Claremore High School

Claremore High School's National Honor Society (NHS) Chapter recently organized an informative and engaging College Night, providing a valuable platform for both parents and students to explore various higher education options. The event featured distinguished representatives from prominent institutions such as Oklahoma State University, Rogers State University, Tulsa University, University of Central Oklahoma, and Tulsa Community College. Attendees had the unique opportunity to interact directly with these college representatives, gaining insights into each institution's offerings, admission processes, and unique programs. Moreover, the event aimed to empower families with crucial information on scholarships and financial aid opportunities, ensuring that students could make informed decisions about their academic futures. Claremore High School's NHS Chapter successfully fostered an environment that not only encouraged educational exploration but also facilitated the necessary resources for a smooth transition into higher education. Claremore High School's National Honor Society (NHS) Chapter recently organized an informative and engaging College Night, providing a valuable platform for both parents and students to explore various higher education options. The event featured distinguished representatives from prominent institutions such as Oklahoma State University, Rogers State University, Tulsa University, University of Central Oklahoma, and Tulsa Community College. Attendees had the unique opportunity to interact directly with these college representatives, gaining insights into each institution's offerings, admission processes, and unique programs. Moreover, the event aimed to empower families with crucial information on scholarships and financial aid opportunities, ensuring that students could make informed decisions about their academic futures. Claremore High School's NHS Chapter successfully fostered an environment that not only encouraged educational exploration but also facilitated the necessary resources for a smooth transition into higher education.

Staff and Students....Do not leave valuables in your vehicle or in the bed of your truck. Always keep your vehicle locked while on campus.

Concurrent Enrollment--GEAR UP will be in both the library and outside of Mr. Grisham’s office Friday, 11/17/23. If you are a concurrent student who has not enrolled for the Spring Semester, please see them to get enrolled! Contact Debra Keil for more information.

NE Tech is holding their next Driver Education class Saturday, November 18th at the Claremore Tech campus from 8am-6pm. The class is almost full but there are still a few spots open. If you are interested, you can call them at (918) 342-8066. We won’t have another class until December 16th. You must be at least 15 years old to enroll. If you have any questions please contact Mr. Douthitt in room 406.

JOM Parent Committee Meeting - NOTICE All meetings will be held at the Education Service Center, 101 W. 11th Street, Claremore, OK.  All parents or guardians of eligible JOM students attending Claremore Public Schools are welcome to attend. JOM Parent Committee elections are in October. 23-24 Regular Meetings ➡November 16 @5:45 PM - CANCELLED ➡January 25th @5:45 PM - CHANGED to January 11th ➡March 14th @5:45 PM ➡May 9th @5:45 PM For more information about our Title IV - Indian Education Programs, check out our website: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/page/title-vi-indian-education If you have questions, contact Jackie Boyd at jboyd@claremore.k12.ok.us.

The National Honor Society will be hosting College Connections on Thursday, November 16th, from 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. All students are welcome, but if you are a junior or senior, this is a great opportunity to talk with representatives of colleges for your near future, as well as receive resources for FAFSA, Oklahoma’s Promise, scholarships, and much more! We look forward to seeing you there.

Raise Your Glass to Education! 🥤 Join Chick-fil-A in supporting the Claremore Public School Foundation this month. When you grab a gallon (or three) of Chick-fil-A sweet tea or lemonade, you're also helping raise funds for Claremore Public School Foundation which awards class and teacher grants district-wide. Let's make this fundraiser even sweeter! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Leadership Rogers County recently had the privilege of visiting Claremore High School, where they were warmly welcomed by Dr. Hindenburg, the esteemed Principal of CHS. During their visit, Dr. Hindenburg passionately addressed the group, emphasizing the significance of education and highlighting the diverse array of programs and career pathways available to Claremore High School students. The visit extended beyond the auditorium as the Leadership Rogers County participants embarked on a comprehensive tour of the campus. This immersive experience included stops at the state-of-the-art Performance Arts center, engaging Robotics & STEM classrooms, the inviting ZEBRA Cafeteria, the new and cutting-edge Sports Performance Gym, and concluded with an enlightening session on virtual welding in the AG building, skillfully led by Mr. Boyer. The visit not only provided valuable insights into the educational offerings at Claremore High School but also showcased the dedication of the school to fostering a well-rounded and dynamic learning environment.

The Zebra Band took the stage at the pre-pep rally this morning, infusing the atmosphere with an array of lively tunes, including the iconic Claremore Fight Song. Our Claremore Fight Song served as a powerful anthem, symbolizing the unwavering support for the Zebra football team in their pivotal playoff game against Sapulpa tonight. The Zebra Cheer, Dance Team, Color Guard and Student Council filled the Pit, welcoming students with infectious energy and boundless school spirit. With vibrant routines and spirited chants, the cheerleaders and dancers electrified the atmosphere, setting the stage for an unforgettable rally. Coach Hurt, head Football Coach, then gave an impassioned speech which served as the rallying cry, further fueling the already blazing spirit in the hearts of the students. His message instilled a sense of pride and commitment, emphasizing the significance of every individual's support in propelling the Zebras toward success in the upcoming playoff game against Sapulpa. With Coach Hurt's motivational words lingering in the air, the rally concluded, leaving a resounding sense of unity and determination among the students and staff. Make tonight a true home field advantage by coming out to Lantow Field to support your Claremore Zebra football team as they take on the Sapulpa Chieftains. Kickoff is at 7:00 p.m. GO ZEBRAS!

