🎉 Go Zebras! 🎉
Claremore Cheer is headed to the Game Day State Championship this Saturday at the Tulsa UMAC! Come out and show your support for our cheerleaders as they compete for the title!

🏆 Class 5A begins at 5:50 PM, but make sure you’re in the stands by 5:20 PM to cheer them on.
🎟️ Tickets can be purchased in advance through the OSSAA website.

Let’s pack the stands and cheer loud for Claremore Cheer! ❤️🤍
about 7 hours ago, Claremore High School
🎉 Go Zebras! 🎉 Claremore Cheer is headed to the Game Day State Championship this Saturday at the Tulsa UMAC! Come out and show your support for our cheerleaders as they compete for the title! 🏆 Class 5A begins at 5:50 PM, but make sure you’re in the stands by 5:20 PM to cheer them on. 🎟️ Tickets can be purchased in advance through the OSSAA website. Let’s pack the stands and cheer loud for Claremore Cheer! ❤️🤍
Our students had an incredible experience at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, connecting with fellow members from across the country and exploring opportunities with colleges and industry leaders. Highlights included celebrating CHS alumnni Chason Sisovsky earning his American FFA Degree, visiting the Peyton Manning statue at Lucas Oil Stadium, touring the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and enjoying a fun evening bowling with friends and family.

They also visited St. Louis, riding to the top of the Arch for amazing views of the Mississippi River.

A proud moment for our FFA members as they grow their leadership, network, and knowledge!
about 9 hours ago, Claremore High School
Our students had an incredible experience at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, connecting with fellow members from across the country and exploring opportunities with colleges and industry leaders. Highlights included celebrating Chason Sisovsky earning his American FFA Degree, visiting the Peyton Manning statue at Lucas Oil Stadium, touring the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and enjoying a fun evening bowling with friends and family. They also visited St. Louis, riding to the top of the Arch for amazing views of the Mississippi River. A proud moment for our FFA members as they grow their leadership, network, and knowledge!
Our students had an incredible experience at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, connecting with fellow members from across the country and exploring opportunities with colleges and industry leaders. Highlights included celebrating Chason Sisovsky earning his American FFA Degree, visiting the Peyton Manning statue at Lucas Oil Stadium, touring the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and enjoying a fun evening bowling with friends and family. They also visited St. Louis, riding to the top of the Arch for amazing views of the Mississippi River. A proud moment for our FFA members as they grow their leadership, network, and knowledge!
Our students had an incredible experience at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, connecting with fellow members from across the country and exploring opportunities with colleges and industry leaders. Highlights included celebrating Chason Sisovsky earning his American FFA Degree, visiting the Peyton Manning statue at Lucas Oil Stadium, touring the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and enjoying a fun evening bowling with friends and family. They also visited St. Louis, riding to the top of the Arch for amazing views of the Mississippi River. A proud moment for our FFA members as they grow their leadership, network, and knowledge!
Our students had an incredible experience at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, connecting with fellow members from across the country and exploring opportunities with colleges and industry leaders. Highlights included celebrating Chason Sisovsky earning his American FFA Degree, visiting the Peyton Manning statue at Lucas Oil Stadium, touring the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and enjoying a fun evening bowling with friends and family. They also visited St. Louis, riding to the top of the Arch for amazing views of the Mississippi River. A proud moment for our FFA members as they grow their leadership, network, and knowledge!
Our students had an incredible experience at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, connecting with fellow members from across the country and exploring opportunities with colleges and industry leaders. Highlights included celebrating Chason Sisovsky earning his American FFA Degree, visiting the Peyton Manning statue at Lucas Oil Stadium, touring the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and enjoying a fun evening bowling with friends and family. They also visited St. Louis, riding to the top of the Arch for amazing views of the Mississippi River. A proud moment for our FFA members as they grow their leadership, network, and knowledge!
Our students had an incredible experience at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, connecting with fellow members from across the country and exploring opportunities with colleges and industry leaders. Highlights included celebrating Chason Sisovsky earning his American FFA Degree, visiting the Peyton Manning statue at Lucas Oil Stadium, touring the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and enjoying a fun evening bowling with friends and family. They also visited St. Louis, riding to the top of the Arch for amazing views of the Mississippi River. A proud moment for our FFA members as they grow their leadership, network, and knowledge!
Our students had an incredible experience at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, connecting with fellow members from across the country and exploring opportunities with colleges and industry leaders. Highlights included celebrating Chason Sisovsky earning his American FFA Degree, visiting the Peyton Manning statue at Lucas Oil Stadium, touring the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and enjoying a fun evening bowling with friends and family. They also visited St. Louis, riding to the top of the Arch for amazing views of the Mississippi River. A proud moment for our FFA members as they grow their leadership, network, and knowledge!
📣 Reminder: Parent-Teacher Conferences
👩‍🏫 Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held Thursday, November 20, from 4:00–7:30 PM. This is a great opportunity to connect with teachers, discuss student progress, and finish the semester strong! 💪📚

