🏃♂️🦓 STATE TRACK RESULTS 🦓🏃♀️
Another huge showing for Zebra Track & Field at the State Meet. 🔥
🏆 Carter Gibson is your STATE CHAMPION in the 1600m run.
🏆 The Boys 4x400 Relay are STATE CHAMPIONS
Mason Fraley | Graham Williams | Furious Poole | Brandon Shaw
🥈 Addison Doyle placed 2nd in the 200m dash while setting a NEW SCHOOL RECORD with a time of 23.94.
🥉 Carter Gibson also placed 3rd in both the 3200m and 800m.
🥉 Landon King placed 3rd in discus and 5th in shot put.
🏃♀️ The Girls 4x100 Relay placed 4th
Ava Jestes | Maddison Reavis | Bella Hoisington | Addison Doyle
📍 Lakyn Fuller placed 7th in pole vault.
🏃♀️ The Girls 4x400 Relay placed 6th
Lyric Hansen | Bella Hoisington | Addison Doyle | Addison Reavis
🥈 Mason Fraley placed 2nd in the 400m dash.
🏃♂️ The Boys 4x200 Relay placed 8th
Mason Fraley | Graham Williams | Furious Poole | Brandon Shaw
🏆 The Zebra Boys team finished 3rd overall in the State Meet standings.
Proud of the way these athletes competed and represented Claremore on the biggest stage. 🦓🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraTrack
Another huge showing for Zebra Track & Field at the State Meet. 🔥
🏆 Carter Gibson is your STATE CHAMPION in the 1600m run.
🏆 The Boys 4x400 Relay are STATE CHAMPIONS
Mason Fraley | Graham Williams | Furious Poole | Brandon Shaw
🥈 Addison Doyle placed 2nd in the 200m dash while setting a NEW SCHOOL RECORD with a time of 23.94.
🥉 Carter Gibson also placed 3rd in both the 3200m and 800m.
🥉 Landon King placed 3rd in discus and 5th in shot put.
🏃♀️ The Girls 4x100 Relay placed 4th
Ava Jestes | Maddison Reavis | Bella Hoisington | Addison Doyle
📍 Lakyn Fuller placed 7th in pole vault.
🏃♀️ The Girls 4x400 Relay placed 6th
Lyric Hansen | Bella Hoisington | Addison Doyle | Addison Reavis
🥈 Mason Fraley placed 2nd in the 400m dash.
🏃♂️ The Boys 4x200 Relay placed 8th
Mason Fraley | Graham Williams | Furious Poole | Brandon Shaw
🏆 The Zebra Boys team finished 3rd overall in the State Meet standings.
Proud of the way these athletes competed and represented Claremore on the biggest stage. 🦓🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraTrack
Our Choir really POPPED OFF at the Spring Pop Concert! ✨🎤
From powerful vocals to high-energy performances, our students absolutely lit up the stage and showcased the incredible talent, passion, and hard work that make Zebra Fine Arts so special. We are beyond proud of every performer who helped make the night unforgettable.
A huge THANK YOU to our families, friends, and community members who came out to support our Zebras. Your encouragement and support mean the world to our students and help make nights like this so special.
What an amazing night celebrating music, talent, and Zebra pride! 🦓🎶
From powerful vocals to high-energy performances, our students absolutely lit up the stage and showcased the incredible talent, passion, and hard work that make Zebra Fine Arts so special. We are beyond proud of every performer who helped make the night unforgettable.
A huge THANK YOU to our families, friends, and community members who came out to support our Zebras. Your encouragement and support mean the world to our students and help make nights like this so special.
What an amazing night celebrating music, talent, and Zebra pride! 🦓🎶
Bryan Frazier Named OASA District 6 Superintendent of the Year
The Why Behind the Work: Bryan Frazier Named District 6 Superintendent of the Year
For Bryan Frazier, leadership has never been about titles, recognition, or standing behind a podium. It has always been about people.
