Superintendent Daryl Kubilus has an update for parents on the start of the 2021-22 school year -- including the Return-to-School plan to be released Aug. 5 and information about online learning options.

We're currently experiencing difficulty with Cloverleaf's online Back-to-School Portal. We hope to have it back up and running soon. Thank you for your patience.

Aug. 18: First Day of School for Grades 1-5, 6 and 9

Aug. 19: First Day of School for Grades 7-8, 10-12

Aug. 23: First Day of Kindergarten

Aug. 30: First Day of Preschool

We look forward to welcoming Cloverleaf students and their families to a new school year!

Cloverleaf is partnering with the Medina County Health Department to host Tdap and meningitis vaccine clinics for students entering 7th and 12th grades for the 2021-22 school year. The clinics will be held at the Chatham Community Center on Aug. 10 and at Cloverleaf Middle School on Aug. 12.

The Free Clinic of Medina County is offering free physicals to any middle or high school student who needs one for work, sports or camp, regardless of financial need. Cloverleaf students can schedule their physicals at Lodi Hospital.

Cloverleaf Middle School volleyball players: Get ready for the upcoming season! Open gyms and conditioning begin July 1 at the Cloverleaf Community Recreation Center. Though not mandatory, they will help players prepare for tryouts in August.

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.

Out of last fall’s remote learning came “Genius Hour,” and out of Genius Hour came a Little Free Library on Lodi’s village square -- thanks to a community collaboration and the inspiration of Cloverleaf Middle School sixth-grader Madelynn Crist.

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!

Ohio Middle Level Association has recognized Cloverleaf Middle School's Team FIESTA for its exemplary work that serves as a model for aspiring educators and for other middle schools. Eighth-grade teachers Brian Shaeffer, Monica Borsani, Julie Gunkelman, Andrea Riley and Erin Sholtis will receive the award May 6 at OMLA’s annual conference in Sandusky.

In recognition of her role in fostering a positive environment for student learning at CMS, Cafeteria Manager Becky Shaw has been recognized with the 2020 Support Staff of the Year Award from the Ohio Middle Level Association. Mrs. Shaw will receive the honor May 6 at OMLA’s annual conference in Sandusky.

The Cloverleaf “Nerd Herd” gets its next shot on the national stage April 24-25 when the team competes in the 2021 NAQT Small School National Championship Tournament -- going head to head against some of the best Quiz Bowl teams in the country. The Colts are led by seniors Joseph Charek, Abby Washinger, Emily Winnicki, and CHS Quiz Bowl's all-time leading scorer, Brooks Powalie.