Attention 9th-11th grade students! Now is your time to sign up for Oklahoma's Promise! OK Promise covers tuition in the state of Oklahoma if qualified. If you have questions, please reach out to Sarah Adcock at sadcock@claremore.k12.ok.us
2 months ago, Claremore High School
The Slime Club welcomed sixty students who explored scientific principles while engaging in the calming process of slime making. The hands-on activity provided not only a creative outlet but also a way to relieve stress. Laughter and fellowship filled the room, fostering a sense of community among participants. The event was both educational and fun, leaving students excited for future sessions.
2 months ago, CHS Communications
The Slime Club welcomed sixty students who explored scientific principles while engaging in the calming process of slime making. The hands-on activity provided not only a creative outlet but also a way to relieve stress. Laughter and fellowship filled the room, fostering a sense of community among participants. The event was both educational and fun, leaving students excited for future sessions.
The Slime Club welcomed sixty students who explored scientific principles while engaging in the calming process of slime making. The hands-on activity provided not only a creative outlet but also a way to relieve stress. Laughter and fellowship filled the room, fostering a sense of community among participants. The event was both educational and fun, leaving students excited for future sessions.
The Slime Club welcomed sixty students who explored scientific principles while engaging in the calming process of slime making. The hands-on activity provided not only a creative outlet but also a way to relieve stress. Laughter and fellowship filled the room, fostering a sense of community among participants. The event was both educational and fun, leaving students excited for future sessions.
The Slime Club welcomed sixty students who explored scientific principles while engaging in the calming process of slime making. The hands-on activity provided not only a creative outlet but also a way to relieve stress. Laughter and fellowship filled the room, fostering a sense of community among participants. The event was both educational and fun, leaving students excited for future sessions.
The Slime Club welcomed sixty students who explored scientific principles while engaging in the calming process of slime making. The hands-on activity provided not only a creative outlet but also a way to relieve stress. Laughter and fellowship filled the room, fostering a sense of community among participants. The event was both educational and fun, leaving students excited for future sessions.
The Slime Club welcomed sixty students who explored scientific principles while engaging in the calming process of slime making. The hands-on activity provided not only a creative outlet but also a way to relieve stress. Laughter and fellowship filled the room, fostering a sense of community among participants. The event was both educational and fun, leaving students excited for future sessions.
The Slime Club welcomed sixty students who explored scientific principles while engaging in the calming process of slime making. The hands-on activity provided not only a creative outlet but also a way to relieve stress. Laughter and fellowship filled the room, fostering a sense of community among participants. The event was both educational and fun, leaving students excited for future sessions.
🚨 Attention Claremore Community! 🚨 Join us for a life-saving event at the OBI Blood Drive! 🩸 Your donation can make a huge difference – each donation saves up to 3 lives! 📅 Date: November 18th 🕐 Time: 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM 📍 Location: Lobby of the Claremore Performing Arts Center Who: Students 16 years and older. (Note: 16-year-olds will need guardian permission.) Help Claremore High School take another State Championship in community service! 💪❤️Together, we can make a powerful impact. Don't miss this chance to be a hero in our community! Spread the word and see you there!
2 months ago, CHS Communications
🚨 Attention Claremore Community! 🚨 Join us for a life-saving event at the OBI Blood Drive! 🩸 Your donation can make a huge difference – each donation saves up to 3 lives! 📅 Date: November 18th 🕐 Time: 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM 📍 Location: Lobby of the Claremore Performing Arts Center Who: Students 16 years and older. (Note: 16-year-olds will need guardian permission.) Help Claremore High School take another State Championship in community service! 💪❤️Together, we can make a powerful impact. Don't miss this chance to be a hero in our community! Spread the word and see you there!
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
2 months ago, CPS Communications
kids working in construction
Pouring Love into Education ❤️ This holiday season, add a little extra sweetness to your celebrations with Chick-fil-A sweet tea and lemonade. Chick-fil-A donates $2 to the Claremore Public School Foundation for every gallon you take home. Help us surpass last year's $3,000 donation for classroom and teacher grants district-wide. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
2 months ago, CPS Communications
tea & lemonaid
Claremore High School is thrilled to announce our 2024-2025 Teacher of the Year, Ms. Leah Johnson! Ms. Johnson, a dedicated digital video editing and ZTV teacher, consistently raises the bar for her students, pushing them to explore their creativity and produce exceptional work.Through her role as the ZTV teacher, she ensures that all Zebras, near and far, can experience our exciting sporting events, mesmerizing band and choir concerts, and so much more. Ms. Johnson's commitment to sharing our district’s story shines through in projects like the exceptional Teacher of the Year videos. Congratulations, Ms. Johnson! Your passion and dedication inspire us all!