🗓️ To schedule your conferences, click the link below:
👉 https://www.myconferencetime.com/claremorehs/

about 24 hours ago, Claremore High School
📣 Reminder: Parent-Teacher Conferences 👩‍🏫 Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held Thursday, November 20, from 4:00–7:30 PM. This is a great opportunity to connect with teachers, discuss student progress, and finish the semester strong! 💪📚 🗓️ To schedule your conferences, click the link below: 👉 https://www.myconferencetime.com/claremorehs/
Friday Night Football Reminder – Playoff Game at Coweta!

Zebra Nation, let’s pack the stands and cheer loud as our Claremore Zebras take on the Coweta Tigers this Friday night in the first round of playoffs!

A few important reminders for fans and students:

🏟️ Student No Re-Entry Policy is in effect. Once you leave the stadium, you may not re-enter at any time during the event.

📣 No megaphones will be allowed inside the stadium.

💵 Tickets are $10 at the gate or $7 (plus a small fee) if purchased online through GoFan.

Let’s show up, show class, and show Coweta what Zebra Pride looks like!
1 day ago, Claremore High School
Friday Night Football Reminder – Playoff Game at Coweta! Zebra Nation, let’s pack the stands and cheer loud as our Claremore Zebras take on the Coweta Tigers this Friday night in the first round of playoffs! A few important reminders for fans and students: 🏟️ Student No Re-Entry Policy is in effect. Once you leave the stadium, you may not re-enter at any time during the event. 📣 No megaphones will be allowed inside the stadium. 💵 Tickets are $10 at the gate or $7 (plus a small fee) if purchased online through GoFan. Let’s show up, show class, and show Coweta what Zebra Pride looks like!
Students:
On Monday, December 2, you’ll have the opportunity to attend Build My Future at the Claremore Expo Center!

This interactive, construction-focused event features live demonstrations, equipment simulators, and presentations from industry experts, giving you a hands-on look at exciting careers in the skilled trades. Students who attended last year came back with new knowledge and great hands-on experiences!

To attend, you must complete a permission form and turn it in to Mrs. Adcock in the front office.

**Space is limited, so don’t wait!

**Forms will be accepted until Tuesday, November 18, or until all spots are filled.

**Permission forms are available in the front office.
1 day ago, Claremore High School
Students: On Monday, December 2, you’ll have the opportunity to attend Build My Future at the Claremore Expo Center! This interactive, construction-focused event features live demonstrations, equipment simulators, and presentations from industry experts, giving you a hands-on look at exciting careers in the skilled trades. Students who attended last year came back with new knowledge and great hands-on experiences! To attend, you must complete a permission form and turn it in to Mrs. Adcock in the front office. Space is limited, so don’t wait! Forms will be accepted until Tuesday, November 18, or until all spots are filled. Permission forms are available in the front office.
🎃 Operation Pumpkin Protection Success! 🎃

