2024-2025 Supply List
Clover School District is excited to welcome six new faces to our administrative leadership team.
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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 Valeria Spence of Clover Middle 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 Kelsey Dudley of Clover Middle 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 Kelsey Dudley of Clover Middle 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 Brooklyn Gunn of Clover Middle 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 Michael Coon of Clover Middle 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 Anna Evenson of Clover Middle 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 Robin Madden of Clover Middle 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 Barry McManus of Clover Middle School.
CSD Spelling Bee Champion Mallory Greene had a great first day at the Scripps National Spelling Bee!
Mallory successfully completed the first three rounds of competition yesterday to make it to today's quarterfinal round. She correctly spelled "muesli" in round one and then answered a word meaning question that asked her to identify another word that means "inimical." (In case you were wondering, the answer is "hostile.") In round three, Mallory correctly spelled "plygain."
Mallory has advanced farther in this competition than any previous CSD student, and we wish her the best of luck today!
The quarterfinal round is airing on the ion television network beginning at 8 a.m. today.
The Clover Middle School (CMS) All-Stars took the field this morning for a Unified Softball game.
Unified sports enable students with and without disabilities to socialize and engage in physical activity. The CMS team was mentored by members of the school's Softball Team. Each player was featured in an All-Star banner posted on the backstop fence.
Unified softball was funded by a 2023 teacher innovation grant from the Clover LEAF Foundation
CSD honors our amazing team of teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week! Thanks for all you do!
Happy Star Wars Day! May the Fourth be with you today and always!
During Mental Health Awareness Month, CSD reminds the community of our partnership with Care Solace--a service providing 24/7 access to mental health resources that's just a call or click away.
Fourth Quarter Interim Reports come home today! Don't forget to check those backpacks!
Don't forget today's an Early-Release Day! All schools dismiss two hours early.
On Administrative Professionals Day, CSD thanks the hard-working administrative professionals who keep our schools and offices running smoothly!
During National Volunteer Appreciation Week, CSD thanks the many community volunteers who work tirelessly to support our schools. Whether you help out with classroom celebrations, chaperone field trips or hold an office in a PTO or Booster Club, we say "Thank you." You help CSD achieve a level of excellence that makes us a leader in the state and nation.
Clover School District (CSD) students joined more than 1,300 students from York and Chester counties at Cherry Park in Rock Hill today for the Area 11 Special Olympics.
Following an opening ceremony that included the singing of the National Anthem and the recitation of the Special Olympics athlete’s pledge, Rock Hill Mayor John Gettys officially declared the games open.
Young athlete clinics were hosted for students as young as three years-old, while other events included competitors 22 years-old and older. Track and field events that were part of the games included the softball throw, 50 M and 100 M races and the standing long jump.
While everyone who takes part in the Special Olympics is a champion, students earned ribbons for placing in their event.
