In Animal Science, students got the chance to learn about the various methods used to administer injections to livestock and practice these skills. They gained valuable insights into how these techniques are essential for effective livestock management and overall animal health care. It was a hands-on learning opportunity that gave students a deeper understanding of the practical aspects of animal care.
In addition, the class had fun designing and crafting their own unique brands out of clay. These custom-made brands will be used in a future project once they have dried, allowing the students to get creative while also exploring another important aspect of livestock management.
With 15 school days until Winter Break, Santa and CPS staff want to welcome you back from Thanksgiving break and remind you it's essential to FINISH STRONG. That is 105 hours of instructional time and 6,300 minutes of learning. ATTENDANCE MATTERS!
See you back in class tomorrow morning.
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS - In partnership with Claremore Economic Development, the Rogers County Chapter of the Tulsa Home Builders is excited to invite our high school students to Build My Future, an interactive construction careers exposure event at Claremore Expo on Tuesday, December 3, 2024.
Build My Future is designed to provide high school students with hands-on experiences and insights into the wide range of careers available in the construction industry. Through live demonstrations, equipment simulators, and expert presentations, students will explore career pathways that may shape their futures in the skilled trades.
Details: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/1810026
Our Graphic Design class had a blast bringing their creativity to life by creating caricatures of our amazing teachers! Students used their artistic skills to exaggerate unique features and personality traits, turning their teachers into fun, larger-than-life illustrations. It was a fantastic exercise in both creativity and technique, and the results were hilarious!
CHS is thankful for these outstanding November Students of the Month. These students were nominated and selected by the faculty of CHS for exemplifying what it means to be a Zebra. Congratulations to:
Freshmen: Ella Hardage and Preston Hollis
Sophomores: Allivia Atchley and Jaxon Heath (not pictured)
Juniors: Chloe Grubbs and Gavin Bittle
Seniors: Lynie Bailey and Josh Feliciano
We would also like to give a shout-out to our Staff Member of the Month, Mr. Williams, and our Teacher of the Month, Col. Rahe! Thank you for investing in the lives of our students.
CHS wants to congratulate the following students for making the All-District Jazz Band!
Logan Henson- 1st Chair Tenor Saxophone
Landon Monkress- 1st Chair Baritone Saxophone
Kanyon Dearden- 1st Alternate Alto Saxophone
Bella R.- 1st Alternate Baritone Saxophone
Micah Leipzig- 1st Alternate Trumpet
Brycee Rhoades- 1st Alternate Bass
In the Introduction to Plant, Food, and Fiber class, students had the exciting opportunity to experience the science behind common dairy products by making ice cream and butter. Through this hands-on activity, they learned how a simple mixture of milk, sugar, and vanilla can transform into ice cream with a little shaking in a bag of ice. In addition, many students were amazed to discover how heavy cream could be turned into butter by shaking it in a mason jar. This activity not only demonstrated the fascinating processes behind dairy products but also provided a sweet and rewarding conclusion to the consumer products portion of the dairy unit.
Teachers deserve to have fun too, right? Last week, the faculty at Claremore High School took part in a series of secret "staff-only" dress-up days, all in good fun to see if the students would catch on. From cozy flannel shirts to vibrant tropical prints, the staff embraced the playful challenge, creating a lighthearted atmosphere that added an extra layer of excitement to the school week. The surprise theme days not only sparked laughter and curiosity among students, but they also brought the faculty closer together, fostering a sense of camaraderie. It was a week of fun, connection, and school spirit!
Happy Friday!
Here is the link to this week's ZTV News. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtBz2fLyXgw
Give it a watch for information about the upcoming basketball season, including Meet the Zebras on December 2nd, an update with our talented Jazz Choir, and the Robotics trip that recently returned from Arizona with some new champions!
Not driving to the football game on Friday, but still want to watch the Zebras take on Carl Albert in the second round of the 5A state playoffs? ZTV has got you covered. https://www.youtube.com/live/YG5HyNjjRUs
GO ZEBRAS!
