Cloverleaf Local Schools

Enjoy dinner on Feb. 18 and benefit this year's Medina County Track & Field Day, held in partnership with Special Olympics Medina County!

Reading benefits kids and every purchase through the Scholastic Book Fair Jan. 24-31 benefits Cloverleaf Elementary School! Parents: Click HERE to create your child's e-wallet for the book fair.

Join us for an enchanting night of dancing, balloon corsages, staged photo-ops and raffle baskets 6 to 9 p.m. March 1 at Cloverleaf High School. For all CES girls, accompanied by one parental figure. Click HERE for tickets!

Join us for a Sunday afternoon of fun 4 to 7 p.m. March 9! This event is open to all CES boys accompanied by one parental figure. Each attendee gets three hours of unlimited attractions (not including arcade play), one slice of pizza and one drink. Click HERE for tickets.

We are excited to welcome the Colts Class of 2038! Children who will be age 5 by Aug. 1, 2025, are eligible to register for kindergarten. Please click HERE to learn more and to sign up for kindergarten screening.

Open to students in grades 4-12. School transportation is available to a limited number of students. Click HERE for more!

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.

Cloverleaf Elementary School PTO has a ton of events planned for the 2024-25 school year!

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:

Children ages 1-18 are eligible for free meals during the summer. Individuals up to age 21 who have been identified as having mental or physical disabilities and are following Individualized Education Programs also are eligible. Nearby locations include Lodi Family Center and Medina Salvation Army. Click HERE to find out more. 

Cloverleaf offers preschool for children ages 3 to 5 who have been identified as having a disability in some area of development. A limited number of additional students who have not been identified as having a disability (peer models) can also attend preschool. Peer model screening registration is open Jan. 20 through Feb. 20. Screening sessions take place March 7. Please click for online sign-up and more information. 

Reading can take you anywhere! The Literacy Team at CES has put together a guide to grade-level-appropriate games and activities to help families have fun and practice reading skills in the car, at home and all the places in between. Please click HERE.

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.