2 months ago, Claremore High School
Teacher of the Year with Principal
Teacher of the Year with Family
Teacher of the Year with Admin Team
Ms. Gibson’s Intro to Ag students explored the process of ear notching in swine, a vital practice for identifying individual pigs and tracking their lineage. Understanding ear notching is essential in livestock management to ensure proper breeding records and health tracking. After a class discussion and instructional video, students applied their knowledge by practicing ear notching techniques on tortillas. The hands-on activity not only reinforced their learning but also wrapped up with a sweet treat, making the lesson both educational and fun!
2 months ago, CHS Communications
Ms. Gibson’s Intro to Ag students explored the process of ear notching in swine, a vital practice for identifying individual pigs and tracking their lineage. Understanding ear notching is essential in livestock management to ensure proper breeding records and health tracking. After a class discussion and instructional video, students applied their knowledge by practicing ear notching techniques on tortillas. The hands-on activity not only reinforced their learning but also wrapped up with a sweet treat, making the lesson both educational and fun!
Ms. Gibson’s Intro to Ag students explored the process of ear notching in swine, a vital practice for identifying individual pigs and tracking their lineage. Understanding ear notching is essential in livestock management to ensure proper breeding records and health tracking. After a class discussion and instructional video, students applied their knowledge by practicing ear notching techniques on tortillas. The hands-on activity not only reinforced their learning but also wrapped up with a sweet treat, making the lesson both educational and fun!
Ms. Gibson’s Intro to Ag students explored the process of ear notching in swine, a vital practice for identifying individual pigs and tracking their lineage. Understanding ear notching is essential in livestock management to ensure proper breeding records and health tracking. After a class discussion and instructional video, students applied their knowledge by practicing ear notching techniques on tortillas. The hands-on activity not only reinforced their learning but also wrapped up with a sweet treat, making the lesson both educational and fun!
Ms. Mercer's Art I class has been working hard on understanding Value (the lightness or darkness of a color) and light logic (proper placement of light and shadow). Students took a break from their big portrait projects with a day of spooky fun. While still practicing shading and drawing skills they were able to explore color and a new medium. While following along with Ms. Mercer., they learned how to break down the image of the skull and use white, black and a color of their choice to do a spooky composition!
2 months ago, CHS Communications
Ms. Mercer's Art I class has been working hard on understanding Value (the lightness or darkness of a color) and light logic (proper placement of light and shadow). Students took a break from their big portrait projects with a day of spooky fun. While still practicing shading and drawing skills they were able to explore color and a new medium. While following along with Ms. Mercer., they learned how to break down the image of the skull and use white, black and a color of their choice to do a spooky composition!
Ms. Mercer's Art I class has been working hard on understanding Value (the lightness or darkness of a color) and light logic (proper placement of light and shadow). Students took a break from their big portrait projects with a day of spooky fun. While still practicing shading and drawing skills they were able to explore color and a new medium. While following along with Ms. Mercer., they learned how to break down the image of the skull and use white, black and a color of their choice to do a spooky composition!
Ms. Mercer's Art I class has been working hard on understanding Value (the lightness or darkness of a color) and light logic (proper placement of light and shadow). Students took a break from their big portrait projects with a day of spooky fun. While still practicing shading and drawing skills they were able to explore color and a new medium. While following along with Ms. Mercer., they learned how to break down the image of the skull and use white, black and a color of their choice to do a spooky composition!
Ms. Mercer's Art I class has been working hard on understanding Value (the lightness or darkness of a color) and light logic (proper placement of light and shadow). Students took a break from their big portrait projects with a day of spooky fun. While still practicing shading and drawing skills they were able to explore color and a new medium. While following along with Ms. Mercer., they learned how to break down the image of the skull and use white, black and a color of their choice to do a spooky composition!
Mark you calendars for College Connection night on Nov. 4 from 6:00-7:30.
2 months ago, CHS Communications
Mark you calendars for College Connection night on Nov. 4 from 6:00-7:30.
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
2 months ago, CHS Communications
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
Students in Mr. Z's AP English Language and Composition worked on creating a "Portrait of a Speaker," which is a rhetorical analysis essay on a poster! Since rhetoric is the study of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), they were allowed to choose a medium of their choice to analyze and deconstruct, anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories. Afterwards, students participated in a Gallery Walk, critiquing their compatriots and admiring their handiwork!