It is about the student who needs someone to believe in them before they believe in themselves. It is about the teacher who stays late to help a struggling learner. It is about building a school system rooted in trust, relationships, and purpose. And it is about ensuring every decision ultimately points back to what is best for students.
That philosophy is one reason Frazier has been named the 2026 Oklahoma Association of School Administrators (OASA) District 6 Superintendent of the Year, an honor recognizing exceptional leadership, service to public education, and contributions to educational advancement across Oklahoma.
Now in his ninth year leading, Frazier has guided the district through some of the most challenging and defining moments in modern education. From navigating a statewide teacher walkout and leading through the COVID-19 pandemic to overseeing curriculum reform, and the district’s largest bond preparation effort, his leadership has consistently focused on maintaining stability while continuing to move the district forward.
But those who know Frazier best say the story is bigger than the challenges he has managed. It is about the culture he has helped create.
Under his leadership, CPS established five district core values: Grit, Community, Excellence, Purpose, and Innovation. Those values are not simply branding statements placed on banners or websites. They shape district decision-making, program development, staff expectations, and student support systems across every school site.
The district’s current annual theme, “Win the Day,” reflects a philosophy that meaningful change is not built through one major moment, but through consistent, intentional effort every single day.
“Public schools are one of the most important institutions in our communities, and this recognition reflects the work of an entire district, not just one individual,” Frazier said. “I am incredibly grateful for our students, staff, families, Board of Education, and community partners who continue to believe in the mission of public education and the work we do together every day.”
Click here to read more - https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/2896630
The Why Behind the Work: Bryan Frazier Named District 6 Superintendent of the Year
For Bryan Frazier, leadership has never been about titles, recognition, or standing behind a podium. It has always been about people.
It is about the student who needs someone to believe in them before they believe in themselves. It is about the teacher who stays late to help a struggling learner. It is about building a school system rooted in trust, relationships, and purpose. And it is about ensuring every decision ultimately points back to what is best for students.
That philosophy is one reason Frazier has been named the 2026 Oklahoma Association of School Administrators (OASA) District 6 Superintendent of the Year, an honor recognizing exceptional leadership, service to public education, and contributions to educational advancement across Oklahoma.
Now in his ninth year leading, Frazier has guided the district through some of the most challenging and defining moments in modern education. From navigating a statewide teacher walkout and leading through the COVID-19 pandemic to overseeing curriculum reform, and the district’s largest bond preparation effort, his leadership has consistently focused on maintaining stability while continuing to move the district forward.
But those who know Frazier best say the story is bigger than the challenges he has managed. It is about the culture he has helped create.
Under his leadership, CPS established five district core values: Grit, Community, Excellence, Purpose, and Innovation. Those values are not simply branding statements placed on banners or websites. They shape district decision-making, program development, staff expectations, and student support systems across every school site.
The district’s current annual theme, “Win the Day,” reflects a philosophy that meaningful change is not built through one major moment, but through consistent, intentional effort every single day.
“Public schools are one of the most important institutions in our communities, and this recognition reflects the work of an entire district, not just one individual,” Frazier said. “I am incredibly grateful for our students, staff, families, Board of Education, and community partners who continue to believe in the mission of public education and the work we do together every day.”
Click here to read more - https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/2896630
🧬💻 Learning in action at Claremore Public Schools!
Sophia took the 3D graphic design skills she learned in Ms. Dooley’s STEM class and applied them in Mrs. Phillippi’s science class to create an incredible plant cell project using TinkerCAD. 🌱✨
Her detailed design included each individual organelle along with a labeled key, showcasing both creativity and a strong understanding of science concepts.
We love seeing students make connections across classrooms and use their skills in new and meaningful ways. Great work, Sophia! 🦓👏
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Sophia took the 3D graphic design skills she learned in Ms. Dooley’s STEM class and applied them in Mrs. Phillippi’s science class to create an incredible plant cell project using TinkerCAD. 🌱✨
Her detailed design included each individual organelle along with a labeled key, showcasing both creativity and a strong understanding of science concepts.
