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Join us for a night that’s meaningful, welcoming, and rooted in the spirit of Clover.
Can't join but want in on the fun?
Our Silent Auction is available ONLINE!
Evening on the Farm is Clover Community School’s family‑friendly spring celebration, held on our 5‑acre farm campus.
The evening includes kid‑friendly activities, campus tours, a silent auction, live music, food, drink and opportunities to connect with our educators and community.
This year’s theme, Enrich the Soil: Grow the Whole Child, highlights how Clover creates the conditions every learner needs to thrive. Many of our students come from “unexpected or overlooked soil,” and Clover becomes the place where they finally feel seen, supported, and able to grow.
All proceeds support long‑term stability through three essential areas: access to Social‑Emotional Learning, investment in our educators, and long-term care for our farm campus.
Join us in an evening of family-friendly fun!
Just as Clover restores depleted earth so other plants can grow, Clover Community School rebuilds the conditions children need to thrive: social emotional safety, belonging, curiosity, and connection.
Our Mission
To provide a holistic, multidisciplinary education to learners of all abilities.
Our Vision
Every child enters adulthood with the skills necessary to live a productive, independent life of purpose.
We are currently nearly at capacity, and our goal for 2026 is sustainability. Your sponsorship does not just fund an event; it invests in the expert educators who guide our students and the 5-acre farm campus that serves as their classroom.
What Your Investment Supports:
Prioritizing Access to Social-Emotional Learning (the seeds): ensures we can continue giving SEL tools to our students & expand access so future students can grow strong roots too.
Investing in Educators (the gardeners): helps us retain and support the educators who nurture growth in students with patience, expertise and deep care.
Campus Stability: allows us to care for our pasture, gardens, indoor/outdoor classrooms, and the animals that bring our hands-on learning environment to life.
