Say “hello” to two-way messaging in the CSD app! The
same district app now offers class streams, class
announcements, and parent-teacher chat. Look for your
personalized invitation soon to begin using this feature in our app.
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Clover School District will open on a one-hour delay, tomorrow, Thursday, January 23, 2025. While roads are relatively clear at this time, we believe the delay will improve visibility where any icy patches are concerned.
Start times for tomorrow will be as follows:
Elementary Schools–8:35 a.m.
Middle Schools–9:00 a.m.
High Schools–10:00 a.m.
We encourage all families to take necessary safety precautions when traveling to school tomorrow.
Due to frigid temperatures and worsening weather conditions especially on our side roads, all CSD schools and offices will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22. CSD will conduct an E-Learning Day on Monday, February 17, to make up for tomorrow’s closure. Details about the E-Learning Day will be forthcoming, but please know that we are aware that families may have made plans for intercession. Stay safe and warm and enjoy your snow day.
Out of an abundance of caution, Clover School District (CSD) has canceled all afternoon and evening activities on our campuses beginning at 5 p.m. today. Our community is under a winter weather advisory from 4 p.m. today through 9 a.m. tomorrow.
CSD will operate on a two-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, January 22. This delay will allow our staff to evaluate conditions in the morning to determine whether we can open safely or whether it will be necessary to cancel school and plan for an inclement weather make-up day on Monday, February 17.
Clover School District (CSD) will transition to asynchronous E-Learning on Friday, January 10, 2025, to ensure the safety of students and staff as Winter Storm Cora approaches our area. Parents will receive direct information from their school on the details around the eLearning Day.
An Asynchronous E-Learning Day means that students will not log on for live instruction from their teachers. Instead, students will complete assignments posted to Canvas (the district’s online learning management system) or provided in paper packets for our youngest learners. The asynchronous format provides families with the greatest flexibility in how and when their students complete the assignments because students are not required to be online at any specific time. Staff will be available for office hours between 8:00 am - 11:30 am should your child need support locating or completing the assignments .
Students have up to five days from Friday, January 10, to complete their work in order to be counted present for the missed day of school. All work should be completed and turned in by Friday, January 17, 2025.
All athletic events have been cancelled for both Friday, January 10, and Saturday, January 11. Details about when these events will be rescheduled will be shared shortly.
Clover School District (CSD) is currently monitoring weather conditions as Winter Storm Cora approaches our area.
We anticipate announcing any impact to our operating status for Friday, January 10, following the National Weather Service briefing at noon today.
Currently, all CSD schools and buildings, excluding the District Office, are experiencing a phone and internet outage.
During National Principals Month, CSD pays tribute to the hard-working instructional leaders who make Clover schools some of the best in the state! Today, we honor Donna Farris of Clover High School. #ThankAPrincipal
Currently, all CSD schools and buildings, excluding the District Office, are experiencing a phone and internet outage.
Earlier this morning, Clover School District administration confirmed that power has been restored in all district buildings and in the majority of homes throughout the community, Clover School District will resume its normal operating schedule on Tuesday, October 1, 2024.
A small portion of our families may still be without power. The transportation department has shared that if a student misses a bus on Tuesday due to power issues,, they can call 803-810-8190, and a bus will be sent back to assist.
We thank Duke Energy and York Electric for their tireless work to restore power throughout the district following Hurricane Helene's catastrophic impact on the power grid. Additionally, we want to thank our social workers and others who helped families this morning at Clover High School with food, water, and electricity.
Finally, we commend the food services department for their efforts to save as much of the district's food supplies as possible by moving products from the buildings without power to those with power. Their work minimized the amount of loss that would have otherwise taken place.
Have a good afternoon; we look forward to returning to a sense of normalcy on Tuesday. All schools and buildings will operate on a normal schedule.
CSD UPDATE:
Following the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Helene on the power grid in our community, Clover School District will be CLOSED on Monday, September 30, 2024.
This will be a full day off for all students and staff. Clover School District will use its listed bad weather make-up day on Monday, January 6, 2025, as a replacement day for Monday. This will be an eLearning Day for students.
Currently, several district buildings remain without power, including Bethel Elementary, Griggs Road Elementary, Larne Elementary Oakridge Elementary, Oakridge Middle, Blue Eagle Academy, and the District Office. Additionally, over 7,000 CSD families are without power in their homes.
