The Cloverleaf Board of Education unanimously approved a 0.25 percent reduction in the district’s earned income tax if voters renew a 4.2-mill operating levy on the Nov. 8 ballot. “Not only has Cloverleaf kept its promise to hold the line on new levies, the Board of Education has taken action to reduce some of the levies we have on the books – and will look at doing so again in the future,” said Board President Jason Myers. Please click HERE for more.

Students in grades 4-12 (ages 9+) and their families are invited to enjoy skiing and snowboarding at Snow Trails in Mansfield. Special pricing available only until Oct. 30. Club passes with rentals sold out last season, so don’t wait!

Taking the Preliminary ACT / National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test is a valuable experience that can prepare students for college entrance exams and potentially help them qualify for scholarships. The deadline to register is Oct. 7. Tests are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so please click HERE to register ASAP.

Students and parents: Come visit with representatives from 90+ trade schools, technical schools and colleges at the Medina County Fairgrounds Community Center on Oct. 12. Hours are 6 to 7:30 p.m. It's sponsored by the Educational Service Center of Medina County.

Hey, Colts Nation! Now you can livestream athletic events from Gene Clark Stadium and the CHS gym no matter where you are! As a bonus, Cloverleaf All Sports Boosters receive a portion of the proceeds when you sign up. Please click HERE for more.

Whether it's in-person at school, or online in the evenings via the Colts Homework Helpline, National Honor Society members are available to support fellow CHS students in their academic success. 

Community member Kevin Rych and Cloverleaf Middle School Prevention Coordinator Brandy Miracle are the winners of the 2022 Cloverleaf Pride Award, presented at the May 18 meeting of the Cloverleaf Board of Education. Our congratulations and heartfelt gratitude to Mrs. Miracle and Mr. Rych!

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.