Cloverleaf Local Schools

Do you know someone who radiates Cloverleaf pride? A community member or staff member who goes above and beyond in their dedication to Cloverleaf students? Click HERE to nominate that person for a Cloverleaf Pride Award. The deadline to submit a nomination is April 30.

See artwork by students in grades K-12 -- including senior portfolios -- and hear great music from the CHS Jazz Band and CES soloists at this year's Arts Expo, held at Cloverleaf High School. Admission to the Arts Expo is free and open to the public. Hours are 6 to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, April 25, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 26. Please note the pancake breakfast is canceled and musical entertainment will be on Saturday only.

The Cloverleaf Middle School Drama Club brings this all-time favorite story to life April 24-26. Tickets are presale only, so get them today! Please click HERE for more.

Incoming seventh-graders for the 2025-26 school year will require a Tdap booster and first Meningococcal A vaccine (MCV4) prior to the start of school. Incoming 12th-graders will need their second Meningococcal A vaccine (MCV4) unless their first dose was given after the student's 16th birthday (then only one dose is required). Please click HERE for contact information for Cloverleaf school nurses if you have questions.

The CMS Power of the Pen team competed at regionals at Kent State University where Jenna Piasecki placed in the top 12 and secured a spot at the state competition! Team members Riley Johnson, Evalyn Fisher and Vienna Polen await their potential qualification. Go Writing Colts! Great job!

Make plans to run for the roses in the Colts Derby Dash 5K on May 18 in Westfield Center.

Four Cloverleaf Middle School students have qualified for the regional tournament in the Power of the Pen competition.

Parents and Students: With Remind, you can receive updates on bus arrival times and other school transportation news. Please click HERE to get the Remind code for your bus.

Students and Parents: Chromebooks are integral to student learning. They must be properly cared for and ready to go every day. Please take a few minutes to review these best practices for Chromebook care and use.

There's a new communications tool for Cloverleaf families beginning with the 2024-25 school year: Remind. Watch for more information coming your way this summer. In the meantime, middle school and high school families can begin signing up for transportation and athletics communications using the codes in the documents below:

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