βοΈ Our Aeronautics students have been soaring through their lessons on airportsβlearning all about runways, taxiways, airport diagrams, signage, and markings! This hands-on learning led to an exciting project where they built their own model airports complete with accurate runway markings and signs. π«π¬
Recently, we were honored to welcome the Director of Operations from KTUL (Tulsa International Airport) to speak with our students about amazing career opportunities in aviation!
A special thank you to Tulsa International Airport for supporting our future aviators!
Recently, we were honored to welcome the Director of Operations from KTUL (Tulsa International Airport) to speak with our students about amazing career opportunities in aviation!
A special thank you to Tulsa International Airport for supporting our future aviators!



πβ¨ Happy Holidays from Claremore Public Schools! π¦β€οΈ
As we wrap up another memorable semester, we want to take a moment to thank our students, staff, families, and community for the support, spirit, and Zebra Pride you show all year long.
May your holiday season be filled with laughter, rest, and time with loved ones. Whether youβre enjoying twinkling lights, warm meals, or cozy traditions, we hope this break brings joy and renewal for the new year ahead.
From our CPS family to yours, Happy Holidays and a Joyful New Year!
π Itβs a Great Day to Be a Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
As we wrap up another memorable semester, we want to take a moment to thank our students, staff, families, and community for the support, spirit, and Zebra Pride you show all year long.
May your holiday season be filled with laughter, rest, and time with loved ones. Whether youβre enjoying twinkling lights, warm meals, or cozy traditions, we hope this break brings joy and renewal for the new year ahead.
From our CPS family to yours, Happy Holidays and a Joyful New Year!
π Itβs a Great Day to Be a Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE

π¨ Exciting news from the Ag Building! πβ¨ The Glowforge is officially up and running, and our FFA students are already mastering how to operate it, select files, and create awesome projects. Watching their creativity and skills grow has been amazing! Stay tuned for all the incredible things theyβll be making!



Mrs. Andrews 's annual Literary Holiday Tree! Students put their creativity on display by crafting ornaments representing the literature we read this semester, including Beowulf, Macbeth, Frankenstein, and Fahrenheit 451.


Wreaths Across America β Claremore NJROTC πΊπΈ
The Claremore High School NJROTC Cadets were honored to participate in the Wreaths Across America ceremonies, proudly presenting the Colors, holding the Armed Services flags, rendering a three-round volley, and playing Taps in tribute to our nationβs veterans.
Their service reflected the NJROTC core values of honor, respect, and civic responsibility, demonstrating a strong commitment to remembering those who sacrificed for our freedoms.
The Claremore High School NJROTC Cadets were honored to participate in the Wreaths Across America ceremonies, proudly presenting the Colors, holding the Armed Services flags, rendering a three-round volley, and playing Taps in tribute to our nationβs veterans.
Their service reflected the NJROTC core values of honor, respect, and civic responsibility, demonstrating a strong commitment to remembering those who sacrificed for our freedoms.
One of the best Claremore FFA holiday traditions is ringing the bell for The Salvation Armyβs Red Kettle Drive! A huge thank you to these outstanding members for putting service before self and spreading holiday cheer in our community. β€οΈπ
The lights, the trees, and the increased events on the calendar may have given you some clues that the holiday season is in full swing, and this call is no surprise to anyone; nonetheless, just in case you missed it, CPS will be closed for the holiday season. May you and your loved ones make memories that will fill your hearts and homes with joy this holiday season.
CPS Holiday Schedule
βDecember 22, 2025 - January 3, 2025 - CPS Closed
βJanuary 5, 2025 - Staff Professional Development Day
βJanuary 6, 2025 - Students Return
CPS Holiday Schedule
βDecember 22, 2025 - January 3, 2025 - CPS Closed
βJanuary 5, 2025 - Staff Professional Development Day
βJanuary 6, 2025 - Students Return

Our Biology students took learning outside the classroom to bring mitosis to life! π±π¬ Through teamwork and collaboration, they used context clues to create amazing visual representations of the stages of mitosis. Learning by doing has never looked so creative!



Students danced the night away at Winter Ball, βChristmas in New York,β creating memories that will last a lifetime β¨ππ½
From festive dΓ©cor to joyful moments on the dance floor, it was a night full of fun, friendship, and great memories.
From festive dΓ©cor to joyful moments on the dance floor, it was a night full of fun, friendship, and great memories.





Beyond the field, Zebra Soccer is committed to making a difference β½π€
Our team had the privilege of volunteering at City Serve, stepping in wherever help was needed. We are so proud of the heart, service, and hard work these students showed.
Our team had the privilege of volunteering at City Serve, stepping in wherever help was needed. We are so proud of the heart, service, and hard work these students showed.