We love seeing students make connections across classrooms and use their skills in new and meaningful ways. Great work, Sophia! 🦓👏
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
🎓🦓 Your Class of 2026 Zebra Valedictorians & Salutatorians! 🦓🎓
Achieving this honor represents exceptional academic performance, dedication, and perseverance. These sixteen students have demonstrated excellence throughout their high school careers by meeting rigorous academic criteria, including advanced coursework, outstanding GPA requirements, and benchmark ACT or SAT scores.
To earn this distinction, students completed graduation requirements, with all coursework at or above grade level, maintained a 4.0 or higher weighted GPA, completed at least 8 weighted credits, including 4 AP courses across 3 curriculum areas, and met demanding testing benchmarks.
We are incredibly proud of these students and all they have accomplished during their time at Claremore High School. Congratulations to the Class of 2026, and we look forward to celebrating with you at commencement tonight at 7:30 PM! ❤️🎓
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
🦓❤️🎓 COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION — 1 Day Brought to you by the Douthitts!
Mr. Alan Douthitt, a Social Studies teacher and coach at CHS, and Mrs. Betsy Douthitt, a Kindergarten teacher at Catalayah Elementary, have combined 48 years of service to CPS. Throughout their careers, they have had the unique privilege of watching their daughter, Abbie, grow from a young learner into a confident and accomplished Zebra.
A Zebra since Pre-K at Catalayah Elementary, during her time at CPS, she has been actively involved in AP and Pre-AP programs, Dance, FUZE, National Honor Society, and the Career Development Program.
Abbie shares, “I will always remember the amazing friendships I made at CPS. From my elementary school best friend to my dance team girls, friendship has been the best part of my experience. Getting to share moments like Lip Dub, Powderpuff, and football games with people who mean so much to me made those memories even more special.”
One of Abbie’s favorite CPS memories with her parents is Homecoming. “My dad drove the dance team bus during Homecoming tours, so I got to spend the entire day with him. Our first stop was Catalayah, where my mom worked. I loved being able to share such a fun day with both of them.”
Alan reflects proudly, saying, “Abbie’s world is dance, so when she was able to join the CHS Dance Team, she was unbelievably excited.” He adds, “It’s amazing when you realize how few students can say they had both of their parents as teachers. Betsy and I have loved every moment of it and wouldn’t change a thing.”
Betsy cherishes her own special memories, sharing, “I loved having Abbie in my Kindergarten class. Watching the magic of that year, seeing her make friends, learn to read, and tie her shoes was incredibly special.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Alan shared, “Mr. Z and Jill Andrews helped Abbie with her writing and strengthened her love for English.” Betsy added, “Her coaches in Dance, Cross Country, and Track taught her perseverance, resilience, and the value of hard work.”
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Abbie as a proud Zebra!
Mr. Alan Douthitt, a Social Studies teacher and coach at CHS, and Mrs. Betsy Douthitt, a Kindergarten teacher at Catalayah Elementary, have combined 48 years of service to CPS. Throughout their careers, they have had the unique privilege of watching their daughter, Abbie, grow from a young learner into a confident and accomplished Zebra.
A Zebra since Pre-K at Catalayah Elementary, during her time at CPS, she has been actively involved in AP and Pre-AP programs, Dance, FUZE, National Honor Society, and the Career Development Program.
Abbie shares, “I will always remember the amazing friendships I made at CPS. From my elementary school best friend to my dance team girls, friendship has been the best part of my experience. Getting to share moments like Lip Dub, Powderpuff, and football games with people who mean so much to me made those memories even more special.”
One of Abbie’s favorite CPS memories with her parents is Homecoming. “My dad drove the dance team bus during Homecoming tours, so I got to spend the entire day with him. Our first stop was Catalayah, where my mom worked. I loved being able to share such a fun day with both of them.”
