Clover Community School

Help us kick-off our Spring Fundraising Campaign with a goal of $100,000 by the end of May 2025!

Our Spring Fundrasing Campaign starts April 3rd with NWA Gives and ends with our family-friendly fundraiser on May 9th: Spring Evening on the Farm. 

Donate to our NWA Gives page to kickstart our campaign to support 4 growth initiatives for our school:

1. Garden Classroom Makeover -

Create a garden classroom with raised beds and a greenhouse

2. New Pasture Fence -

Install a new fence for our pasture. Pickles, the donkey, is sick and tired of Buttercup getting out!

3. Outdoor Sensory Spaces - 

Create tinkering areas and other outdoor sensory spaces for hands-on learning opportunities. Update existing outdoor areas like the basketball court and playscapes. 

4. Update (existing) Classroom Infrastructure 

All donations to our NWA Gives page will help us reach our goal of $100,000. Keep up with our overall campaign here: Spring Evening on the Farm.  We'd love to see you on the farm on May 9th! 

***Donations on our NWA Gives page, do not purchase your tickets for the event. Tickets must be purchased separately.***

ABOUT OUR SCHOOL

Founded in 2018 as a pilot concept, Clover Community School is ready to grow beyond its initial seeding and to become the premier school alternative in the Northwest Arkansas educational landscape.

Mission: To provide a community based, multidisciplinary education to learners of all abilities.

Vision: Every child enters adulthood with the skills necessary to live a productive, independent life of purpose.

Clover Community School is an independent, nonprofit school addressing the needs of learners who want or need a non-traditional learning environment.

Located on a 5 acre farm-like campus in Bentonville, Arkansas, Clover Community School provides a holistic education - academic, social, emotional - utilizing both indoor classroom space and outdoor learning opportunities.  Students are taught in small, mixed age, mixed skill groups, with every student working toward individual goals as outlined on their Individualized Learning Plan. Academics subjects - math, english language arts, science, social studies - are presented both in the classroom and in the garden, the hoop house, and even the chicken coop.  Students are directly taught social and emotional skills in all settings, and indirectly practice their skills in the kitchen, in our outdoor rainbow circle, and with one another outside in our natural setting.