Be sure to bring all canned food to your 3rd hour teacher
Lets show Pryor what Claremore can do.
It was a great opportunity for our officers to build leadership skills, connect with other FCCLA students, and prepare for a great year ahead.
We’re excited to see what this group of student leaders accomplishes this year!


Hey Zebras!
Claremore Public Schools is participating in a nationwide research initiative focused on public confidence in K-12 education. As part of the initiative, community members and parents are invited to take a brief, anonymous survey and share their perspectives on public education and our local schools.
The survey takes just 5 to 8 minutes and is open through November 8th.
Click here to participate: https://tejoin.com/participate/181440031

🎓🦓 LET'S HEAR IT FOR OUR SENIORS!
One more round of applause for our Class of 2027 Zebras and the families who have cheered them on every step of the way! 👏
Senior Night was filled with proud families, big smiles, hugs, and memories that will last a lifetime!
From our football players and student athletic trainers to our dancers, cheerleaders, and band members, we loved celebrating YOU and the families who have been your biggest fans!
📸 Looking for more Senior Night photos? Find the full photo gallery through the Linktree in our bio!
Here's to our seniors, their families, and all the moments that brought them here! ❤️🤍
#CPSZebraPride #WeAreTheChange










Next week she will tryout for AllState!
Let's hear it for Kylie James, Claremore High School math teacher and our TTCU Teacher of the Game! 👏
Mrs. James makes a difference in the lives of our Zebras every day, helping students build confidence, tackle challenges, and find success both inside and outside the classroom.
Thank you, Mrs. James, for the time, energy, and heart you pour into your students. Your impact goes far beyond the math classroom, and we're grateful to have you on Team Zebra! ❤️
A special thank-you to TTCU Federal Credit Union for helping us recognize the incredible educators who make a difference in our schools!
#CPSZebraPride #WeAreTheChange #TTCUTeacherOfTheGame


Parents and students, join us for an evening designed to help you navigate the college planning and financial aid process!
📅 October 27
⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM
📍 Claremore High School STEM Building – Maker Space
🍕 Free food provided!
Representatives from various colleges and universities will be on hand for an evening of networking and learning.
We’ll also have a special presentation from CHS College & Career Pathways Coordinator Sarah Adcock and Oklahoma State Representative Lana Mark:
💰 “College Costs More Than Tuition: Finding Help for the Rest”
College expenses go far beyond tuition, and this presentation will help students and families learn where to look, who to ask, and how to access resources for some of the costs they may not have considered.
➕ Plus, an FAFSA Workshop hosted by Rogers State University’s Office of Financial Aid!
This event is organized by the Claremore High School National Honor Society in partnership with Sarah Adcock.
Come learn, connect, and take one more step toward making college more affordable and attainable! 🦓🎓
Our Health & Nutrition students took what they’ve been learning and put it into practice with an Activity Day! The goal was simple: get moving, be active, and find ways to make healthy choices part of everyday life.
Whether it was playing volleyball, shooting some hoops, or simply walking laps, our students found ways to get active and have a little fun while doing it! 👟🙌
Healthy habits don’t have to be complicated—sometimes, it’s just about getting up and moving!


The student who discovers their voice.
The shy freshman who finds their confidence.
The first audition. The standing ovation.
The debate that challenges perspectives.
The moment a student realizes they belong in the spotlight.
Behind every great performance is a teacher who helped make it possible.
Claremore High School is looking for a Drama Teacher who sees the potential in every student and knows how to bring it to life.
Someone who loves the energy of the stage, the art of storytelling, the challenge of a good debate, and the magic that happens when students step outside their comfort zones.
Because drama education is about so much more than memorizing lines or delivering a performance. It's about helping students find their voice, think creatively, work together, and develop the confidence to take center stage—in the theater, in the classroom, and in life.
Your role? Inspire the performers, storytellers, speakers, and leaders of tomorrow.
If you're passionate about the performing arts and helping students discover what they're capable of, we'd love for you to join our Zebra family.
Your next act starts at Claremore High School!
Apply today:https://www.applitrack.com/claremore/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=High+School+Teaching

Zoology students put a new twist on Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes by turning their review into a Body Planes Challenge!
With terms like anterior, posterior, median, and lateral being called out, students raced to see who could identify each body plane the fastest. It became a battle to the finish—with only one winner!
And the best part? Every student passed their body planes quiz with flying colors! 🎉👏
Looks like the studying paid off!
9th and 10th graders will take the PreACT on Tuesday, 10/27. Room assignments are posted in the cafeteria commons area. Please bring a calculator (one will NOT be provided for you) and a number 2 pencil. You will report directly to your testing room on Tuesday morning.
Juniors will be taking the ACT online. Most will be testing on Tuesday, 10/27, some will test on Thursday, 10/29. Room assignments with testing dates are posted in the cafeteria commons area. Please bring your own calculator - one will NOT be provided for you. You will report directly to your testing room on Tuesday morning or assigned area if you are not testing on Tuesday.
PLEASE CHECK YOUR ROOM ASSIGNMENT PRIOR TO TUESDAY - YOU WILL NOT BE ADMITTED LATE TO THE TESTING ROOM, SO BE ON TIME!
SENIORS will report directly to the PAC on Tuesday morning for senior activities while testing is happening. Some of these are graduation requirements, so be sure to be here!
If you have questions, see Ms. Vanaman in the 600 hall.
Jostens.com/bts/1047719
You will need the following
Event code FE327426
And student ID #
Students were divided into engineering teams and tasked with researching specific aircraft, how they are built, and the components that make them work.
Then came the challenge: build the aircraft using everyday materials and correctly label important components such as the power plant, flaps, ailerons, wings, landing gear, and more.
The engineering process was put to the test as teams researched, designed, built, problem-solved, and made adjustments to bring their aircraft models to life!



Pre-AP Chemistry students took some time to apply what they’ve been learning to real life by making ice cream while studying chemical reactions and phase changes.
It’s one thing to learn about chemistry in a textbook, but it’s even better when you can see it—and taste it—in action! 🍨
Science is always more fun when you get to make it yourself!
Our Sunshine Committee kicked off football season with a tailgate party for staff! Good food, good company, and plenty of Zebra spirit made for a great way to celebrate the start of another football season.
Thank you to our Sunshine Committee for always finding ways to bring our staff together and make CHS a great place to be!



Parents and students, join us for an evening designed to help you navigate the college planning and financial aid process!
📅 October 27
⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM
📍 Claremore High School STEM Building – Maker Space
🍕 Free food provided!
Representatives from various colleges and universities will be on hand for an evening of networking and learning.
We’ll also have a special presentation from CHS College & Career Pathways Coordinator Sarah Adcock and Oklahoma State Representative Lana Mark:
💰 “College Costs More Than Tuition: Finding Help for the Rest”
College expenses go far beyond tuition, and this presentation will help students and families learn where to look, who to ask, and how to access resources for some of the costs they may not have considered.
➕ Plus, an FAFSA Workshop hosted by Rogers State University’s Office of Financial Aid!
This event is organized by the Claremore High School National Honor Society in partnership with Sarah Adcock.
Come learn, connect, and take one more step toward making college more affordable and attainable! 🦓🎓
APUSH students wrapped up their review with a game of Jeopardy, using whiteboard tables to talk through questions, work with their teams, and find the right answers.
It’s a great way to review content while building communication, collaboration, and critical-thinking skills. Who says studying for a test can’t be fun?







Don't miss this opportunity to hear a great speaker, have fellowship and enjoy breakfast with your friends.