CSD will continue to work with electric providers to assess the timeline for these outages and provide an update on the status for Tuesday as soon as it is available.
Thank you,
Clover School District
After surveying the impact of Hurricane Helene on the area, all Clover School District activities this evening have been postponed, including tonight's homecoming game against Fort Mill.
The varsity football game against Fort Mill will now be held at Memorial Stadium at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow, Saturday, September 28th.
Please secure a ticket before arriving at the gates by using the attached QR code or visiting https://events.hometownticketing.com/organization/f57d12f1-22a2-4311-9c6d-1b5dfcba6a3c.
Please be prepared for metal detection and plan to arrive early. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Homecoming events have been rescheduled and will now occur on Friday, October 18th.
Clover School District has been closely monitoring the forecast around Hurricane Helene and the potential for severe weather in our area starting late Thursday and continuing into morning hours on Friday.
Currently, the forecasts suggest that we may experience high winds, heavy rain, and potential flooding that would impact the travel conditions for buses and automobiles. Available information from various sources, including the National Weather Service, show that wind speeds may exceed the state guidelines for safe bus operation.
Based on this information, Clover School District will transition to eLearning on Friday, September 27. All CSD buildings will be closed. Parents will receive direct information from their school on the details around the eLearning Day.
At this time, forecasts indicate that weather conditions will improve by late Friday afternoon. Therefore, scheduled homecoming events and athletics on Friday evening will continue as planned. However, any changes to the schedule will be communicated by individual schools as needed.
Blue Eagles Win!
Clover opens the season with a 28-20 win over Julius Chambers (N.C.). The Blue Eagles defense was stout forcing multiple turnovers on the night.
The Blue Eagles will be in action again next weekend at Hillcrest.
#BlueEagleNation
Clover High School junior Boys Volleyball player, Kaden Odoms, has been featured in an article in the Rock Hill Herald this week.
Good luck to Kaden, Coach Plyler and the entire Boys Volleyball team this season!
https://www.heraldonline.com/sports/high-school/article291161240.html?taid=66c71ee429a9de000143478b&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
We thank Mr. Tommy Adkins for inviting Coach Kelsey Black, her coaching staff, and a couple of returning players to be recognized by the York County Council after winning the 2024 Girls AAAAA Soccer State Championship
Thirteen Clover High School students earned special designations in the College Board’s National Recognition Program.
All thirteen seniors earned the National Rural and Small Town Award (NRSTA) for their performance on College Board exams. NRSTA winners include:
Carolyn Ard
Gwendalyn Bessman
Celia Burton
Kara Cronan
Alexa Galeota
Ashley Gorby
Matthew Jackson
Jackson Lewis
Kayla Peters
Caleb Place
Gabrielle Popejoy
Caroline Pringle
William Walker
Two seniors earned the First Generation Award. They are Carolyn Ard and Kayla Peters.
Matthew Jackson earned National Hispanic Scholar recognition, while Gabrielle Popejoy earned National African American Scholar recognition.
To be eligible for national recognitions, students must:
Post Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) scores in the top 10 percent of assessment takers or earn a score of three or higher on two or more Advanced Placement (AP) tests taken in grades 9 and 10;
Have a GPA of 3.5 or higher; and
identify themselves in one or more of the National Recognition Program categories.
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 Kevin Fremgen of Clover High School.
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 Vicki Wolford of Clover High School.
With school buses returning to the roads later this week, it's the perfect time to celebrate one of our outstanding school bus drivers!
Clover School District (CSD) Bus Driver Jackie Fleming was presented with the Humanitarian Award from the South Carolina Association of Pupil Transportation (SCAPT).
The award was presented July 16 during a luncheon held in conjunction with SCAPT's annual summer conference. SCAPT President Darryl Webb presented Jackie with the award. CSD Transportation Ross Hunter was in attendance for the presentation.
Jackie has driven for Clover for the past two years and is described as an “all in driver.” She makes an extra effort to form long-lasting relationships with students and coworkers. She is always willing to pick up routes when the district is short on drivers.
Presenting is Darrel Webb President of SCAPT
Middle Jackie Fleming
Left Ross Hunter