Ms. Golbek's Environmental Science class is diving deep into a hands-on lesson that explores the interconnectedness of plants, water distribution, and seasonal changes. As part of the lesson, students took to the school grounds to collect fallen leaves, repurposing them for a creative and educational project. After gathering the leaves, students worked together to identify the different types and species, recalling key lessons about the structure and function of leaves. To give their findings a lasting impact, the students then applied their knowledge in an inventive way by transferring leaf impressions onto different pieces of clothing, turning nature into wearable art. This unique project not only reinforced their understanding of plant biology and ecology but also encouraged students to think about the real-world connections between environmental science and everyday life while also promoting sustainability.
Sip, Share, and Support! 🍋 This November, enjoy the refreshing taste of Chick-fil-A sweet tea and lemonade at your gatherings while contributing to 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 $3,000 donation for class and teacher grants district-wide. Cheers to #CPSZEBRAPRIDE!
Claremore FFA kicked off the holiday season with their Annual Chapter Thanksgiving Dinner. The event brought together students, families, and staff for a heartwarming evening filled with delicious food and great company. It was an opportunity for the entire Claremore FFA community to come together, share a meal, and enjoy each other’s company in a spirit of gratitude and camaraderie. From turkey and mashed potatoes to pumpkin pie, the feast was a true highlight, showcasing not only the chapter’s culinary skills but also the strong friendships that unite them.
There is a place for everyone at Claremore Public Schools and getting involved in all of it was on her mind since she was a little girl!
ICYMI - this morning on FOX23 News, FOX23 Michelle Linn features our very own Abigail Tietz in her "On Her Mind" series. https://www.fox23.com/news/on-her-mind-claremores-kicker-shares-what-its-like-to-be-the-only-girl-on/article_bc8e1642-a73c-11ef-8907-5761255cd850.html
Our junior students recently had the opportunity to visit Northeastern State University, where they were able to explore the diverse academic opportunities the university offers. During the visit, they toured the campus, including academic facilities and the university’s dormitories. One of the most memorable moments of the trip was when students were able to touch the famous Sequoyah statue, a beloved campus tradition. Legend has it that touching the statue brings good luck, and a few of our student athletes eagerly embraced this opportunity, hoping to carry a little extra good fortune with them as the continue in the football playoffs. This visit was an eye-opening experience for our students as they begin to think about their academic paths and the possibilities that await them at the collegiate level.
Last week, many of our students proudly participated in the Claremore Veterans' Day Parade, taking part in a meaningful tribute to honor the brave individuals who served in our armed forces. In addition, the Claremore NJROTC played an integral role in the community's Veterans' Day observances, providing a colorguard for assemblies and assisting in a flag retirement ceremony.
🦃 Just a reminder that CPS will be closed next week, November 25-29, 2024, for Thanksgiving Break 🦃
"We must find time to stop and thank the people who make a difference in our lives." - John F. Kennedy.
💖 CPS is thankful for the opportunity to serve you, your family, and our community.
We look forward to seeing students again on Monday, December 2, 2024.
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Juniors and Seniors here is your friendly reminder that College Connection Night is happening tonight, November 18th. We can't wait to see you from 6-7:30pm to get some great info about college, scholarships, and more. See you there!
A couple weeks ago, our seniors hit another major milestone on their path to graduation with CPR training. While the rest of the school was focused on Pre-ACT/ACT testing, our seniors spent the day diving into essential topics like college planning, FAFSA preparation, and more. After such an important morning of learning, they were given the chance to unwind and make lasting memories with a variety of fun activities, including karaoke, coloring, and even a staff vs. student 3-on-3 basketball game. A big thank you to the Army National Guard for providing the CPR training to our seniors and helping make the day both meaningful and memorable!
Happy Friday!
Here is the link to this week's ZTV News! Total Run Time: 8:25
Give it a watch for information about the upcoming Winter Ball, NJROTC Blood Drive, info about the upcoming College Connection night for juniors and seniors, as well as a look at this week's opponent for football playoffs vs. McAlester.
Not driving to the football game tonight, but still want to watch the Zebras take on McAlester? ZTV has got you covered.
Have a great weekend and GO ZEBRAS!
One of CHS’s most cherished traditions is when football players invite staff members to wear their jerseys for the day. This heartfelt gesture is a way for the players to honor those who have made a lasting impact on their lives. For our staff members, being asked to represent a student in this way is not only a tremendous honor but also a meaningful reminder of the special bonds we build. It’s a tradition that celebrates both the student-athletes and the educators who play a crucial role in shaping their lives.
