Tickets and passes for Cloverleaf home athletic events are available now online. Come out this fall to cheer on the Colts! 

Are you a Cloverleaf High School grad who participated in cheerleading, football or marching band? If so, you are invited to join in the 2021 Homecoming game festivities when the Colts take on Springfield on Friday, Oct. 1. A community bonfire on Sept. 29 and a food drive sponsored by the CHS National Honor Society round out Homecoming week!

The CHS National Honor Society is collecting food for Feeding Medina County Sept. 15-29 and invites the Cloverleaf community to participate by bringing food donations to the Homecoming football game on Oct. 1.

The 2nd-annual CHS Boys and Girls Basketball "Fall Kick-Off" Golf Outing is Oct. 16 at Pine Valley Golf Course in Wadsworth. Participate as a sponsor or golfer and help support both CHS basketball programs. Sign-up for this four-person scramble by Oct. 2. Don't wait -- last year it maxed out quickly!

Spaces are limited, so sign-up now to take the PSAT/NMSQT on Oct. 13! This opportunity only comes along once a year and it's a great chance to hone your skills and gain access to valuable resources. Click HERE to register or keep reading for more info.

Students and parents: Make plans to attend the Medina County College, Tech and Trade Fair 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 13 at the Medina County Fairgrounds Community Center. Pick up information and talk about educational and career opportunities with representatives from a wide variety of colleges and technical schools.  

Cloverleaf community members, alumni, students and staff all are invited to attend this year's bonfire at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 29 as part of the 2021 Cloverleaf Homecoming Week festivities. Details to come!

On Aug. 4, the Cloverleaf Board of Education approved the Return-to-School Plan for the 2021-22 school year. Please click "Read More" to learn about Cloverleaf's COVID safety protocols, and to find out more about in-person and online instruction options for students.

The final phase of renovation of Gene Clark Stadium is moving toward completion this fall. Cloverleaf is also in the design phase of constructing a new high school.

Parent-volunteer Amy Winnicki and Cloverleaf High School secretary Kristi Perry are the winners of the 2021 Cloverleaf Pride Awards, which each year recognize one community member and one staff member who go above and beyond in their service to Cloverleaf students.

Cloverleaf High School chemistry teacher Marty Ryan is one of five inspiring teachers in the state to be recognized by the Ohio Department of Education as Teachers of Ohio Representing Character and Heart. Well-deserved!. Congratulations, Mr. Ryan!