Environmental Science students completed their Operation Pumpkin Protection challenge! Each team designed and tested creative devices to protect their pumpkins using recycled materials from a 12–15 foot drop. 💥 After lots of great ideas and engineering, one team came out on top, successfully keeping their pumpkin safe and intact! 🏆👏

Great job to all our students for their hard work, creativity, and teamwork! They all did a phenomenal job meeting the challenge of designing, engineering, testing their initial designs using eggs, and completing the final Operation of Protecting their Pumpkins.
1 day ago, Claremore High School
🎃 Operation Pumpkin Protection Success! 🎃 Environmental Science students completed their Operation Pumpkin Protection challenge! Each team designed and tested creative devices to protect their pumpkins using recycled materials from a 12–15 foot drop. 💥 After lots of great ideas and engineering, one team came out on top, successfully keeping their pumpkin safe and intact! 🏆👏 Great job to all our students for their hard work, creativity, and teamwork! They all did a phenomenal job meeting the challenge of designing, engineering, testing their initial designs using eggs, and completing the final Operation of Protecting their Pumpkins.
🎃 Operation Pumpkin Protection Success! 🎃 Environmental Science students completed their Operation Pumpkin Protection challenge! Each team designed and tested creative devices to protect their pumpkins using recycled materials from a 12–15 foot drop. 💥 After lots of great ideas and engineering, one team came out on top, successfully keeping their pumpkin safe and intact! 🏆👏 Great job to all our students for their hard work, creativity, and teamwork! They all did a phenomenal job meeting the challenge of designing, engineering, testing their initial designs using eggs, and completing the final Operation of Protecting their Pumpkins.
🎃 Operation Pumpkin Protection Success! 🎃 Environmental Science students completed their Operation Pumpkin Protection challenge! Each team designed and tested creative devices to protect their pumpkins using recycled materials from a 12–15 foot drop. 💥 After lots of great ideas and engineering, one team came out on top, successfully keeping their pumpkin safe and intact! 🏆👏 Great job to all our students for their hard work, creativity, and teamwork! They all did a phenomenal job meeting the challenge of designing, engineering, testing their initial designs using eggs, and completing the final Operation of Protecting their Pumpkins.
🎃 Operation Pumpkin Protection Success! 🎃 Environmental Science students completed their Operation Pumpkin Protection challenge! Each team designed and tested creative devices to protect their pumpkins using recycled materials from a 12–15 foot drop. 💥 After lots of great ideas and engineering, one team came out on top, successfully keeping their pumpkin safe and intact! 🏆👏 Great job to all our students for their hard work, creativity, and teamwork! They all did a phenomenal job meeting the challenge of designing, engineering, testing their initial designs using eggs, and completing the final Operation of Protecting their Pumpkins.
Coach Eddy’s English IV students took the classic epic Beowulf and gave it a modern twist—reimagining the hero’s battles in today’s world.

One creative group presented Beowulf vs. the Evil Phone Pouch—a clever take on a challenge every student faces in a school with no personal electronic devices! Their story highlights how even modern “battles” can mirror timeless themes of courage, conflict, and overcoming challenges.