Mrs. Gonzalez's Spanish II classes learned to play Canasta, which is a card game that was invented in the 1940s by two businessmen, one from Argentina and one from Uruguay. The game has teams of 2 trying to make sets, "canastas," of 7 cards. Students have to first learn the rules of play, make strategic plays with their partner, and calculate score each round. The winner is the first pair to 5,000 points.
2 months ago, CHS Communications
Mrs. Gonzalez's Spanish II classes learned to play Canasta, which is a card game that was invented in the 1940s by two businessmen, one from Argentina and one from Uruguay. The game has teams of 2 trying to make sets, "canastas," of 7 cards. Students have to first learn the rules of play, make strategic plays with their partner, and calculate score each round. The winner is the first pair to 5,000 points.
Mrs. Gonzalez's Spanish II classes learned to play Canasta, which is a card game that was invented in the 1940s by two businessmen, one from Argentina and one from Uruguay. The game has teams of 2 trying to make sets, "canastas," of 7 cards. Students have to first learn the rules of play, make strategic plays with their partner, and calculate score each round. The winner is the first pair to 5,000 points.
Mrs. Gonzalez's Spanish II classes learned to play Canasta, which is a card game that was invented in the 1940s by two businessmen, one from Argentina and one from Uruguay. The game has teams of 2 trying to make sets, "canastas," of 7 cards. Students have to first learn the rules of play, make strategic plays with their partner, and calculate score each round. The winner is the first pair to 5,000 points.
Mrs. Gonzalez's Spanish II classes learned to play Canasta, which is a card game that was invented in the 1940s by two businessmen, one from Argentina and one from Uruguay. The game has teams of 2 trying to make sets, "canastas," of 7 cards. Students have to first learn the rules of play, make strategic plays with their partner, and calculate score each round. The winner is the first pair to 5,000 points.
Phones are back up and working. Thank you for your patience.
2 months ago, CHS Communications
Phones are back up and working. Thank you for your patience.
Our phones are currently down. If you need assistance, or need to call in a student, please email chsattend@claremore.k12.ok.us. We will let you know when they are back up. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
2 months ago, CHS Communications
Our phones are currently down. If you need assistance, or need to call in a student, please email chsattend@claremore.k12.ok.us. We will let you know when they are back up. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Rogers State University was on the CHS campus for Automatic Admissions Day! Students were admitted on the spot, learned about important next steps, and received a t-shirt. Early admission puts our students in the running for the many automatic scholarships RSU has to offer incoming freshmen. November 4 & 5 RSU will be back on campus for Concurrent Enrollment and Advisement for Spring. To sign up for this day, please email Mrs. Adcock at sadcock@claremore.k12.ok.us
2 months ago, Claremore High School
Students on Automatic Admissions Day
The 37th Annual Rotary Chili Supper benefitting the Claremore Public Schools Foundation is Friday, November 1st from 5-7 pm (or until we sell out) at the football stadium. 7 tickets can be purchased at the gate and will include chili, Fritos, water, and a Chick-fil-A cookie! Thank you Rotary Club of Claremore all of the sponsors of this event. We appreciate your support! Go Zebras! #CPSF #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
2 months ago, CPS Communications
chilli
FFA officers are busy preparing for their Halloween party, set for October 29th at 6:00 PM in the Ag building. They are organizing fun activities and festive treats to ensure an exciting night for everyone.
2 months ago, CHS Communications
FFA officers are busy preparing for their Halloween party, set for October 29th at 6:00 PM in the Ag building. They are organizing fun activities and festive treats to ensure an exciting night for everyone.
FFA officers are busy preparing for their Halloween party, set for October 29th at 6:00 PM in the Ag building. They are organizing fun activities and festive treats to ensure an exciting night for everyone.