Preparing for finals can include creative and engaging review activities πβ¨
Today, students took a brain break while sharpening their skills with a game of Punctuation and Grammar Sorry! . A little friendly competition and purposeful practice as they get ready to finish the semester strong!
Today, students took a brain break while sharpening their skills with a game of Punctuation and Grammar Sorry! . A little friendly competition and purposeful practice as they get ready to finish the semester strong!




Claremore Dance Team excelled at the state competition, earning 2nd place in Hip Hop-2nd and 3rd place in Jazz!!
Furthermore, two seniors scholarships: Kiera Kokko-Petty and Abbie Douthitt and four were named Academic All-State: Kenzie Copeland, Abby Douthitt, Randa Cox, and Addie Rueman.
Furthermore, two seniors scholarships: Kiera Kokko-Petty and Abbie Douthitt and four were named Academic All-State: Kenzie Copeland, Abby Douthitt, Randa Cox, and Addie Rueman.




Our Robotics teams have been on a roll! π€β¨
At a recent Arizona Robotics Tournament, 3 of our 4 teams brought home awards:
π 9142A β Monkey Business: Think Award
π 9142B β Pulse: Sportsmanship Award
π§ 9142T: Innovate Award
At another tournament in Tahlequah Sequoyah, 9142B dominated with:
π₯ Tournament Champion
π₯ Skills Champion
π§ Innovate Award
This incredible performance qualifies 9142B for the State Tournament in April! π
We are so proud of all our teamsβtheir hard work, creativity, and teamwork continue to shine. Keep building, keep innovating!
At a recent Arizona Robotics Tournament, 3 of our 4 teams brought home awards:
π 9142A β Monkey Business: Think Award
π 9142B β Pulse: Sportsmanship Award
π§ 9142T: Innovate Award
At another tournament in Tahlequah Sequoyah, 9142B dominated with:
π₯ Tournament Champion
π₯ Skills Champion
π§ Innovate Award
This incredible performance qualifies 9142B for the State Tournament in April! π
We are so proud of all our teamsβtheir hard work, creativity, and teamwork continue to shine. Keep building, keep innovating!
Our Health & Nutrition students have been busy giving us some much-needed reminders around the halls!
As we head into finals next week, theyβve highlighted the importance of:
β¨ Good hygiene
β¨ Washing our hands
β¨ Managing stress in healthy ways
Thank you to our students for helping keep our school healthy and focused. Letβs finish the semester strong!
As we head into finals next week, theyβve highlighted the importance of:
β¨ Good hygiene
β¨ Washing our hands
β¨ Managing stress in healthy ways
Thank you to our students for helping keep our school healthy and focused. Letβs finish the semester strong!





Ellyanna, a freshman, and her partner, Peregrine (also known as "Pip"), completed a sensational two-week run at the Brownland Horse Show. The pair dominated the competition, securing the Champion title in the Large Junior Hunter Division during the first week and earning Reserve Champion the following week.
Their success extended beyond the division ribbons, with Ellyanna and Pip excelling in major classes:
π 2nd Place β THIS Childrenβs Medal
π 3rd Place β Hamel Medal
π 3rd Place β Junior Hunter Classic (highly competitive)
We love highlighting the amazing things our students doβcongratulations to Ellyanna on a truly memorable performance!
Their success extended beyond the division ribbons, with Ellyanna and Pip excelling in major classes:
π 2nd Place β THIS Childrenβs Medal
π 3rd Place β Hamel Medal
π 3rd Place β Junior Hunter Classic (highly competitive)
We love highlighting the amazing things our students doβcongratulations to Ellyanna on a truly memorable performance!


Our AP Literature seniors recently wrapped up their study of Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus. To deepen their understanding of the novel, students engaged in a series of creative and analytical culminating activities, including sculpting original βcreaturesβ with Play-Doh, writing and performing dramatic skits, and leading a thoughtful Socratic Seminar that explored the complexities and nuances of the novel.
Through these activities, students showcased their ability to interpret complex texts, bring key scenes to life, and engage in critical discussion of the novelβs Romantic and Gothic elements, intertextual influences, and Shelleyβs craft as an author. The students' work reflects both impressive creativity and strong literary insight and provided a fun and engaging capstone for the unit of study.
Through these activities, students showcased their ability to interpret complex texts, bring key scenes to life, and engage in critical discussion of the novelβs Romantic and Gothic elements, intertextual influences, and Shelleyβs craft as an author. The students' work reflects both impressive creativity and strong literary insight and provided a fun and engaging capstone for the unit of study.