Alan reflects proudly, saying, “Abbie’s world is dance, so when she was able to join the CHS Dance Team, she was unbelievably excited.” He adds, “It’s amazing when you realize how few students can say they had both of their parents as teachers. Betsy and I have loved every moment of it and wouldn’t change a thing.”
Betsy cherishes her own special memories, sharing, “I loved having Abbie in my Kindergarten class. Watching the magic of that year, seeing her make friends, learn to read, and tie her shoes was incredibly special.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Alan shared, “Mr. Z and Jill Andrews helped Abbie with her writing and strengthened her love for English.” Betsy added, “Her coaches in Dance, Cross Country, and Track taught her perseverance, resilience, and the value of hard work.”
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Abbie as a proud Zebra!
PSA -Please be advised that there will be a fireworks display immediately following the Claremore High School graduation ceremony on May 17th, 2026. Graduation will begin at 7:30 PM and should conclude between 9:00 PM and 9:30 PM.
🦓❤️🎓 COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION — 2 Days Brought to you by the Ropers!
Mr. Lynn Roper, a Geometry teacher and basketball coach at Claremore High School, has been at CPS for 2 years, with the opportunity to coach and support his daughters, Asia and Autumn, during their time as Zebras.
Asia has been actively involved in AP and Pre-AP programs, Art Club, Concurrent classes, National Honor Society, SAGA, Student Council, World Language Club, Young Dems, Interact Club, Basketball, Soccer, the Career Development Program, and serves as a district communications intern. Autumn has been involved in Basketball, Soccer, Interact Club, and Young Dems.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Asia shares, “I will remember the incredible people I met during my time at Claremore. The communications department became family to me and gave me not only knowledge, but relationships and support that meant so much.”
Autumn adds, “What I’ll remember most is my dad being my high school coach for my last two years.”
One of the most meaningful parts of their CPS experience has been sharing it with their dad. Asia reflects, “Getting to spend my senior year being coached by my dad is something I’ll always be grateful for because not everyone gets that opportunity. Sharing something I love with him made my Claremore experience unforgettable.” Autumn echoes that sentiment simply, saying, “My dad being my coach is my favorite school memory.”
Lynn reflects on their time at CPS, saying, “Asia and Autumn have truly been embraced by the Claremore community and will always remember their years here with great appreciation.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Lynn shared, “Asia learned so much through her internship with the communications department from the entire crew, including Jamie Brace, Chloe Zickefoose, and Zong Moua.”
From meaningful friendships to unforgettable moments on the court and in the classroom, Asia and Autumn’s journeys reflect the sense of community and opportunity that define Claremore Public Schools.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Asia and Autumn as proud Zebras!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mr. Lynn Roper, a Geometry teacher and basketball coach at Claremore High School, has been at CPS for 2 years, with the opportunity to coach and support his daughters, Asia and Autumn, during their time as Zebras.
Asia has been actively involved in AP and Pre-AP programs, Art Club, Concurrent classes, National Honor Society, SAGA, Student Council, World Language Club, Young Dems, Interact Club, Basketball, Soccer, the Career Development Program, and serves as a district communications intern. Autumn has been involved in Basketball, Soccer, Interact Club, and Young Dems.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Asia shares, “I will remember the incredible people I met during my time at Claremore. The communications department became family to me and gave me not only knowledge, but relationships and support that meant so much.”
Autumn adds, “What I’ll remember most is my dad being my high school coach for my last two years.”
One of the most meaningful parts of their CPS experience has been sharing it with their dad. Asia reflects, “Getting to spend my senior year being coached by my dad is something I’ll always be grateful for because not everyone gets that opportunity. Sharing something I love with him made my Claremore experience unforgettable.” Autumn echoes that sentiment simply, saying, “My dad being my coach is my favorite school memory.”
