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:
🥈 2nd Place in Pull-Ups and Burpees — A testament to their physical endurance, discipline, and commitment to fitness.
🥈 2nd Place Overall in the Brain Brawl Academic Competition — 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:
🥈 2nd Place in Pull-Ups and Burpees — A testament to their physical endurance, discipline, and commitment to fitness.
🥈 2nd Place Overall in the Brain Brawl Academic Competition — 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!
🎉 Congratulations to our FCCLA students! 🎉
These talented members competed at the District STAR Events last month in Collinsville and brought home top honors—all qualifying for Regionals in February!
🏆 1st Place – Children’s Literature
• Zoe Blankenship
🏆 1st Place – Cake Decorating
• Emma Warren
🏆 1st Place – New Member Facts
• Ryan Lile
🏆 1st Place – Repurpose & Redesign
• Bailey Adamson
• Abbigail Knollenberg
• 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 honors—all qualifying for Regionals in February!
🏆 1st Place – Children’s Literature
• Zoe Blankenship
🏆 1st Place – Cake Decorating
• Emma Warren
🏆 1st Place – New Member Facts
• Ryan Lile
🏆 1st Place – Repurpose & Redesign
• Bailey Adamson
• Abbigail Knollenberg
• 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!
ANOTHER - New Baby Zebra Alert! 🩷
Coach Amy Jahn, who teaches in our Career Development program and coaches softball, and Coach Ryan Jahn, our computer teacher and wrestling coach, both at CHS, welcomed a beautiful new addition to their team over the Thanksgiving break!
🎀 Emmalyn Ryan Jahn made her grand entrance on November 25th at 7:45 a.m., weighing 6 lbs 12 oz and measuring 19.5 inches long.
Big sisters Eleanor and Éireann are already smitten and ready to show their new teammate the ropes of being a part of a Zebra Dazzle.
Congratulations to the Jahn family on their sweet new bundle of joy and future #Zebra! We can not wait to meet her!
🩷💙🩷🩷 🩷That's 5 new zebras this school year for the #classof2043 #CPSZebraPride
Coach Amy Jahn, who teaches in our Career Development program and coaches softball, and Coach Ryan Jahn, our computer teacher and wrestling coach, both at CHS, welcomed a beautiful new addition to their team over the Thanksgiving break!
🎀 Emmalyn Ryan Jahn made her grand entrance on November 25th at 7:45 a.m., weighing 6 lbs 12 oz and measuring 19.5 inches long.
Big sisters Eleanor and Éireann are already smitten and ready to show their new teammate the ropes of being a part of a Zebra Dazzle.
Congratulations to the Jahn family on their sweet new bundle of joy and future #Zebra! We can not wait to meet her!
🩷💙🩷🩷 🩷That's 5 new zebras this school year for the #classof2043 #CPSZebraPride
Introduction to Plant, Food, and Fiber wrapped up the dairy industry unit with a sweet hands-on activity! Students made their own ice cream popsicles and explored the science behind turning cream into homemade butter.
These students are learning where their food comes from and getting real experience with the processes behind everyday products. Here are a few pics—more coming soon when we start shaking up the butter!
These students are learning where their food comes from and getting real experience with the processes behind everyday products. Here are a few pics—more coming soon when we start shaking up the butter!
English IV students wrapped up their Medieval/Canterbury Tales unit with presentations over Chaucer's pilgrims in The Canterbury Tales. Students paired up to a create coat of arms for each character. Students researched their chosen pilgrim along with relevant historical and cultural facts from the Middle Ages and taught a lesson to the class using their coat of arms. Students became experts on their character and their character's tale, and the classroom was transferred into a Medieval pilgrimage with stories of knights, nuns, physicians, students, squires, millers, carpenters, parsons, and friars.
✨ Interested in an unforgettable leadership experience? ✨
Junior students have the opportunity to apply for Youth Tour—a weeklong trip filled with history, leadership development, and lifelong friendships!
Participants will:
Explore Washington, D.C. through historic monuments and world-class museums
Connect with students from across the country
Build leadership skills and learn how to make an impact
…all sponsored by our local electric cooperative, VVEC!
If students would like more information, please see Ms. Moss in the library.
Junior students have the opportunity to apply for Youth Tour—a weeklong trip filled with history, leadership development, and lifelong friendships!
Participants will:
Explore Washington, D.C. through historic monuments and world-class museums
Connect with students from across the country
Build leadership skills and learn how to make an impact
…all sponsored by our local electric cooperative, VVEC!
If students would like more information, please see Ms. Moss in the library.
