New this year!! The Senior Talent Show. This is an opportunity for all seniors to show off their special talent. For more information contact karisa.morgan@claremore.k12.ok.us or stop by her office.
Our physical science students had a blast (literally!) during a recent chemical changes experiment! By mixing the right chemicals, they created a reaction that produced gas—enough to inflate a balloon.
A representative from Independence Community College will be here during Encore on Feb. 26 in the Think Tank. Indy prides itself in being affordable and offers small class sizes. From associates degrees to technical certifications, they have a path for every student. Come visit the rep to learn more!
CHS is hosting a FAFSA day for students and families to come and complete their FAFSA during school hours. Completing the FAFSA means you'll unlock potential federal funds that can help pay for college OR tech! Also, don't forget it's now a graduation requirement in the state of Oklahoma.
If you'd like to schedule a time to come in, please email Mrs. Adcock at sadcock@claremore.k12.ok.us.
Our talented ZTV students had an amazing experience at RSU Communication Day, where they explored the world of media, journalism, and broadcasting! From engaging workshops to networking with industry professionals, they gained valuable insights and inspiration for their future in communications.
There will be a Claremore Cheer Tryout meeting for parents and athletes grade 7th-12th who wish to tryout for the 2025-2026 school year. The meeting will be April 14th at 6:30 pm in the CHS Makerspace/Front Office. Scan the QR code on the attached flyer for the application packet. Contact sara.eagleton@claremore.k12.ok.us for more information.
A rep from City Year is here on Feb. 26th during Encore in the Think Tank. If you are a senior and still aren't sure about your plan after graduation, City Year might be for you! They offer a paid internship supporting students and after a year, they will help you pay for college. Come to the Think Tank to learn more!
Claremore FFA members came together for an action-packed evening filled with fun, learning, and teamwork! The officer team transformed two rooms into interactive spaces where members explored SAEs and CDEs, gaining valuable insights into their future in FFA. While enjoying delicious ice cream and refreshing drinks, members also collaborated to set exciting goals for the chapter. To cap off the night, the entire chapter jumped into an epic game of dodgeball, bringing laughter, competition, and team spirit to the event!
There is a Talent Search workshop in the library during Encore on Feb. 26th. If you are part of the RSU or NSU Talent Search program, this workshop is for you!
The Talent Search program identifies and assists students who are first in their family to go to college and/or come from a low-income household and have the potential to succeed in higher education. The program provides academic, career, and financial counseling to its participants and encourages them to graduate from high school and continue on to and complete their postsecondary education. If you're interested in signing up, email Sarah Adcock at sadcock@claremore.k12.ok.us.
It looks like another "Slip, Slide, and Stay Inside Day" on Friday, February 21st. Due to the continued weather, dangerous roads, parking lots, and sidewalks, Claremore Public Schools will be closed again tomorrow. While we always strive to keep schools open, safety remains our top priority.
CPS after-school activities are canceled. The OSSAA state wrestling regional matches will proceed as scheduled on Friday. The 5A matches begin at 5 p.m. The OSSAA state swim meet has been rescheduled to the 24th and 25th. Check your Rooms for updates from your coaches and advisors.
This will be an official “snow day,” so your assignment includes being safe, staying warm, and making a memory! Make it “A Great Day To Be A Zebra.”
District leaders will continue to monitor the forecast and evaluate conditions, and decisions will be made on a day-by-day basis. Updates will be on all CPS platforms (Website, Mobile App, Facebook, & Email) and local TV stations. Download the app on Android or iPhone. Make sure your contact information is up to date on your parent portal.
Winter weather frequently asked questions: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/643291
What an incredible day in Graphic Design Studio class! Students had the exciting opportunity to create their own custom-designed T-shirts using DTF (Direct-to-Film) transfers. For the first time, they got hands-on experience with the brand-new heat press, bringing their creative visions to life. Adding to the excitement, a generous community member donated high-quality T-shirts, making the experience even more special. Mrs. Davis guided the class through the DTF process, teaching them the ins and outs of this professional printing technique. The energy in the room was contagious as students pressed their unique designs onto shirts, gaining both technical skills and a deeper appreciation for the world of graphic design!
❄️WINTER WINS ANOTHER ROUND!
❄️Claremore Public Schools will be closed again on Thursday, February 20th.