What an engaging way to connect literature to real student experiences!
2 days ago, Claremore High School
Coach Eddy’s English IV students took the classic epic Beowulf and gave it a modern twist—reimagining the hero’s battles in today’s world. One creative group presented Beowulf vs. the Evil Phone Pouch—a clever take on a challenge every student faces in a school with no personal electronic devices! Their story highlights how even modern “battles” can mirror timeless themes of courage, conflict, and overcoming challenges. What an engaging way to connect literature to real student experiences!
Coach Eddy’s English IV students took the classic epic Beowulf and gave it a modern twist—reimagining the hero’s battles in today’s world. One creative group presented Beowulf vs. the Evil Phone Pouch—a clever take on a challenge every student faces in a school with no personal electronic devices! Their story highlights how even modern “battles” can mirror timeless themes of courage, conflict, and overcoming challenges. What an engaging way to connect literature to real student experiences!
Coach Eddy’s English IV students took the classic epic Beowulf and gave it a modern twist—reimagining the hero’s battles in today’s world. One creative group presented Beowulf vs. the Evil Phone Pouch—a clever take on a challenge every student faces in a school with no personal electronic devices! Their story highlights how even modern “battles” can mirror timeless themes of courage, conflict, and overcoming challenges. What an engaging way to connect literature to real student experiences!
Coach Eddy’s English IV students took the classic epic Beowulf and gave it a modern twist—reimagining the hero’s battles in today’s world. One creative group presented Beowulf vs. the Evil Phone Pouch—a clever take on a challenge every student faces in a school with no personal electronic devices! Their story highlights how even modern “battles” can mirror timeless themes of courage, conflict, and overcoming challenges. What an engaging way to connect literature to real student experiences!
Coach Eddy’s English IV students took the classic epic Beowulf and gave it a modern twist—reimagining the hero’s battles in today’s world. One creative group presented Beowulf vs. the Evil Phone Pouch—a clever take on a challenge every student faces in a school with no personal electronic devices! Their story highlights how even modern “battles” can mirror timeless themes of courage, conflict, and overcoming challenges. What an engaging way to connect literature to real student experiences!
🍹A Gallon of Goodness!

Make your gatherings unforgettable with Chick-fil-A sweet tea and lemonade, and make a difference in education at the same time. For every gallon you buy, Chick-fil-A donates $2 to the Claremore Public School Foundation. Let's rally together to achieve our $3,000 goal for class and teacher grants district-wide. Raise your glasses and let's sip for a cause! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

3 days ago, CPS Communications
"A promotional flyer for the 'Gallons for Good' campaign benefitting the Claremore Public Schools Foundation. The center of the flyer shows a photo of gallon containers of Chick-fil-A tea and lemonade next to a stack of Chick-fil-A branded cups. The Chick-fil-A Claremore logo and address (664 S. Lynn Riggs Blvd, Claremore, OK 74017) are included, along with the phone number and website link."
One of the most valued traditions at Claremore High School is when our football players select a staff member who has made a meaningful impact on their lives to wear their jersey for the day.

A couple of weeks ago, our teachers proudly wore their students’ jerseys to represent those meaningful connections. This special tradition is a reminder of the strong relationships built between our students and staff—both on and off the field!
5 days ago, Claremore High School
One of the most valued traditions at Claremore High School is when our football players select a staff member who has made a meaningful impact on their lives to wear their jersey for the day. A couple of weeks ago, our teachers proudly wore their students’ jerseys to represent those meaningful connections. This special tradition is a reminder of the strong relationships built between our students and staff—both on and off the field!
One of the most valued traditions at Claremore High School is when our football players select a staff member who has made a meaningful impact on their lives to wear their jersey for the day. A couple of weeks ago, our teachers proudly wore their students’ jerseys to represent those meaningful connections. This special tradition is a reminder of the strong relationships built between our students and staff—both on and off the field!
One of the most valued traditions at Claremore High School is when our football players select a staff member who has made a meaningful impact on their lives to wear their jersey for the day. A couple of weeks ago, our teachers proudly wore their students’ jerseys to represent those meaningful connections. This special tradition is a reminder of the strong relationships built between our students and staff—both on and off the field!
One of the most valued traditions at Claremore High School is when our football players select a staff member who has made a meaningful impact on their lives to wear their jersey for the day. A couple of weeks ago, our teachers proudly wore their students’ jerseys to represent those meaningful connections. This special tradition is a reminder of the strong relationships built between our students and staff—both on and off the field!
One of the most valued traditions at Claremore High School is when our football players select a staff member who has made a meaningful impact on their lives to wear their jersey for the day. A couple of weeks ago, our teachers proudly wore their students’ jerseys to represent those meaningful connections. This special tradition is a reminder of the strong relationships built between our students and staff—both on and off the field!
English IV students faced off in an intense game of Jeopardy to gear up for their test on Beowulf and the Anglo-Saxons. The questions were challenging, but teamwork and quick thinking helped them tackle the tough trivia together!
6 days ago, Claremore High School
English IV students faced off in an intense game of Jeopardy to gear up for their test on Beowulf and the Anglo-Saxons. The questions were challenging, but teamwork and quick thinking helped them tackle the tough trivia together!
English IV students faced off in an intense game of Jeopardy to gear up for their test on Beowulf and the Anglo-Saxons. The questions were challenging, but teamwork and quick thinking helped them tackle the tough trivia together!