The Claremore Zebras Cheer team showcased their incredible talent and dedication at the regionals this past weekend, securing their well-deserved ticket to the state competition by claiming the 8th spot out of 29 formidable teams. It was a fierce competition, and only the top 15 teams earned the privilege to advance. This Saturday 11/11, at Moore High School, the Zebras are gearing up for another exhilarating performance at 5:05 p.m., with doors opening at 4:30. The stakes are high as the top 6 teams will progress to the finals, and the Zebras are poised to give their all for a shot at the state title. Join the Claremore community in rallying behind this vital component of the CHS family, showing our unwavering support for one of the most dedicated pillars of CHS athletics. Let's unite and cheer for the Zebras as they aim for greatness! Go Zebras! Tickets must be purchased in advance online at https://gofan.co/app/school/OSSAA

The National Honor Society will be hosting College Connections on Thursday, November 16th, from 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. All students are welcome, but if you are a junior or senior, this is a great opportunity to talk with representatives of colleges for your near future, as well as receive resources for FAFSA, Oklahoma’s Promise, scholarships, and much more! We look forward to seeing you there.

DON’T FORGET TO ORDER! Jostens orders are due by 11/10/23 at Midnight. Prices and products are subject to change after the deadline. Orders need to be completed online or by calling in. If you are a JOM student you must call to order and receive the discount. Jostens Contact: 918-664-2544 Email: liermanoffice@jostens.com

Claremore Baseball trucker hats and beanies are available to order. To place your order, open the link. https://midwestteamsports.chipply.com/ClaremoreBaseball/store.aspx Store closes Sunday, November 19th at 11:59 p.m. Contact Coach Gelner with questions. jonathan.gelnar@claremore.k12.ok.us

Claremore Zebras Football have their first state playoff game and we have buttons for sale to show your support for the team! They are $1 each and may be purchased in room 504, designed by our amazing Graphic Design student, Lindsey Holmes. Contact Cass Huddleston at chuddleston@claremore.k12.ok.us for more information.

Jostens orders are due by 11/10/23 at Midnight. Prices and products are subject to change after the deadline. Orders need to be completed online or by calling in. If you are a JOM student you must call to order and receive the discount. Jostens Contact: 918-664-2544 Email: liermanoffice@jostens.com ---RSU Concurrent Classes are OPEN for SPRING enrollment. --College Rep Visits-- Nov 10th - University of Oklahoma Nov 15th - Wichita State Nov 28th - Community Higher Ed (Community Care College, Clary Sage College, and Oklahoma Technical College.

Don't be a Grinch...Give Blood Monday, Nov. 13 from 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. in the Claremore High School PAC Lobby. A photo ID is required. If you are 16, you will need a guardian's permission. Permission forms are available in the front office. Donors will receive a long sleeve holiday shirt and a Free Papa John's card! Sign Ups will be going on in the cafeteria during all 3 lunches or scan the QR code. Prepare to donate by watching the following video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmhiHKsEUXU

Claremore High School's Adult Living class recently wrapped up a chapter on etiquette, and the students had the opportunity to put their newly acquired knowledge to the test during an engaging etiquette meal. This practical exercise was aimed at applying what they had learned about dining etiquette. To make the experience even more hands-on, the students took charge of preparing the entire menu. The meal included delectable dishes such as Chicken Parmesan with garlic noodles, glazed carrots, green bean casserole, and fresh Italian herb bread. The event not only provided a fun and delicious opportunity for students to showcase their culinary skills but also allowed them to gain valuable insights into the nuances of proper dining etiquette, ensuring they are well-prepared for future social and professional engagements.

A representative from the University of Oklahoma will be here on Friday 11/10 during encore in the think tank room 507. If you would like more information about OU ask your assigned encore teacher if you could meet with them on the day they are here.

Claremore High School had an eventful week filled with a diverse range of activities and preparations. Students took on the challenge of ACT and Pre-ACT testing, demonstrating their commitment to academic excellence. As the week coincided with Halloween, the school spirit was on full display with an exciting Halloween Dress Up Day, where students and faculty alike donned creative costumes, creating a lively and festive atmosphere throughout the school. The anticipation was palpable as everyone was getting ready for the big football game scheduled for Friday against Collinsville, with the school buzzing with excitement. This week was a testament to the students' ability to balance academics, fun, and school spirit, showcasing the vibrant and dynamic culture at Claremore High School.

Claremore High School's SkillsUSA meeting today was a vibrant and productive gathering that brought together a diverse group of students eager to hone their vocational and leadership skills. The meeting began with a warm welcome from the Claremore High School Band. The club’s officers, highlighting the importance of fostering teamwork and personal growth through Skills USA. Attendees discussed upcoming competitions, fundraising initiatives, and community service projects, showcasing their dedication to both individual development and giving back to the community. It was evident that the students were highly motivated and enthusiastic about their involvement in this organization, making it a promising start to a successful year of learning and growth within Claremore High School's SkillsUSA chapter. This meeting was also a Tech Connect event where attended by teachers and administrators from the four technology centers Stay tuned for the next story on Skills USA and how our Claremore High School Students are making a difference in the lives of others in the surrounding communities.