Cloverleaf Elementary School

Fun for the family this Saturday, April 19, 2025!

11 months ago, Cloverleaf Elementary School

Wheels of Care on April 19, 2025 from 9am to 1pm at Cass High School. Entry is free but donations are welcome. This is a fun sensory friendly car show for the whole family including a kids craft area, food trucks, fairy braids, and facepainting. Benefits Exceptional Education Students. Wear Cloverleaf gear for a special prize.

Save this information for summertime!

11 months ago, Cloverleaf Elementary School

Welcome to the Hight View. Helping youth see a brighter future. Upcoming events: The annual Ware/Hight scholarship will be awarded in May. Join us on July 12, 2025 at the West Rome Boys and Girls Club for our second annual Youth Health Fair from 10 am to 12 pm at 100 Gadson St in Rome. There will be free eye exams, free sports physicals, free school supplies, and free door prizes.

Today was a beautiful day for our annual Kite Day celebration! Students and families gathered to fly kites in recognition of the tremendous growth and achievements made throughout the school year. It was a joyful way to honor all the hard work and dedication our students have shown.

11 months ago, Mary Beth Stephens

A student flying a kite outside for Kite Day.

A group of students flying a kite outside.

A teacher using a fishing rod to fly a kite.

After reading an informational book about the Titanic, Mrs. Evans' reading group participated in a simulation that brought history to life. Each student received a ticket and was assigned the name and background of an actual passenger aboard the Titanic. This engaging activity allowed students to make meaningful real-world connections, deepening their vocabulary and comprehension. The excitement was evident as they embraced this memorable and impactful learning experience.

12 months ago, Mary Beth Stephens

4th grade student holding his Titanic ticket.

Table set up for the Titantic simulation.

Anchor chart of vocabulary words used during the Titantic read aloud.

Teacher dressed up like the captain of the Titantic.

Poster of the RMS Titanic and information about the historical event.

Student planning the violin to the Titanic simulation.

Mrs. Mary smiling for a picture before students walk in the classroom.

Class smiling for a picture after the Titantic simulation.

Shoutout to our hardworking ESOL students and teachers who are dedicated to mastering academic skills at proficiency level! 💪📚 Morning office hours are the perfect time to get extra support, ask questions, and build confidence in a welcoming space. Keep up the great work—your progress is inspiring! 🎉✨ #ESOLSuccess #HardWorkPaysOff #KeepShining

12 months ago, Amy Heater

students and teachers working on work to improve skills in a classroom

Congratulations to the 2025 March Madness Championship Team, THE HEAT! Members: Team Captain-Anias Law Hudson Bonner Sammie Adams Jamie Adams Landon Watson

12 months ago, Amy Heater

five students posing for a picture because they won the march madness basketball tournament

Another great STEM opportunity offered by the Bartow County School System!

12 months ago, Cloverleaf Elementary School

Bartow County STEM Camp 2025 Tech Trailblazer Academy: Architects of the Future. Space is limited. Registration opens March 28th at 6pm. When: June 16-19 8am-2:30pm or June 23-26 8am-2:30pm. Where: Bartow County STEM Innovation Lab and Esports Arena 738 Grassdale Road Cartersville. Who: Bartow County Students currently in grade 2-6. Cost: The camp costs $150 per week. You can register for one or both weeks. Directions for paying the registration will be emailed with your confirmation. Questions can be emailed to bcss.stemcamp@bartow.k12.ga.us. Tuition will include a camp t-shirt, breakfast, and lunch. Activities will be centered around Governor Kemp's list of high-demand career pathways in Georgia to include AI, AR/VR, Esports, Game Design, 3D Printing, Drones, Makerspace, and Robotics.

Enjoy some baseball on March 28th!

12 months ago, Cloverleaf Elementary School

Cass Baseball is hosting Baseball Youth Night on 3-28-25 at 5:00pm and 7:30pm. Players and coaches, wear your rec or travel jerseys to get free admission and be recognized on the field between games.

CLES hosted an incredible STEM showcase today! Students showcased their creativity and teamwork as they engaged in the Engineering Design Process — Ask and Research, Imagine, Plan and Create, Test and Improve. Through hands-on exploration, they applied a variety of skills and concepts, demonstrating innovation, problem-solving, and a passion for learning. We’re so proud of their hard work and curiosity!

12 months ago, Mary Beth Stephens

CLES visual of our engineering design process

3rd grade students researching habitats.

3rd grade students working in a group to research habitats.

4th grade students using their journals to help build a musical instrument.

4th grade students working together to build a guitar using boxes and rubberbands.

4th grade students collaborating with each other on how to build a harp.

Cloverleaf Cares for Mrs. Charla Dover! 💕 Today, we showed our support by wearing pink in honor of her courageous battle against cancer. Together, we stand with her on this journey! #CloverleafCares #FightCancer

about 1 year ago, Amy Heater

staff smiling for picture for breast cancer awareness

We had an amazing week filled with celebration and a love of reading as we participated in Read Across America Week! It was wonderful to see everyone so engaged and excited to explore new books and stories together.

about 1 year ago, Mary Beth Stephens

5th grade students smiling for a picture. The students are wearing Dr. Suess hats to celebrate Read Across America week.

Second grade students smiling for a picture for Read Across America week.

A kindergarten making a Dr. Suess snack with a marshmallow, strawberry, and banana.

A kindergarten student is making a Dr. Suess snack. She is using a marshmallow, strawberry, and banana to make the snack.

A PreK students is eating green eggs and ham after reading a Dr. Suess book.

Administration is smiling for a picture with a Dr. Suess character.

Our talent show was an incredible success, showcasing the amazing talents of our students! Each performer did a fantastic job, and we couldn’t be prouder of their hard work and dedication. A heartfelt thank you to our parents, staff, and students for making this event so special. We also extend our gratitude to Cass High for graciously hosting our show — your support helped create a memorable evening for everyone involved!

about 1 year ago, Mary Beth Stephens

CLES talent show picture. Students that participating in the talent show are standing on the stage for a picture.

Come out and support CLES tonight, March 5th! Eat dinner at Texas Roadhouse and raise money for your school!