Announcements for Wednesday, November 5, 2025

1. Senior Class Recognition
Yesterday, the senior class voted for the most influential teacher of their high school years — and the winner was Mr. Noland (Mr. Z)!
He will be recognized at this year’s Baccalaureate.
Please congratulate Mr. Z when you see him!

2. Math Club
Math Club will meet today at 3:40 PM.
For more information, contact CPT. Rutan at ronald.rutan@claremore.k12.ok.us
.

3. Tennis Tryouts
Calling all Zebras interested in playing tennis this year!
Tryouts will be held Tuesday, November 11 at 4:30 PM at the high school tennis courts.
If you have questions, email Coach Grubbs at rachael.grubbs@claremore.k12.ok.us
or stop by Room 615.

4. StuCo Meeting Reminder
There will be a StuCo meeting tomorrow morning (Thursday, November 6) at 7:30 AM in the Maker Space.
We’ll cover updates on upcoming events — and don’t forget to wear your StuCo shirt for the club picture!

5. We Care Box Collection Drive
We Care Box collections are underway this week!
All boxes are due November 17 in Room 610.
Items will be collected during your 3rd-hour classes.
Let’s show our Zebra Nation pride by donating food items to help local families in need.
Did you know that 17% of Oklahomans struggle to afford enough food for their families?
Your donations make a real difference — let’s come together and show that Zebras care!

6. Channel 6 Spirit Stick / Grant Patrol Assembly
Tomorrow from 1:01 PM – 1:54 PM, we’ll have a special Channel 6 Spirit Stick and Grant Patrol Assembly.

7. NHS Recycling Pickup
NHS members will be picking up recycling after school today.
Teachers, please gather and set yours out for pickup.
Members, remember this is a great opportunity to earn in-club points!

8. NHS College Connection Night
Tomorrow (Thursday) from 6:00–7:30 PM in the STEM Building, NHS will host College Connection Night.
All juniors and seniors are encouraged to attend — food will be provided!

9. Girls Basketball Scrimmage
Come out and support our Lady Zebras!
The Girls Basketball team will have a scrimmage after school on Thursday vs. Fort Gibson.
Admission is free for all students, so grab your friends and come watch some great basketball action!

10. Senior Reminders
Seniors, don’t forget to turn in your “Who’s Who” forms and senior quotes to Room 613 by November 13.
Also, yearbooks are on sale now for $75 — you can purchase yours at Jostens.com or in Room 613.

11. Congratulations Softball All-State Selections!
Congratulations to Mae Foster and Avery Hyde for being named to the Large East All-State Team for the 2025 Fastpitch season!
They are 2 of only 30 All-State softball players in Claremore Softball history — way to go, ladies!

