reside. Any family that is unsure of which school they are zoned for can visit the address locator tool, located at https://www.clover.k12.sc.us/page/residency-information
Parents of returning students will receive an email from the district's new registration software, FinalForms, to connect them to their account. If you have a returning student, please do not create a new registration account for them.
Registration requires you submit all documentation listed below in the online form. If you are unable to submit digitally, you may reach out to your zoned elementary school for alternative options.
For pre-kindergarten families only, a screening assessment appointment will be scheduled once all documents have been received.
Documentation required for each student includes:
Two (2) proofs of residence that include the name and address of the parent/legal guardian (for more information about proof of residence website
Immunization record from a medical office on the South Carolina Immunization Form (DHEC 4024). This form can be obtained by:
Asking your child’s Health Care Provider for the immunizations to be printed on a South Carolina Immunization Form.
Taking your child’s current immunization record to a South Carolina Health Department for transfer to a South Carolina Immunization Form (DHEC 4024) or asking DHEC to enter them into the Immunization Registry (SIMON).
Proof of birth (e.g. a legal birth certificate with the state seal)
For more information about our pre-kindergarten program, visit the Early Childhood Education Section on the website to access the answers to Frequently Asked Questions:
https://www.clover.k12.sc.us/page/early-childhood-education
Construction continues at Lake Wylie High School, Roosevelt Middle School and Liberty Hill Elementary.
At Lake Wylie High School, three wings are going vertical, including the school's gym. The second floor is being poured on these wings.
Roosevelt Middle School's brick veneer is complete. The roof is on, and windows are being installed, meaning the work at this site is shifting to the interior. The focus is now on piping and conduit for HVAC and plumbing systems.
Liberty Hill Elementary's site prep has progressed to being ready to start pouring foundations.
York County All on Board reminds students of the dangers of underage drinking and its impact on mental health.
Public Schools Week starts today! From Feb. 24-28, we’re celebrating the incredible impact of public schools. Let’s lift up the stories, people, and programs that make our schools shine. Join us by sharing what makes you #PublicSchoolProud! #PSW25
Crowders Creek Elementary School's (CCE) Student Ambassadors wrapped up their Spread the Love food drive to collect jars of peanut butter and jelly as a part of Move for Hunger's nationwide campaign to fight childhood hunger in our community.
The CCE students worked really hard during the week of Valentine's Day promoting this drive and engaging classes through friendly class competition. Students and their families donated more than 2,200 jars that will go to the Clover Area Assistance Center (CAAC).
CCE celebrated the end of the two-week Spreading the Love of PB&J campaign with a pie in the face celebration for exceeding their goal. The school's entire administrative team took a PB&J pie in the face on Valentine's Day.
A pick up and delivery event for the donated food is currently being scheduled.