❄️After-school activities, athletics, and competitive events are canceled. Coaches and program directors will provide updates on specific activities through Rooms on your CPS mobile app.
❄️This will be an official “snow day,” so your assignment includes being safe, staying warm, and making a memory!
❄️District leaders will continue to monitor the forecast and evaluate conditions, making daily decisions. Updates will be posted on all CPS platforms (Website, Mobile App, Facebook, and email) and local TV stations. Download the app on Android or iPhone. Make sure your contact information is up to date on your parent portal.
❄️Winter weather frequently asked questions: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/643291
The 2024-2025 yearbook is now on sale! The yearbook price is currently $75 but will jump to $85 on February 28th! Get yours before the price goes up! You can pick up an order form in the front office or Ms. Warden's room 613, you may also order online.
Our CHS Concert and Jazz Band took school spirit to the next level at our recent basketball games! From jazzy tunes to the fight song, their music energized the crowd and created an unforgettable atmosphere. Every note they played added to the excitement, keeping fans on their feet and our teams motivated!
A huge shoutout to these talented musicians for making game night even more special!
It looks like the meteorologists were right on the mark this time. Claremore Public Schools will be closed again on Wednesday, February 19th, due to the continued winter weather. While we always strive to keep schools open, safety remains our top priority.
After-school activities, athletics, and competitive events are canceled. Coaches and program directors will provide updates on specific activities through Rooms on your CPS mobile app.
This will be an official “snow day,” so your assignment includes being safe, staying warm, and making a memory! Make it “A Great Day To Be A Zebra.”
District leaders will continue to monitor the forecast and evaluate conditions, and decisions will be made on a day-by-day basis. Updates will be on all CPS platforms (Website, Mobile App, Facebook, & Email) and local TV stations. Download the app on Android or iPhone. Make sure your contact information is up to date on your parent portal.
Winter weather frequently asked questions: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/643291
To conclude English 3's unit on The Crucible, Ms. Thorne organized an escape room that allowed students to engage with the key themes and plot points of the play in an interactive and collaborative way. Students worked in small groups to solve a series of puzzles and challenges, all related to characters, themes, and important quotes from the play. Each task required critical thinking, teamwork, and a deeper analysis of The Crucible. The final challenge involved unlocking a hidden "message" that tied back to the lessons learned from the text. The students were enthusiastic, and the activity sparked great discussions afterward.
Claremore Public Schools will be closed on Tuesday, February 18th, due to the winter weather advisory, dropping temperatures, and road conditions. While we always strive to keep schools open, safety remains our top priority.
After-school activities, athletics, and competitive events are canceled. Coaches and program directors will provide updates on specific activities through Rooms on your CPS mobile app.
This will be an official “snow day,” so your assignment includes being safe, staying warm, and making a memory! Make it “A Great Day To Be A Zebra.”
District leaders will continue to monitor the forecast and evaluate conditions, and decisions will be made on a day-by-day basis. Updates will be on all CPS platforms (Website, Mobile App, Facebook, & Email) and local TV stations. Download the app on Android or iPhone. Make sure your contact information is up to date on your parent portal.
Winter weather frequently asked questions: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/643291
ZTV took a behind-the-scenes tour of the UCO Communications Department, and it was an experience to remember! 🎬🎤 From state-of-the-art studios to hands-on learning opportunities, UCO is shaping the future of media and broadcasting. Huge thank you to the amazing faculty and students for the warm welcome!
Update your wardrobe with some new 🦓🦓 Zebra Apparel and support the CHS Zebra Slow Pitch 🥎🥎 team. The store will close on Sunday, February, 16th at 11:59 p.m. Check the link to order or Contact jeddy@claremore.k12.ok.us for more information.
https://midwestteamsports.chipply.com/ClaremoreSlowpitchSoftball/store.aspx?action=viewallk
Students actively participated in various multicultural activities designed to celebrate and explore diverse cultural backgrounds. Through these interactive experiences, they gained a deeper appreciation for different traditions, customs, and perspectives. Additionally, they had the opportunity to connect with representatives from various student organizations, learning about the clubs and groups available at TCC that support cultural awareness, academic interests, and personal development. Furthermore, they explored a range of programs and services offered by the college, such as academic support, career counseling, and student engagement initiatives, helping them navigate their educational journey and build a sense of community on campus.