7 days ago, Claremore High School
Announcements for Wednesday, November 6, 2025 1. Senior Class Recognition Yesterday, the senior class voted for the most influential teacher of their high school years — and the winner was Mr. Noland (Mr. Z)! He will be recognized at this year’s Baccalaureate. Please congratulate Mr. Z when you see him! 2. Math Club Math Club will meet today at 3:40 PM. For more information, contact CPT. Rutan at ronald.rutan@claremore.k12.ok.us . 3. Tennis Tryouts Calling all Zebras interested in playing tennis this year! Tryouts will be held Tuesday, November 11 at 4:30 PM at the high school tennis courts. If you have questions, email Coach Grubbs at rachael.grubbs@claremore.k12.ok.us or stop by Room 615. 4. StuCo Meeting Reminder There will be a StuCo meeting tomorrow morning (Thursday, November 6) at 7:30 AM in the Maker Space. We’ll cover updates on upcoming events — and don’t forget to wear your StuCo shirt for the club picture! 5. We Care Box Collection Drive We Care Box collections are underway this week! All boxes are due November 17 in Room 610. Items will be collected during your 3rd-hour classes. Let’s show our Zebra Nation pride by donating food items to help local families in need. Did you know that 17% of Oklahomans struggle to afford enough food for their families? Your donations make a real difference — let’s come together and show that Zebras care! 6. Channel 6 Spirit Stick / Grant Patrol Assembly Tomorrow from 1:01 PM – 1:54 PM, we’ll have a special Channel 6 Spirit Stick and Grant Patrol Assembly. We will follow the attached bell schedule. 7. NHS Recycling Pickup NHS members will be picking up recycling after school today. Teachers, please gather and set yours out for pickup. Members, remember this is a great opportunity to earn in-club points! 8. NHS College Connection Night Tomorrow (Thursday) from 6:00–7:30 PM in the STEM Building, NHS will host College Connection Night. All juniors and seniors are encouraged to attend — food will be provided! 9. Girls Basketball Scrimmage Come out and support our Lady Zebras! The Girls Basketball team will have a scrimmage after school on Thursday vs. Fort Gibson. Admission is free for all students, so grab your friends and come watch some great basketball action! 10. Senior Reminders Seniors, don’t forget to turn in your “Who’s Who” forms and senior quotes to Room 613 by November 13. Also, yearbooks are on sale now for $75 — you can purchase yours at Jostens.com or in Room 613. 11. Congratulations Softball All-State Selections! Congratulations to Mae Foster and Avery Hyde for being named to the Large East All-State Team for the 2025 Fastpitch season! They are 2 of only 30 All-State softball players in Claremore Softball history — way to go, ladies!
Mrs. Grubbs’ students stepped back in time for a 17th Century “Speed Daring” activity! Each student took on the role of a historical figure—from world leaders to great thinkers of the era—and prepared some background intel before meeting others from their time period.

As they rotated around the room, students interacted with different figures and decided if they would have been friends or foes based on shared religion, politics, and personality traits. What a fun and engaging way to bring history to life!
7 days ago, Claremore High School
Mrs. Grubbs’ students stepped back in time for a 17th Century “Speed Daring” activity! Each student took on the role of a historical figure—from world leaders to great thinkers of the era—and prepared some background intel before meeting others from their time period. As they rotated around the room, students interacted with different figures and decided if they would have been friends or foes based on shared religion, politics, and personality traits. What a fun and engaging way to bring history to life!
Mrs. Grubbs’ students stepped back in time for a 17th Century “Speed Daring” activity! Each student took on the role of a historical figure—from world leaders to great thinkers of the era—and prepared some background intel before meeting others from their time period. As they rotated around the room, students interacted with different figures and decided if they would have been friends or foes based on shared religion, politics, and personality traits. What a fun and engaging way to bring history to life!
Mrs. Grubbs’ students stepped back in time for a 17th Century “Speed Daring” activity! Each student took on the role of a historical figure—from world leaders to great thinkers of the era—and prepared some background intel before meeting others from their time period. As they rotated around the room, students interacted with different figures and decided if they would have been friends or foes based on shared religion, politics, and personality traits. What a fun and engaging way to bring history to life!
Mrs. Grubbs’ students stepped back in time for a 17th Century “Speed Daring” activity! Each student took on the role of a historical figure—from world leaders to great thinkers of the era—and prepared some background intel before meeting others from their time period. As they rotated around the room, students interacted with different figures and decided if they would have been friends or foes based on shared religion, politics, and personality traits. What a fun and engaging way to bring history to life!
📣 Meet the Zebras! 🏀
Save the date for an exciting community event showcasing all of our Zebra basketball teams — boys and girls — along with our cheerleaders and dancers, from Kindergarten through High School!

