Clover School District

10/19/2026

💻📱 Happy Digital Citizenship Week! 📱💻
In a world where so much of our learning, communication and connection happens online, being a good digital citizen matters!
During Digital Citizenship Week, we’re reminding our students that what we do online reflects who we are offline. Being a responsible digital citizen means thinking before you post, protecting your personal information, treating others with kindness and respect, and using technology in positive and productive ways.
Let’s help our students become confident, responsible and respectful citizens — both in the classroom and in the digital world. 💚🍀

10/19/2026

🍀 The Heart of Our Schools
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Calub Courtwright on what he loves about Lake Wylie High School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!

10/16/2026

Please enjoy the latest edition of "This Week in Clover."

This Week In Clover

10/16/2026

💚 Happy Boss’s Day! 💚
Today, we’re celebrating the leaders across our school district who guide, support and inspire the people who make our schools great.
Great leadership is about more than making decisions — it’s about listening, encouraging, serving and creating opportunities for others to succeed. We’re grateful for the principals, assistant principals, district leaders and supervisors who show up every day for our students, staff and families.
Thank you for leading with heart, purpose and a commitment to our students! 🍀

10/16/2026

🍀 The Heart of Our Schools
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Donna Farris on what she loves about Clover High School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
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10/15/2026

It's always a great time when our youngest learners and high school students have an opportunity to come together for an important lesson.

Today, students in Kayla Cook's preschool class joined students in Chief Scott Boyd's Fire Science II class at the Center for Career Innovation to learn about fire safety.

Teaching fire safety is part of the Fire Science II curriculum and is a skill tested during the certification exam. The preschoolers donned special fire helmets and set straight to learning.

The Fire Science students demonstrated tools on their fire truck and gave each student a chance to sit in the seat. They showed students how they put on their gear and taught them not to be afraid of fire fighters wearing masks to keep them safe. They explained to students why it is important to have a plan for exiting your home in the event of a fire and demonstrated how to stop, drop and roll.

A special thank you to the Bethel Fire Department for bringing out the smoke trailer to simulate a house on fire.

And, of course, the students wrapped up their visit by taking a turn spraying the fire hose.

10/15/2026

Clover High School’s Drama Club invites you to their fall production of Emily Brontë, Teenage Ghost Hunter by Dan Zolidis. Come find out what happens when a terrifying phantom descends upon Emily Brontë, her sisters, and classmates in this hilarious tale full of magic, ghosts, an undead goose, a lovesick spirit and even a talking meat pudding. Performances are on October 23 and October 24 at 7:00 pm in the CSD Auditorium. Admission is $5 at the door.

10/15/2026

🍀 The Heart of Our Schools
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Will Largen on what he loves about Oakridge Middle School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!

10/14/2026

Erica Fielder has been named Clover School District’s (CSD) new Instructional Specialist for Technology.

Prior to joining the District Office staff, Fielder served as a District Innovation Coach. While in this role, she completed the prestigious CoSN CETL Certification in technology leadership.

Additionally, she has served as an online teacher for both Oakridge Middle School and Virtual SC. She has also been a Course Builder for York County Adult Ed, a sixth grade English Language Arts and Social Studies teacher at Fort Mill Middle School and an elementary teacher at Forest Heights Elementary in Gaston County.

Fielder holds a Bachelor of Science degree in elementary education from Coastal Carolina University. She received a Master of Curriculum degree from Walden University. She earned an online teaching endorsement from the College of Charleston and her +30 certification in Technology Integration from the University of LaVerne. She completed a Leadership and Administration certificate from the American College of Education.

10/14/2026

🍀 The Heart of Our Schools
Every great school has a heartbeat — and so much of that heartbeat comes from the leader at the center of it all.
October is National Principals Month, and throughout the month, we’re celebrating the principals who lead with purpose, serve with heart and make a difference in the lives of students, staff and families every day.
Our principals do so much more than lead from an office. They greet students at the door, support teachers, celebrate accomplishments, solve problems, build relationships and create school communities where every child can thrive.
They are advocates. Encouragers. Problem-solvers. Culture-builders. Champions for kids.
Today, we hear from Principal Dr. Maurice Thomas on what he loves about Roosevelt Middle School. ❤️🍀
Happy National Principals Month to our amazing school leaders!
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