Congratulations to Alyson Croft, who recently signed her college letter of intent to continue her education and softball career at Baldwin Wallace University, where she will major in criminal justice and psychology. Go Yellow Jackets! Go Colts! Go Ally!
CMS Emerald Key and Student Council are organizing a food drive March 16-20 to benefit the Lodi Food Pantry. And it's a Food Drive Spirit Week, too!
Congratulations to Payten Shetterly, who will continue her education and track career at Mercyhurst University, where she will study geology and take her pole vaulting talents to new heights! Go Lakers! Go Colts!
CMS is excited to introduce a new member of our school community — Murphy, our certified therapy dog! Murphy is a Brittany breed, born in 2024, and he will be visiting our campus a few times each month with his handler-owner, Kerri Harris. Murphy’s favorite activity is getting belly rubs! He is already bringing lots of smiles to our halls.
Therapy dogs are specially trained to provide comfort, reduce stress and promote a positive school environment. Research shows interacting with a therapy dog can help students feel calmer, improve focus, support emotional regulation and even build social skills. Murphy will work alongside staff to support students in a variety of settings, helping to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for everyone.
We look forward to the joy and comfort Murphy will bring to our middle school family!
Therapy dogs are specially trained to provide comfort, reduce stress and promote a positive school environment. Research shows interacting with a therapy dog can help students feel calmer, improve focus, support emotional regulation and even build social skills. Murphy will work alongside staff to support students in a variety of settings, helping to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for everyone.
We look forward to the joy and comfort Murphy will bring to our middle school family!
Congratulations to Isaiah Kurtz, who will continue his education and soccer career at Heidelberg University, where he will major in business administration. Go Student Princes! Go Colts!
This prestigious award is presented to one Cloverleaf community member and one Cloverleaf staff member who go above and beyond in their service to Cloverleaf students. The winners will be celebrated at the June meeting of the Cloverleaf Board of Education. Please click to submit a nomination: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe8SGaYwdGfL0slwfj-hcNMPSkxOHsev-CYMjeUfpPe5hHVGQ/viewform
The CMS Power of the Pen team competed in the regional tournament held at Kent State University on March 7. Two students automatically qualified for the state tournament in May, held at Ashland University. The other students must wait until the other regional tournaments are complete to see if they will have a spot in the state tournament. Great job!
Seventh-grader Charlotte Kimmel-Speck earned third place in the Ohio Energy Project Design Contest! The Ohio Energy Project is a nonprofit that promotes energy education. Her prize was an Amazon gift card. Congratulations, Charlotte!
Tickets on sale now!
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The Cloverleaf High School Key Club has won a $2,500 Character Grant from the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The club will use the funds to expand its Bags of Kindness initiative in the community. For more: https://cloverleaflocalschoolsoh.sites.thrillshare.com/o/hs/article/2734863
Be ready for this year's Tractor Day with a special edition T-shirt or sweatshirt! The order deadline has been extended to March 1! Community members who would like to have one may pick up their orders in the Cloverleaf High School office. For more: https://cloverleaf-tractor-2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Pick up dinner on March 3 and support CMS Emerald Key!
Cloverleaf Elementary School has received the 10k Club award from the online visual arts gallery Artsonia. The CES gallery now features well over 10,000 individual pieces of art created by Cloverleaf Elementary School students! Click here to visit the gallery: https://www.artsonia.com/schools/school.asp?id=188302
Congratulations to senior Hannah Hopek, who will continue her education and soccer career at Walsh University, where she will major in elementary education. Go Colts! Go Cavaliers!
Congratulations to the winner of the CES Spelling Bee: 4th-grader Delaney Ames, pictured here with her parents, Elizabeth and Trevor! Delaney correctly spelled the word "bracken" (a type of large fern, in case you were wondering) in the 11th round for the win. Next, she'll compete online for a spot in the ABJ Regional Spelling Bee next month. Good luck, Delaney!
Congratulations, Alyson! Go Colts! Go Yellow Jackets!
Cloverleaf High School’s Robotics Team is proud to co-host the Lodi Family Center Cloverleaf Qualifier, a FIRST® Tech Challenge tournament, alongside the Lodi Community Center’s team.
The tournament takes place Feb. 14 at Cloverleaf High School, with doors opening at 7:15 a.m. and opening ceremonies beginning at 9:40 a.m. It marks the first time Cloverleaf High School has hosted an FTC tournament.
A record-breaking 32 teams from across Ohio are expected to compete, making this the largest FTC qualifier in the state this season. Student teams design, build and program robots throughout the year to face off in head-to-head matches.
For more: https://www.cloverleaflocal.org/article/2698994
The tournament takes place Feb. 14 at Cloverleaf High School, with doors opening at 7:15 a.m. and opening ceremonies beginning at 9:40 a.m. It marks the first time Cloverleaf High School has hosted an FTC tournament.
A record-breaking 32 teams from across Ohio are expected to compete, making this the largest FTC qualifier in the state this season. Student teams design, build and program robots throughout the year to face off in head-to-head matches.
For more: https://www.cloverleaflocal.org/article/2698994
All high school students interested in being part of the track team this spring are invited to an informational meeting from 6:30 to 7 p.m. Feb. 18 in the CHS second-floor cafeteria. First practice is 2:50 to 5 p.m. Feb. 23 at the Cloverleaf Rec Center. Please contact Coach Gucker or Coach Vorhies with questions.
Remind code: @clohstf
Google Classroom: dejw4kn
Spiritwear Store open through Feb. 26: https://stores.inksoft.com/WS132096
Remind code: @clohstf
Google Classroom: dejw4kn
Spiritwear Store open through Feb. 26: https://stores.inksoft.com/WS132096
Be ready for this year's Tractor Day with a special edition T-shirt or sweatshirt! The order deadline has been extended to March 1! Community members who would like to have one may pick up their orders in the Cloverleaf High School office. For more: https://cloverleaf-tractor-2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/
CMS basketball updates for Saturday, Feb. 7:
- 7th-grade boys play AT Streetsboro Middle School at 10 a.m. Bus departs at 8 a.m.
- 7th-grade girls HOST Field in Gym A at 9 a.m.
- 8th-grade boys HOST Ravenna in Gym A at 10:15 a.m.
- 8th-grade girls have a Round 1 bye.
Go Colts!
- 7th-grade boys play AT Streetsboro Middle School at 10 a.m. Bus departs at 8 a.m.
- 7th-grade girls HOST Field in Gym A at 9 a.m.
- 8th-grade boys HOST Ravenna in Gym A at 10:15 a.m.
- 8th-grade girls have a Round 1 bye.
Go Colts!