Lynn reflects on their time at CPS, saying, “Asia and Autumn have truly been embraced by the Claremore community and will always remember their years here with great appreciation.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Lynn shared, “Asia learned so much through her internship with the communications department from the entire crew, including Jamie Brace, Chloe Zickefoose, and Zong Moua.”
From meaningful friendships to unforgettable moments on the court and in the classroom, Asia and Autumn’s journeys reflect the sense of community and opportunity that define Claremore Public Schools.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Asia and Autumn as proud Zebras!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Zebra Friday 🦓🎓 #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
🏈 SIGNING DAY 🦓
Congratulations to Blake McCuan on signing his Letter of Intent to continue his football and academic career with the Oklahoma Baptist University Bison!
The Class of 2026 LB/FB has earned this opportunity through toughness, hard work, and dedication to the game. We can’t wait to see him compete at the next level.
Congratulations, Blake!
#CPSZebraPride | #NextLevel | #ZebraFootball 🏈🦓
Congratulations to Blake McCuan on signing his Letter of Intent to continue his football and academic career with the Oklahoma Baptist University Bison!
The Class of 2026 LB/FB has earned this opportunity through toughness, hard work, and dedication to the game. We can’t wait to see him compete at the next level.
Congratulations, Blake!
#CPSZebraPride | #NextLevel | #ZebraFootball 🏈🦓
🏃♂️🦓 STATE SEND-OFF 🦓🏃♀️
Here are your 2026 Zebra Track & Field State Qualifiers! 🔥
This group isn’t just headed to State, they’re rewriting the record books along the way.
💥 New School Records:
⚡ Boys 4x200 Relay — 1:29.14
(previous: 1:29.27)
⚡ Boys 4x400 Relay — 3:20.99
(previous: 3:22.95 set in 2014)
⚡ Girls 4x400 Relay — 4:05.31
(previous: 4:05.67 set in 1997)
⚡ Addison Doyle — 200m Dash — 24.51
(previous: 25.27 set by Jami Pate in 2004)
Our Zebras are headed to State today and ready to compete tomorrow against the best in Oklahoma. Proud is an understatement. Now it’s time to go finish the job. 🦓🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraTrack 🏃♀️🏃♂️
Here are your 2026 Zebra Track & Field State Qualifiers! 🔥
This group isn’t just headed to State, they’re rewriting the record books along the way.
💥 New School Records:
⚡ Boys 4x200 Relay — 1:29.14
(previous: 1:29.27)
⚡ Boys 4x400 Relay — 3:20.99
(previous: 3:22.95 set in 2014)
⚡ Girls 4x400 Relay — 4:05.31
(previous: 4:05.67 set in 1997)
⚡ Addison Doyle — 200m Dash — 24.51
(previous: 25.27 set by Jami Pate in 2004)
Our Zebras are headed to State today and ready to compete tomorrow against the best in Oklahoma. Proud is an understatement. Now it’s time to go finish the job. 🦓🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraTrack 🏃♀️🏃♂️
🦓❤️🎓 COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION — 3 Days Brought to you by the Pettus'!
Mr. Ryan Pettus, a teacher at Claremore High School, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for two years and has had the special opportunity to watch his daughter, Ava Pettus, continue her journey as a Zebra.
A Zebra since 2nd grade at Westside Elementary, Ava has attended Westside, Will Rogers Junior High, and Claremore High School. During her time at CPS, she has been involved in Art Club, Native American Student Association, Young Dems, the Career Development Program, and Golf.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Ava shares, “What I’ll remember most is my Gifted and Talented teacher, Mrs. Bonham. She was the light in the dark. She never had a frown on her face and wanted the best for everyone. She showed me how learning could be fun and engaging. It was truly a blessing to be one of her students. We miss you, Mrs. Bonham.”
