There will be a College Credit Plus meeting for parents and students at 6 p.m. Oct. 26. The meeting is VIRTUAL ONLY via Google Meet. Please click HERE for the meeting link. Any student who hasn't attended previously must attend with a parent or guardian to be eligible for CCP courses in the 2022-23 school year.

Enjoy a tasty menu of classic western food, plus silent and live auctions to benefit Cloverleaf music programs at all grade levels on Nov. 13 at Lafayette United Methodist Church. Only a limited number of tickets will be available at the door, so get them early!

The Cloverleaf High School Marching Band turned in a phenomenal performance at the Oct. 9 Art in Motion band competition in Norton -- resulting in first-place awards in all categories and punching the band's ticket to the Ohio Music Education Association State Finals competition for the 39th-consecutive year!

On Sept. 25, the Cloverleaf High School Marching Band competed at Revere High School in its first away competition of the season. It had been more than 600 days since the last one! The Colts had their best performance so far -- winning first place in its class and making a clean sweep of all Class B/C awards.

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

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.

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!

If your family could use assistance with meals during the COVID-19 pandemic, please contact your child's school or Feeding Medina County. Resources are available to help.