📅 Date: December 2
📍 Location: Doug K. Mosier Athletic Complex
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM

Come out and show your Zebra spirit as we kick off another great season!
More details to come!
8 days ago, Claremore High School
📣 Meet the Zebras! 🏀 Save the date for an exciting community event showcasing all of our Zebra basketball teams — boys and girls — along with our cheerleaders and dancers, from Kindergarten through High School! 📅 Date: December 2 📍 Location: Doug K. Mosier Athletic Complex 🕕 Time: 6:00 PM Come out and show your Zebra spirit as we kick off another great season! More details to come!
📣 Meet the Zebras! 🏀 Save the date for an exciting community event showcasing all of our Zebra basketball teams — boys and girls — along with our cheerleaders and dancers, from Kindergarten through High School! 📅 Date: December 2 📍 Location: Doug K. Mosier Athletic Complex 🕕 Time: 6:00 PM Come out and show your Zebra spirit as we kick off another great season! More details to come!

🎓 College Connections Night 🎓

Claremore High School invites you to an evening of networking, learning, and preparing for your future! Meet with representatives from Oklahoma State University, Wichita State University, and many more colleges and universities.

📅 Thursday, November 6
🕕 6:00–7:30 PM
📍 Claremore High School STEM Building

💡 Don’t miss the special presentation by Sarah Adcock and a hands-on FAFSA workshop hosted by the RSU Office of Financial Aid.

🍕 Free food provided!
Hosted by Claremore High School & NHS

8 days ago, Claremore High School
🎓 College Connections Night 🎓 Claremore High School invites you to an evening of networking, learning, and preparing for your future! Meet with representatives from Oklahoma State University, Wichita State University, and many more colleges and universities. 📅 Wednesday, November 6 🕕 6:00–7:30 PM 📍 Claremore High School STEM Building 💡 Don’t miss the special presentation by Sarah Adcock and a hands-on FAFSA workshop hosted by the RSU Office of Financial Aid. 🍕 Free food provided! Hosted by Claremore High School & NHS
Coach Jackson’s Health and Nutrition students are diving into the world of anatomy by exploring the muscles of the human body. Students created detailed diagrams and posters to identify the three types of muscle groups — cardiac, smooth, and skeletal — and explain how they work together to help our bodies function every day.

From flexing biceps to understanding heart contractions, these students are building a strong foundation in health and human performance!
8 days ago, Claremore High School
Coach Jackson’s Health and Nutrition students are diving into the world of anatomy by exploring the muscles of the human body. Students created detailed diagrams and posters to identify the three types of muscle groups — cardiac, smooth, and skeletal — and explain how they work together to help our bodies function every day. From flexing biceps to understanding heart contractions, these students are building a strong foundation in health and human performance!
Coach Jackson’s Health and Nutrition students are diving into the world of anatomy by exploring the muscles of the human body. Students created detailed diagrams and posters to identify the three types of muscle groups — cardiac, smooth, and skeletal — and explain how they work together to help our bodies function every day. From flexing biceps to understanding heart contractions, these students are building a strong foundation in health and human performance!
📐 Math Club Meeting
Join us Wednesday, November 5th at 3:45 PM in the STEM Building Makerspace!

Math Club will continue to meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month after school in the Makerspace.

For more information, contact CAPT. Rutan at ronald.rutan@claremore.k12.ok.us
.
9 days ago, Claremore High School
📐 Math Club Meeting Join us Monday, November 5th at 3:45 PM in the STEM Building Makerspace! Math Club will continue to meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month after school in the Makerspace. For more information, contact CAPT. Rutan at ronald.rutan@claremore.k12.ok.us
⚽ CLAREMORE HS BOYS SOCCER TRYOUTS ⚽

Are you interested in joining the Claremore Boys Soccer team this spring?
Tryouts are open to all students not currently in off-season soccer.

📅 Sunday, November 30
🕓 4:00 – 6:00 PM
📍 Lantow Field

👉 You must have a physical on file (through Rank One or bring a physical copy).

This tryout will help finalize our spring roster!