One of Ava’s favorite memories with her dad came during a school assembly. “My dad was chosen to lip sync in front of the entire school. At first, I gave him a hard time about it, but when I realized how nervous he actually was, I gathered as many students as I could and we all danced around him while he performed to a Ten Years song. It ended up being a lot of fun.”
Ryan reflects on one of his favorite memories with Ava, saying, “Ava is my mini me through and through. One of my favorite memories was when we went to see our favorite rock band together and got to stand right next to the lead singer. It’s a moment I’ll never forget.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Ryan shared simply, “Mr. Z.”
From meaningful classroom experiences to unforgettable memories with family and friends, Ava’s journey reflects the relationships and opportunities that make Claremore Public Schools special.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Ava as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mr. Ryan Pettus, a teacher at Claremore High School, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for two years and has had the special opportunity to watch his daughter, Ava Pettus, continue her journey as a Zebra.
A Zebra since 2nd grade at Westside Elementary, Ava has attended Westside, Will Rogers Junior High, and Claremore High School. During her time at CPS, she has been involved in Art Club, Native American Student Association, Young Dems, the Career Development Program, and Golf.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Ava shares, “What I’ll remember most is my Gifted and Talented teacher, Mrs. Bonham. She was the light in the dark. She never had a frown on her face and wanted the best for everyone. She showed me how learning could be fun and engaging. It was truly a blessing to be one of her students. We miss you, Mrs. Bonham.”
One of Ava’s favorite memories with her dad came during a school assembly. “My dad was chosen to lip sync in front of the entire school. At first, I gave him a hard time about it, but when I realized how nervous he actually was, I gathered as many students as I could and we all danced around him while he performed to a Ten Years song. It ended up being a lot of fun.”
Ryan reflects on one of his favorite memories with Ava, saying, “Ava is my mini me through and through. One of my favorite memories was when we went to see our favorite rock band together and got to stand right next to the lead singer. It’s a moment I’ll never forget.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Ryan shared simply, “Mr. Z.”
From meaningful classroom experiences to unforgettable memories with family and friends, Ava’s journey reflects the relationships and opportunities that make Claremore Public Schools special.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Ava as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
IT’S SPRING CONCERT NIGHT! 🎶
Our CHS and WRJH Concert Bands are ready to take the stage for their Spring Concert! These students have worked hard throughout the year, and we can’t wait for our community to hear the incredible music they’ve prepared.
Event Info:
📍 @ Robson Performing Arts Center
📅 Thursday, May 14
⏰ Starts at 7:00 PM
🎟 Admission – Free
Come out, support our musicians, and celebrate another amazing year of music and #CPSZebraPride! 🖤🤍🎶
Our CHS and WRJH Concert Bands are ready to take the stage for their Spring Concert! These students have worked hard throughout the year, and we can’t wait for our community to hear the incredible music they’ve prepared.
Event Info:
📍 @ Robson Performing Arts Center
📅 Thursday, May 14
⏰ Starts at 7:00 PM
🎟 Admission – Free
Come out, support our musicians, and celebrate another amazing year of music and #CPSZebraPride! 🖤🤍🎶
🎬✨ And that’s a wrap on the lip dub! ✨🎬
What an unforgettable experience, bringing our schools, students, and staff together for an event full of energy, creativity, and Zebra pride. From the planning to the final take, we can’t wait for you to see the finished product! Way to go, Zebras & ZTV Crew! 🦓🎤
#CPSZebraPride
What an unforgettable experience, bringing our schools, students, and staff together for an event full of energy, creativity, and Zebra pride. From the planning to the final take, we can’t wait for you to see the finished product! Way to go, Zebras & ZTV Crew! 🦓🎤
#CPSZebraPride
🦓❤️🎓 COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION — 4 Days Brought to you by the Boyers!
Mr. Matt Boyer, Agriculture Education Instructor and FFA Advisor, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for 21 years and has had the unique opportunity to watch his daughter, McKenzie Boyer, grow throughout her journey as a Zebra. McKenzie also carries on a strong family tradition, with her mother, Erica Boyer, a proud Claremore High School alumna from the Class of 1999.
