Clover Park School District

This September, we are celebrating our Multilingual Learner (MLL) students who put extra effort into their classes as they learn English while co

The CPSD Board of Directors is conducting a redistricting process to comply with federal and state laws.

This year's graduation recordings are now available on the district's YouTube channel.

Information about Highly Capable eligibility reports now available

CPHS will host an outdoor, in-person ceremony to commemorate The Arlington Project on Wednesday, May 25, at 4 p.m.

District honored Nichole Ayres, John Simpson and Grace Laubach at WASA awards ceremony.

Lakes High School drama teacher Briana Navarro was selected for the Theatre Teacher Leader Team of the Connected Arts Networks Project.

Lakes technology teacher Joe Clark recently received the Frosty Westering Excellence in Coaching Award from the Tacoma Athletic Commission.

Clover Park School District’s Open Doors Program recently earned accreditation from Cognia, a non-profit organization that provides quality assur

Recordings of the informational presentations on 2022-23 virtual learning options are available on the district YouTube channel.

Three Clover Park School District employees were honored as Employees of the Year during a virtual celebration Thursday, May 5.

Clover Park High School freshman Nicholai Collymore earned a bronze medal at the recent Washington state SkillsUSA Leadership Conference.

Nine Lakes High School students were accepted to the Summer 2022 Core Plus Aerospace Internship program hosted by The Boeing Company.

Harrison Preparatory and Lakes High School are ranked among the region’s best public high schools according to U.S. News and World Report.

Recordings for the middle school preview events for incoming sixth graders are now available.

Clover Park School District’s Virtual STEAM Fair celebration is now available on the district YouTube page.

Clover Park High School’s choir was featured as one of three Puget Sound-area choral groups in a recent article in the Seattle Times.

Kindergarten registration for the 2022-23 school year at Clover Park elementary schools begins on Wednesday, March 16.

Thomas Middle School seventh grader Ivonne Berrios-Rodriguez was selected as a winner of the national #USvsHate winter 2021 art contest.

Join CPSD and TwinStar Credit Union on Zoom at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 8, in English, and Tuesday, March 15, in Spanish, for resources to plan f

Join Clover Park School District and Tacoma Arts Live on Monday, March 7, in English and Monday, March 14, in Spanish at 6 p.m. for a fun, intera

CPSD is hosting a four-part series in English and Spanish to help your student navigate the ups and downs of these digital platforms.

The Clover Park School District (CPSD) Board of Directors has made video recordings of its board meetings available online from the district's Yo

Clover Park School District is hosting a Virtual STEAM Fair in March for all K-12 students. Projects are due no later than Friday, March 18.

CPSD's National Board Certified Teacher Network was recently recognized by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.

Clover Park High School hosted a special ceremony on Friday, Feb. 4, to unveil a new name for the school’s gymnasium.

Five Clover Park School District educators recently earned National Board Certification. Nine more renewed their certifications.

Clover Park High School hosts ceremony to unveil new gymnasium name after long-time coach Mel Ninnis Feb. 4

Recordings of Clover Park School District’s virtual COVID-19 information night are now available in English and Spanish.

Bus driver Janice Batiste was recognized in a short ceremony by Superintendent Ron Banner for her actions helping a choking student on her bus.

Clover Park School District’s Open Doors Youth Reengagement Program awarded 47 diplomas at its winter Awarding of Diplomas Ceremony on Jan. 21.

Please read these important updates regarding COVID-19 isolation and quarantine changes, district plans to address staffing shortages.

During the school year, inclement weather and road conditions can cause school delays or closures.

Clover Park High School is changing its school mascot name.

Washington state representatives Mari Leavitt and Dan Bronoske recently toured Clover Park High School and Lakeview Hope Academy.

We are celebrating American Education Week by highlighting some of the great teachers providing students with opportunities to learn and grow.

CPSD launched its Give SIX initiative last year built around the idea that those simple statements can help students learn, grow and thrive.

The Aerospace Manufacturing and Engineering course at Lakes High School teaches students foundational manufacturing skills.

Clover Park School District has been awarded a $3 million grant from the Department of Defense Education Activity.

We are proud of our strong military connection. Many veterans teach in our schools and bring their military experiences with them as they help st

Clover Park School District’s Board of Directors was recently named a 2021 Board of Distinction by the Washington State School Directors’ Associa

Clover Park School District recently refinanced a 2011 bond, an action that will save district taxpayers $5,963,099 million over the next 10 year

Clover Park School District will now pay certificated substitutes $50 more each day to serve as substitutes in CPSD classrooms.

This assessment will take place at all elementary schools as part of the Highly Capable screening process.

Clover Park School District unveiled its new cultural diversity mural in a ceremony at Clover Park High School on Wednesday, Sept. 15.

Clover Park School District is committed to creating and fostering learning environments that support student achievement and empowerment through

Clover Park School District middle and high school students can now access free, 24/7 online tutoring services at any time on their digital devic

Clover Park High School class of 2020 graduate Enrica Mendoza believes in the power of the digital world

This fall, Clover Park School District will provide FIVE FULL DAYS OF IN-PERSON LEARNING for grades K-12 in our schools.