The 2023 Cloverleaf Local Schools Quality Profile highlights student achievement in academics, the arts, extracurriculars, athletics and community service. Cloverleaf residents will receive copies in their mailboxes and it's available HERE online.

Voter renewal of the combination property tax and earned income tax on the Nov. 7 ballot will result in a lower property tax rate and extend Cloverleaf's No New Taxes pledge to 2030 or beyond. The funding provided by this renewal -- it's the levy that got Cloverleaf out of fiscal emergency in 2014 -- is critical to maintaining educational services to students. Please click HERE to learn more.

The Cloverleaf Youth Girls Basketball Travel, Rec, and Little Dribbler programs for girls in grades 1-6 begin organizing in October! Click "Read More" for details and a printable registration form.

Find out how families can save on college tuition by earning college credits while in high school at a College Credit Plus information night 6 p.m., Oct. 25, at CHS. Open to students in grades 6-11 and their parents.

Cloverleaf Middle School Student Council is again collecting new socks to benefit Lodi Family Center and the Battered Women’s Shelter of Medina County.  Last year, 1,874 pairs of socks were collected – let’s try to beat that number this year! Socks can be for any size or gender, but must be new in their original packaging. The CMS homeroom with the most donations earns a prize!

Join the Cloverleaf Middle School PTO for a bowling fundraiser from 1 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 8, at Strike & Spare Lanes in Lodi. One dollar from every game bowled benefits the CMS PTO!