Cloverleaf Local Schools

Feb. 6, 2019 National Letter of Intent Signing Day(Seated L to R): Jake Kemp, Dominic Romano, Logan Henderson (all attending Otterbein University) and Nate Clingan (Duquesne University).

Cloverleaf football players are shown with their families as they sign their national letters of intent

2018-19 CHS Academic Challenge Team

Fall 2018 All-State qualifiersNate Clingan (football), Max Gucker (cross country), Averi Hanna (golf)

2018 All-State qualifiers honored by Cloverleaf Board of Education

2018 CHS Fall Play "The Savage Dilemma"

2018 Academic Signing Day

Colt PackCloverleaf High School Cross Country

Coming Home.Homecoming Bonfire

Cloverleaf PreschoolProud to be recognized by the State of Ohio as a 5-Star Award-Winning Preschool

Cloverleaf preschool student and teacher

Family.Cloverleaf New Family Dinner

Sing.5th Grade Holiday Concert

Walking Together.NHS raises money for Alzheimer's research

100 as 1.Superior Rating, 2015 State Marching Band Finals

2015 Cloverleaf High School Marching Band

Share.Red Ribbon Day

2015 Red Ribbon Day at Cloverleaf Elementary School

Inspire.Cloverleaf Middle School Career Day

2015 Career Day at Cloverleaf Middle School

Special Olympics Medina County Track & Field Day"Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt."

2016 Special Olympics Medina County Track & Field Day

Gene Clark StadiumProud Home of the Cloverleaf Colts

Discover.Cloverleaf Middle School Career Day

Cloverleaf Middle School Career Day 2015

Learn.Mrs. Kee's Third-Grade Class, Cloverleaf Elementary School

Third-grade class at Cloverleaf Elementary School

District News & Events

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Levy renewal on March 17 ballot

Cloverleaf's five-year, 2-mill Permanent Improvement Levy is up for renewal on the March 17 ballot. This is NOT a new tax and will not increase property taxes. The PI levy pays for items with a life expectancy of five years or more, such as buses, computers, textbooks and security upgrades. It does not pay for staff salaries. Please click HERE to learn more.

Kindergarten registration is open for 2020-21
Will your child be 5 years old before Aug. 1, 2020? If so, we are looking forward to welcoming him or her to the Cloverleaf family! Please click HERE to learn how to register your child for kindergarten for the 2020-21 school year.

It's CHS track vs. Quiz Bowl!
The CHS track team and CHS Quiz Bowl team are going head to head to see who can raise the most money for the Chippewa Lake Lions Club Polar Bear Jump and 5K Run on Jan. 25. Proceeds from this annual charity event benefit the Society for Handicapped Citizens, Lafayette Fire Department, and local food pantries. The track and Quiz Bowl teams get to keep 50 percent of the money they raise. Click HERE to donate!

2020 preschool screening is April 17
Cloverleaf offers a preschool program for children ages 3 to 5 who have been identified as having a disability in some area of development. A limited number of additional children ages 3 to 5 who have not been identified as having a disability (peer models) have an opportunity to attend our preschool, too. Read More...

Community News: Chili Challenge

The Third-Annual Chatham Chili Challenge is 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25, at Chatham Memorial Hall. Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children 10 and under. Chatham Memorial Hall is located at 6299 Avon Lake Road. For information, call Sarah Bistline at 330-606-6609 or Arlene Grim at 330-667-2273. The event is sponsored by the Chatham Historical Society.

Colts win on TV's "Academic Challenge"
The CHS Quiz Bowl team emerged victorious in a match aired Jan. 4 on WEWS-TV 5’s “Academic Challenge.” The final score was: Cloverleaf 540, Alliance High School 515 and New Philadelphia High School 390. Did you miss it? No worries ... you can catch the match online! Read More...

2019 Community Survey Results
Cloverleaf contracted with the research firm Futuristics to conduct a scientifically based survey in September 2019 to gauge the community's opinion on how potential tax revenues generated by the NEXUS pipeline should be utilized by the school district. Please click HERE to read the survey results.

Girls in grades 1-6 are invited to join the Cloverleaf Youth Girls Basketball program to learn about the game of basketball from high school varsity girls team players and coaches -- and have fun while they're at it! Sign-up is Nov. 4 at the CHS gym.