Questions?
📧 brent.crenshaw@claremore.k12.ok.us
9 days ago, Claremore High School
⚽ CLAREMORE HS BOYS SOCCER TRYOUTS ⚽ Are you interested in joining the Claremore Boys Soccer team this spring? Tryouts are open to all students not currently in off-season soccer. 📅 Sunday, November 30 🕓 4:00 – 6:00 PM 📍 Lantow Field 👉 You must have a physical on file (through Rank One or bring a physical copy). This tryout will help finalize our spring roster! Questions? 📧 brent.crenshaw@claremore.k12.ok.us
Our Aviation students put their engineering skills to the test by designing and flying gliders. The challenge? Compete for distance, time, and linearity — then analyze the results to see how their designs could improve.

After testing, students modified their gliders to make them more aerodynamic, applying real-world aviation principles to hands-on learning.
9 days ago, Claremore High School
Our Aviation students put their engineering skills to the test by designing and flying gliders. The challenge? Compete for distance, time, and linearity — then analyze the results to see how their designs could improve. After testing, students modified their gliders to make them more aerodynamic, applying real-world aviation principles to hands-on learning.
Our Aviation students put their engineering skills to the test by designing and flying gliders. The challenge? Compete for distance, time, and linearity — then analyze the results to see how their designs could improve. After testing, students modified their gliders to make them more aerodynamic, applying real-world aviation principles to hands-on learning.
Our Aviation students put their engineering skills to the test by designing and flying gliders. The challenge? Compete for distance, time, and linearity — then analyze the results to see how their designs could improve. After testing, students modified their gliders to make them more aerodynamic, applying real-world aviation principles to hands-on learning.
Our Aviation students put their engineering skills to the test by designing and flying gliders. The challenge? Compete for distance, time, and linearity — then analyze the results to see how their designs could improve. After testing, students modified their gliders to make them more aerodynamic, applying real-world aviation principles to hands-on learning.
Our Aviation students put their engineering skills to the test by designing and flying gliders. The challenge? Compete for distance, time, and linearity — then analyze the results to see how their designs could improve. After testing, students modified their gliders to make them more aerodynamic, applying real-world aviation principles to hands-on learning.
Our Aviation students put their engineering skills to the test by designing and flying gliders. The challenge? Compete for distance, time, and linearity — then analyze the results to see how their designs could improve. After testing, students modified their gliders to make them more aerodynamic, applying real-world aviation principles to hands-on learning.
**STATE CHAMPIONSHIP** Claremore High School's Carter Gibson runs away with the 5A State Cross Country Championship today and sets a new PR and school record with a time of 15:41.04. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
11 days ago, CPS Communications
Carter with gold medal
Carter with metal
Carter on the winning platform next to the sign with the running times
Claremore Public Schools Coat & Hoodie Give-Away

📅Wednesday, November 19, 2025
🕐8:00AM–10:00AM and 4:00PM–6:00PM
📍CPS Enrollment Center – Gym (101 W. 11th Street, Claremore)

First-come, first-served, while supplies last.
Students must be enrolled in Claremore Public Schools.

Register ➡️ https://forms.gle/aaDPTNYgChUxEgt4A

This event is brought to you by CPS School-Based Social Workers.
There will be a box for anyone who wants to drop by and donate clean, gently used clothing or coats for future use.
11 days ago, CPS Communications
"A promotional flyer for the Claremore Public Schools Coat & Hoodie Give-Away event. At the top, the Claremore Zebras logo appears with the text 'Claremore Public Schools Coat Give-Away & Hoodie.' Three children dressed in colorful winter coats, hats, and scarves are featured prominently in the center. Smaller images of a student in a hoodie and a toddler in winter gear are also included. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, November 19, 2025, from 8:00AM–10:00AM and 4:00PM–6:00PM at the CPS Enrollment Center – Gym. The flyer notes that the event is first-come, first-served while supplies last and students must be enrolled in Claremore Public Schools. A registration link is provided (https://forms.gle/aaDPTNYgChUxEgt4A ), and the flyer also mentions a donation box for gently used clothing and outerwear."