A Zebra since kindergarten at Roosa Elementary, McKenzie has attended Roosa, Will Rogers Junior High, and Claremore High School. During her time at CPS, she has been actively involved in FFA, Native American Student Association, National Honor Society, TSA, and the Career Development Program.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, McKenzie shares, “What I’ll remember most is all of the friends that I have made during my time at Claremore.”
One of McKenzie’s favorite memories with her dad comes from the many experiences they’ve shared through FFA. “I remember all the times we traveled together on FFA trips and all the places we’ve been, like Indianapolis and many more.”
Matt reflects on a memorable and lighthearted moment, saying, “I had a picture of McKenzie as my computer background for years. The first day she came into my classroom, I went to put something up on the overhead and her picture popped up. Everyone immediately started asking her if that was her, and I quickly realized I needed to change my background.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, McKenzie shared, “Mr. Isenbart and Mr. Riggs.”
From lifelong friendships to shared family experiences, McKenzie’s journey reflects the relationships and opportunities that make CPS special.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for McKenzie as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mr. Matt Boyer, Agriculture Education Instructor and FFA Advisor, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for 21 years and has had the unique opportunity to watch his daughter, McKenzie Boyer, grow throughout her journey as a Zebra. McKenzie also carries on a strong family tradition, with her mother, Erica Boyer, a proud Claremore High School alumna from the Class of 1999.
A Zebra since kindergarten at Roosa Elementary, McKenzie has attended Roosa, Will Rogers Junior High, and Claremore High School. During her time at CPS, she has been actively involved in FFA, Native American Student Association, National Honor Society, TSA, and the Career Development Program.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, McKenzie shares, “What I’ll remember most is all of the friends that I have made during my time at Claremore.”
One of McKenzie’s favorite memories with her dad comes from the many experiences they’ve shared through FFA. “I remember all the times we traveled together on FFA trips and all the places we’ve been, like Indianapolis and many more.”
Matt reflects on a memorable and lighthearted moment, saying, “I had a picture of McKenzie as my computer background for years. The first day she came into my classroom, I went to put something up on the overhead and her picture popped up. Everyone immediately started asking her if that was her, and I quickly realized I needed to change my background.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, McKenzie shared, “Mr. Isenbart and Mr. Riggs.”
From lifelong friendships to shared family experiences, McKenzie’s journey reflects the relationships and opportunities that make CPS special.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for McKenzie as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
⚾ COACHING MILESTONE 🦓
Congratulations to Coach Jonathan Gelnar on earning his 100th career head coaching win and counting! 🏆
This milestone reflects years of leadership, dedication, and building a winning culture for Zebra Baseball. The work continues this weekend as the Zebras head into the State Tournament.
Congratulations, Coach Gelnar! 🦓⚾ 🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraBaseball ⚾ 🦓
Congratulations to Coach Jonathan Gelnar on earning his 100th career head coaching win and counting! 🏆
This milestone reflects years of leadership, dedication, and building a winning culture for Zebra Baseball. The work continues this weekend as the Zebras head into the State Tournament.
Congratulations, Coach Gelnar! 🦓⚾ 🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraBaseball ⚾ 🦓
🤼 COACHING HONOR 🦓
Congratulations to Coach Ryan Jahn on being named the OWCA 5A Assistant Coach of the Year! 🏆
This honor reflects the passion, leadership, and commitment Coach Jahn brings to Zebra Wrestling every single day. From pushing athletes to compete at a high level to helping shape the culture of the program, his impact reaches far beyond the mat.
Well deserved, Coach! 🦓🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraWrestling 🤼🦓
Congratulations to Coach Ryan Jahn on being named the OWCA 5A Assistant Coach of the Year! 🏆
This honor reflects the passion, leadership, and commitment Coach Jahn brings to Zebra Wrestling every single day. From pushing athletes to compete at a high level to helping shape the culture of the program, his impact reaches far beyond the mat.