Our Studio and AP Studio Art students had the amazing opportunity to visit the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Americaβs premier institution of Western history, art, and culture.
Students explored the museum through a self-guided tour, taking in powerful artwork, historic artifacts, and rich storytelling that highlight the spirit of the American West. Experiences like this help inspire creativity, deepen cultural understanding, and spark new artistic ideas.
What a memorable day of learning outside the classroom!
Students explored the museum through a self-guided tour, taking in powerful artwork, historic artifacts, and rich storytelling that highlight the spirit of the American West. Experiences like this help inspire creativity, deepen cultural understanding, and spark new artistic ideas.
What a memorable day of learning outside the classroom!





π
Semester Finals Schedule
ποΈ Dec 18: 1st β’ 3rd β’ 5th β’ 7th Hour
ποΈ Dec 19: 2nd β’ 4th β’ 6th Hour
π Reminder: Students will not be checked out during class periods on exam days.
Please plan appointments accordingly! The Testing Bell Schedule is included for your reference.
π― Semester Test Exemptions
Students may be exempt from finals if they meet the following CHS guidelines:
π Exemption Criteria:
βοΈ No suspensions during the semester
βοΈ 6 or fewer absences in that class
ββ’ 3 tardies = 1 absence for exemption purposes
βοΈ Grade of A or B in the class
βοΈ Parent/guardian signature on exemption form
βοΈ Spring only: School-issued device must be turned in
Teachers will verify eligibility and provide exemption forms.
Completed forms must be signed and returned to the attendance office.
ποΈ Dec 18: 1st β’ 3rd β’ 5th β’ 7th Hour
ποΈ Dec 19: 2nd β’ 4th β’ 6th Hour
π Reminder: Students will not be checked out during class periods on exam days.
Please plan appointments accordingly! The Testing Bell Schedule is included for your reference.
π― Semester Test Exemptions
Students may be exempt from finals if they meet the following CHS guidelines:
π Exemption Criteria:
βοΈ No suspensions during the semester
βοΈ 6 or fewer absences in that class
ββ’ 3 tardies = 1 absence for exemption purposes
βοΈ Grade of A or B in the class
βοΈ Parent/guardian signature on exemption form
βοΈ Spring only: School-issued device must be turned in
Teachers will verify eligibility and provide exemption forms.
Completed forms must be signed and returned to the attendance office.

The Claremore High School NJROTC cadets recently represented our school at the Bentonville, Arkansas Brain Brawl and PT Challenge, showcasing their knowledge, strength, and competitive spirit.
Our unit earned outstanding results:
π₯ 2nd Place in Pull-Ups and Burpees β A testament to their physical endurance, discipline, and commitment to fitness.
π₯ 2nd Place Overall in the Brain Brawl Academic Competition β Demonstrating sharp critical thinking, teamwork, and impressive academic skills.
Throughout the entire event, our cadets displayed exceptional leadership, determination, and unity. Their hard work and dedication continue to make Claremore High School proud.
Congratulations to our NJROTC program on another strong showing!
Our unit earned outstanding results:
π₯ 2nd Place in Pull-Ups and Burpees β A testament to their physical endurance, discipline, and commitment to fitness.
π₯ 2nd Place Overall in the Brain Brawl Academic Competition β Demonstrating sharp critical thinking, teamwork, and impressive academic skills.
Throughout the entire event, our cadets displayed exceptional leadership, determination, and unity. Their hard work and dedication continue to make Claremore High School proud.
Congratulations to our NJROTC program on another strong showing!




π Congratulations to our FCCLA students! π
These talented members competed at the District STAR Events last month in Collinsville and brought home top honorsβall qualifying for Regionals in February!
π 1st Place β Childrenβs Literature
β’ Zoe Blankenship
π 1st Place β Cake Decorating
β’ Emma Warren
π 1st Place β New Member Facts
β’ Ryan Lile
π 1st Place β Repurpose & Redesign
β’ Bailey Adamson
β’ Abbigail Knollenberg
β’ Tristin Livingston
We are so proud of their hard work and creativity. Help us wish them the best of luck as they advance to Regionals in February!
These talented members competed at the District STAR Events last month in Collinsville and brought home top honorsβall qualifying for Regionals in February!
π 1st Place β Childrenβs Literature
β’ Zoe Blankenship
π 1st Place β Cake Decorating
β’ Emma Warren
π 1st Place β New Member Facts
β’ Ryan Lile
π 1st Place β Repurpose & Redesign
β’ Bailey Adamson
β’ Abbigail Knollenberg
β’ Tristin Livingston
We are so proud of their hard work and creativity. Help us wish them the best of luck as they advance to Regionals in February!