Our Biology classes explored cellular respiration by mixing water, yeast, and different amounts of sugar to see which bottle produced the most carbon dioxide. Students observed balloon inflation as evidence of CO₂ production—simple ingredients, big results! Love seeing the curiosity and hands-on learning in action! 🔬🍞🎈
🎅+🤝+🦓 Attendance Matters, Zebras!
We are excited to see all of our students tomorrow...and every day that follows.
There are only 15 instructional days until winter break — that’s 97.5 hours of valuable learning time left in 2025! Every class, every lesson, every day makes a difference.
Zebs & Santa agree - show up, stay engaged, and finish 2025 strong! 💪❤️🤍
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE #AttendanceMatters
We are excited to see all of our students tomorrow...and every day that follows.
There are only 15 instructional days until winter break — that’s 97.5 hours of valuable learning time left in 2025! Every class, every lesson, every day makes a difference.
Zebs & Santa agree - show up, stay engaged, and finish 2025 strong! 💪❤️🤍
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE #AttendanceMatters
Things got wild in Zoology!
Students completed their Parasite Projects and showcased the fascinating (and sometimes cringe-worthy!) organisms that rely on hosts for survival. Their creativity and research skills really shined!
Our students put their creativity and problem-solving skills to work! They designed and built airfoils out of foam and constructed wind tunnels from cardboard to test airflow and measure the lift produced in grams. Their curiosity, teamwork, and hands-on learning made this project an exciting experience from start to finish!
⚽ 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
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
Earlier this month, Claremore High School’s National Honor Society hosted its 13th Annual College Connection Night, bringing together 15 colleges, universities, and career organizations from across the region to help students and families plan for life after high school. Representatives from schools shared insider tips on college admissions, scholarships, financial aid, and campus life — giving students the tools to create a clear plan for their future. Thank you to our college reps, NHS members, and CHS staff for making this night such a valuable and inspiring event for our Zebras!
A huge thank-you to our Student Council for partnering with Mrs. Parks to provide We Care Boxes for our Zebras in need.
Your kindness, teamwork, and commitment to serving others truly make a difference. We’re grateful for the way you continue to show what it means to support our school community.
A message from Bryan Frazier on this Thanksgiving holiday. ▶️ https://youtu.be/ummfIf7FEHQ
This season, we’re especially thankful for the incredible students, staff, and families who make Claremore Public Schools so special. From the classrooms to the cafeterias, from morning drop-off to evening ballgames, your kindness, commitment, and Zebra Pride shine every day.
This video is just a small glimpse of the heart behind our schools. 💖 Thank you for trusting us with your children, partnering with us in their education, and helping us build a community rooted in grit, excellence, and love.
Wishing you a joyful and restful holiday, surrounded by those who fill your heart.
Last week, Claremore FFA carried on a valued tradition by hosting a Thanksgiving meal for students and their families — a moment to connect, reflect, and share appreciation. Thank you to our FFA families for your outstanding support. Your engagement strengthens everything we do and helps our students grow into leaders who prioritize hard work, service, and community.
Meet The Zebras - Postponed - Date TBA
🍋Sip, Share, and Support!
This is the last week in November to support CPS Foundation. Swing by and enjoy the refreshing taste of Chick-fil-A sweet tea and lemonade at your gatherings while supporting a great cause. Chick-fil-A donates $2 to the Claremore Public School Foundation for every gallon you grab! Let's top last year's donation for class and teacher grants district-wide. Cheers to #CPSZEBRAPRIDE!
🦃 Everybody loves that Chick-fil-A sweet tea and lemonade!
Bring it to your holiday gathering, corporate party, or home for dinner. This month, Chick-fil-A will donate $2 to the Claremore Public School Foundation. Last year, they donated $1,500 to CPSF. This year’s goal is to donate to fund class and teacher grants district-wide.
Bring it to your holiday gathering, corporate party, or home for dinner. This month, Chick-fil-A will donate $2 to the Claremore Public School Foundation. Last year, they donated $1,500 to CPSF. This year’s goal is to donate to fund class and teacher grants district-wide.
📆Here is your corrected calendar reminder for December 🔴5, 12, 19: Early Release Days (PLC) 🔴22 -5: CLOSED (Holiday) - Students Return Jan. 6th
While the rest of the school completed their Pre-ACT and ACT testing, our seniors spent the day knocking out major milestones. They completed their CPR training—an important graduation requirement—heard from an RSU college student informational panel, and received details about caps and gowns along with other key senior dates.
Proud of our Class of 2026 for staying focused and preparing for the exciting months ahead!
Proud of our Class of 2026 for staying focused and preparing for the exciting months ahead!
