Students raced to connect five key terms to one of the major βismsβ of the era, using definitions and real-life examples to make their case. From Capitalism, Communism, and Socialism to Nationalism, Romanticism, Liberalism, and Conservatism, students showcased both depth of understanding and quick thinking as they competed to win Bingo.
Fast-paced, competitive, and full of critical thinkingβhistory came alive in the best way!




Students in Ms. Taylorβs Biology class teamed up for a Monster Genetics activity, where they flipped coins to simulate how alleles are passed from parents to offspring. The genotypes they landed on with their partners determined the phenotypes their monsters displayedβeverything from traits to appearance!
Each partner then drew their own interpretation of their monster, bringing genetics to life through creativity. Thanks to the randomness of inheritance, no two groupsβ monsters were exactly the same!




Attention: Please note that there has been a change to our upcoming Parent-Teacher Conferences. The conferences previously scheduled for March 12 will now be held on February 19.
We will open the My Conference Time link soonβplease be on the lookout for further information.
We will also be hosting a Senior Parent Meeting that night in the library at 6:00pm. We will be discussing upcoming dates and other important senior information.
Math Club will meet this Wednesday, February 4th at 3:45 PM in the Maker Space.
Interested in joining or want to learn more? Contact Captain Rutan in the MOBRA ROTC classroom, or email him at ronald.rutan@claremore.k12.ok.us

π§ VALENTINEβS DAY CUPCAKES π§
StuCo will be selling Valentineβs Day cupcakes during both lunches starting Wednesday, February 4, through Friday, February 6.
π Flavors Available:
β’ Strawberry Bliss
β’ Red Velvet
β’ Oreo
π² Price: $4 per cupcake
π¦ Delivery Date: Friday, February 13
Treat yourselfβor someone specialβbefore theyβre gone! π

ITβS CLUB TIME!
Biomed Club is officially kicking off Tuesday, February 3 at 7:30 AM, and you do not want to miss this first meeting!
We are launching with an action-packed Trauma Relay Simulation led by a professional trauma team. This is not a lecture β this is hands-on, fast-paced, real-world healthcare in action.
Hereβs what to expect:
Trauma Relay Simulation
Students will be divided into small groups
You will rotate through hands-on trauma care stations
Practice emergency response, critical thinking, and rapid decision-making
Followed by a moderated group Q&A and debrief
This experience is designed to introduce you to:
β’ Trauma response & emergency care
β’ High-pressure medical decision-making
β’ Real healthcare career pathways
All Biomed Club members are strongly encouraged to attend this first meeting. This is how we start the year β with intensity, teamwork, and real-world impact.
Letβs show up, get involved, and set the tone for an incredible club year in Biomed.
Pre-AP Calculus students dove into Special Right Triangles to find sine and cosine values, starting in Quadrants I and II. As patterns emerged, so did the Unit Circleβand students completed all sine and cosine values with confidence!
To top it off, they added a creative twist by designing a character, object, or background using their Unit Circle knowledge. Math + creativity = a win! π¨βπ

Young Dems will be in the Red Hut on Monday, February 2 and Tuesday, February 3 during both lunches selling Valentine treats!
Crushes: $1.00
Lollipops: 50Β’
Deliveries will be made on February 13 during 1st and 2nd hour.
Stop by the Red Hut during lunch and send something sweet to your Valentine! π

Highway 20 Rivalry is Back for Basketball
π February 7th
π6:00 PM
Sponsored by Courtside Benefits Group
We need to fill the stand with #ZebraRed and #CPSZebraPride π¦β€οΈ








They traded snowmen for snow animals. Science never takes a day off!
RSU is excited to host Future Educators Day on Thursday, February 20, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.!
This event is designed for juniors and seniors who are interested in becoming educators. Students will explore teaching pathways, learn about RSUβs education programs, connect with faculty and current education majors, and experience campus life firsthand.
π Students register here: https://www.rsu.edu/admissions/visit/future-educators-day/
π Important for students: If you attend, please bring back proof of attendance to Mrs. Vincent for attendance purposes.






SNOW DAY - 1/28/26
While we always strive to keep schools open, safety remains our top priority. Tomorrow, January 28th, will be another snow day as CPS continues to ensure the streets, parking lots, and sidewalks are safe for all our staff and students.
This will be another official βsnow day,β so be safe, stay warm, and create memories!
AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
CPS after-school activities are canceled. Check your Rooms for updates from your coaches and advisors.
UPDATES
District leaders will continue to monitor the forecast and evaluate conditions, and decisions will be made on a day-by-day basis.
Updates will be on all CPS platforms (Website, Mobile App, Facebook, Twitter & Email) and local TV stations. Download the app on Android or iPhone. Make sure your contact information is up to date on your parent portal.
Make it βA Great Day To Be A Zebra.β

A massive salad bar to kick things off, thanks to our amazing Sunshine Committee and AXH! From fresh toppings to delicious options, staff truly got to βLettuce Indulgeβ and enjoy a healthy, happy start to the year.
Weβre feeling refreshed, appreciated, and ready for a great year ahead!



The ASVABβan assessment that measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and career successβwill be offered Tuesday, February 4th at 8:30 a.m. in the Library.
Interested in taking the ASVAB? Please stop by Room 101 to see Mrs. Rehanek and sign up.
Plan ahead and take advantage of this great opportunity!






Their hard work, teamwork, and willingness to serve reflect the core values of NJROTC and our strong commitment to community service. We are proud of these cadets for making a meaningful difference right here at home.



We will open the My Conference Time link soonβplease be on the lookout for further information.

Our Biomedical capstone students have been hard at work creating anatomically correct, functioning heart models out of clay! This hands-on challenge pushed students to design models that actually show how blood flows through the heart. By building and testing their own creations, students reinforced key anatomy concepts while bringing complex biological processes to life. Innovation, creativity, and learningβall in one project!