Well deserved, Coach! 🦓🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraWrestling 🤼🦓
🏥🦓 ZEBRA ALL-STATE HONORS
Huge congratulations to Arley Hinds and Marlie Gaudette on earning All-State Athletic Training Student Aide Honors!
Only FOUR students from all classifications on the East side were selected, and TWO are Zebras. An incredible accomplishment and well-deserved recognition for their hard work and dedication. 🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraExcellence 🦓
Huge congratulations to Arley Hinds and Marlie Gaudette on earning All-State Athletic Training Student Aide Honors!
Only FOUR students from all classifications on the East side were selected, and TWO are Zebras. An incredible accomplishment and well-deserved recognition for their hard work and dedication. 🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraExcellence 🦓
💼✨ Students in Life Skills class recently wrapped up a two-week unit focused on job readiness and preparing for future success!
Throughout the unit, students learned how to build résumés, write professional cover letters, and complete job applications. To put their skills into action, they participated in mock job interviews led by teachers and administrators.
This real-world experience helped students build confidence, practice professional communication skills, and gain a better understanding of the hiring process. We’re proud of the hard work and growth these students demonstrated as they prepared for future opportunities! 🦓👏
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Throughout the unit, students learned how to build résumés, write professional cover letters, and complete job applications. To put their skills into action, they participated in mock job interviews led by teachers and administrators.
This real-world experience helped students build confidence, practice professional communication skills, and gain a better understanding of the hiring process. We’re proud of the hard work and growth these students demonstrated as they prepared for future opportunities! 🦓👏
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
🦓❤️🎓 COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION — 5 Days Brought to you by the Sargents!
Mrs. Laura Sargent, a teacher at Catalayah Elementary, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for three years and has had the opportunity to watch her son, Trevor Sargent, grow during his time as a Zebra.
A Zebra since 9th grade, Trevor has been involved in Northeast Tech, where he has explored hands-on learning opportunities and gained valuable real-world experience.
Reflecting on his time at CPS, Trevor shares, “One thing I’ll always remember is going to the chemistry lab during my junior year and doing an experiment with steel wool and nine volts with my classmates.”
One of Trevor’s favorite memories with his mom came during his senior year photo session. “Talking with my mom and Chloe while taking our photos for this feature and remembering my brother’s senior pictures was a cool full-circle moment.”
Laura reflects on Trevor’s journey, saying, “Watching Trevor grow into the person he is today has been such a wonderful experience as his mother. Without the support and opportunities available at Claremore High School, he would not have had many of the experiences that helped shape who he is today.”
From classroom experiences to meaningful milestones, Trevor’s journey reflects the opportunities and support that define Claremore Public Schools.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Trevor as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mrs. Laura Sargent, a teacher at Catalayah Elementary, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for three years and has had the opportunity to watch her son, Trevor Sargent, grow during his time as a Zebra.
A Zebra since 9th grade, Trevor has been involved in Northeast Tech, where he has explored hands-on learning opportunities and gained valuable real-world experience.
Reflecting on his time at CPS, Trevor shares, “One thing I’ll always remember is going to the chemistry lab during my junior year and doing an experiment with steel wool and nine volts with my classmates.”
One of Trevor’s favorite memories with his mom came during his senior year photo session. “Talking with my mom and Chloe while taking our photos for this feature and remembering my brother’s senior pictures was a cool full-circle moment.”
Laura reflects on Trevor’s journey, saying, “Watching Trevor grow into the person he is today has been such a wonderful experience as his mother. Without the support and opportunities available at Claremore High School, he would not have had many of the experiences that helped shape who he is today.”
From classroom experiences to meaningful milestones, Trevor’s journey reflects the opportunities and support that define Claremore Public Schools.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Trevor as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