Red Ribbon 🎀 Week began in 1985. Red Ribbon 🎀 Week is a drug and violence prevention awareness campaign that takes place in the United States every October. The Red Ribbon 🎀 is a symbol for a number of causes including: Drug Prevention, Drunk Driving Prevention, Multiple Sclerosis and the fight against HIV/AIDS. In support of Red Ribbon 🎀 Week, CHS will be having dress up days October 28th-November 1st. Monday: 🥊🥊"Fight Cancer, Reject Drugs!" (🩷🩷Pink Out Day). Tuesday: "Team Up Against Drugs" 👬👬 (Twin Day). Wednesday: "To Cool 😎😎 for Drugs" (Adam Sandler Day). Thursday: 😱😱 "Scare Away the Drugs" (Costume Day). Friday: 🦓🦓 "Zebra United Against Drugs" (Spirit Day)
2 months ago, Claremore High School
ed Ribbon 🎀 Week began in 1985. Red Ribbon 🎀 Week is a drug and violence prevention awareness campaign that takes place in the United States every October. The Red Ribbon 🎀 is a symbol for a number of causes including: Drug Prevention, Drunk Driving Prevention, Multiple Sclerosis and the fight against HIV/AIDS. In support of Red Ribbon 🎀 Week, CHS will be having dress up days October 28th-November 1st. Monday: 🥊🥊"Fight Cancer, Reject Drugs!" (🩷🩷Pink Out Day). Tuesday: "Team Up Against Drugs" 👬👬 (Twin Day). Wednesday: "To Cool 😎😎 for Drugs" (Adam Sandler Day). Thursday: 😱😱 "Scare Away the Drugs" (Costume Day). Friday: 🦓🦓 "Zebra United Against Drugs" (Spirit Day)
There will be a TCC rep here Monday, 10/28 in the Think Tank. TCC is a great place to complete your first two years of college at a very affordable price. Check in with your assigned encore teacher before coming to the Think Tank. For more information contact Mrs. Adcock in the front office.
2 months ago, Claremore High School
There will be a TCC rep here Monday, 10/28 in the Think Tank. TCC is a great place to complete your first two years of college at a very affordable price. Check in with your assigned encore teacher before coming to the Think Tank. For more information contact Mrs. Adcock in the front office.
There will be a TCC rep here Monday, 10/28 in the Think Tank. TCC is a great place to complete your first two years of college at a very affordable price. Check in with your assigned encore teacher before coming to the Think Tank. For more information contact Mrs. Adcock in the front office.
100 of CHS's Juniors and Seniors were given the opportunity to attend OSU Up Close, a event to find out what the OSU experience is all about. Students meet with academic advisors, professors, and current OSU students to learn about academic opportunities and services available on the OSU Stillwater campus. They attended sessions based on their potential college major, the process of applying to OSU, financial aid, campus life, and more.
2 months ago, CHS Communications
100 of CHS's Juniors and Seniors were given the opportunity to attend OSU Up Close, a event to find out what the OSU experience is all about. Students meet with academic advisors, professors, and current OSU students to learn about academic opportunities and services available on the OSU Stillwater campus. They attended sessions based on their potential college major, the process of applying to OSU, financial aid, campus life, and more.
100 of CHS's Juniors and Seniors were given the opportunity to attend OSU Up Close, a event to find out what the OSU experience is all about. Students meet with academic advisors, professors, and current OSU students to learn about academic opportunities and services available on the OSU Stillwater campus. They attended sessions based on their potential college major, the process of applying to OSU, financial aid, campus life, and more.
100 of CHS's Juniors and Seniors were given the opportunity to attend OSU Up Close, a event to find out what the OSU experience is all about. Students meet with academic advisors, professors, and current OSU students to learn about academic opportunities and services available on the OSU Stillwater campus. They attended sessions based on their potential college major, the process of applying to OSU, financial aid, campus life, and more.
100 of CHS's Juniors and Seniors were given the opportunity to attend OSU Up Close, a event to find out what the OSU experience is all about. Students meet with academic advisors, professors, and current OSU students to learn about academic opportunities and services available on the OSU Stillwater campus. They attended sessions based on their potential college major, the process of applying to OSU, financial aid, campus life, and more.
100 of CHS's Juniors and Seniors were given the opportunity to attend OSU Up Close, a event to find out what the OSU experience is all about. Students meet with academic advisors, professors, and current OSU students to learn about academic opportunities and services available on the OSU Stillwater campus. They attended sessions based on their potential college major, the process of applying to OSU, financial aid, campus life, and more.
There is an OU admissions counselor in the Think Tank tomorrow, 10/25, during encore. If you're interested in becoming a Sooner and learn more about the university, come to the Think Tank! For more information contact Mrs. Adcock in the front office.
2 months ago, Claremore High School
There is an OU admissions counselor in the Think Tank tomorrow, 10/25, during encore. If you're interested in becoming a Sooner and learn more about the university, come to the Think Tank! For more information contact Mrs. Adcock in the front office.
There is an OU admissions counselor in the Think Tank tomorrow, 10/25, during encore. If you're interested in becoming a Sooner and learn more about the university, come to the Think Tank! For more information contact Mrs. Adcock in the front office.