Zebra Nutrition does so much more than just serve school lunches!
In addition to feeding and fueling our students every day, our team is always excited to help support special events across the district, including celebrations like Teacher of the Year and staff appreciation events. 💛
This year, Chef Ryan treated guests to an incredible spread featuring Banana Foster Pudding, Cinnamon Apple Pie, Cucumber Tea Sandwiches, and Chicken Salad Sandwich Bites… and let’s just say, it was a HIT!
In fact, the food was so well received that Chef was invited back to cater Claremont’s Teacher Appreciation event last week!
We love being able to support our schools in ways that go beyond the cafeteria. Whether it’s serving students during lunch, celebrating staff, or helping make special events memorable, Zebra Nutrition is always proud to step in and serve our district however they can. 🦓✨
In addition to feeding and fueling our students every day, our team is always excited to help support special events across the district, including celebrations like Teacher of the Year and staff appreciation events. 💛
This year, Chef Ryan treated guests to an incredible spread featuring Banana Foster Pudding, Cinnamon Apple Pie, Cucumber Tea Sandwiches, and Chicken Salad Sandwich Bites… and let’s just say, it was a HIT!
In fact, the food was so well received that Chef was invited back to cater Claremont’s Teacher Appreciation event last week!
We love being able to support our schools in ways that go beyond the cafeteria. Whether it’s serving students during lunch, celebrating staff, or helping make special events memorable, Zebra Nutrition is always proud to step in and serve our district however they can. 🦓✨
School will be out in 2 weeks, and you're about to get FULL CUSTODY of your kids.
We've got you covered if you're looking for something to keep them busy. Some camps begin as early as the end of May, so check the webpage frequently.
Check out our SUMMER CAMPS / PROGRAMS website for a complete school and community summer activities ➡ Go to > https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/page/camps for current listings.
Currently listed:
🏋🏽Athletics Summer Pride Strength & Conditioning (7th - 12)
⚾Baseball Youth Camp (5 yrs - 7th)
🏈Football Camp (1st - 6th)
🏈Football Summer Pride (7th -12th)
🏐Volleyball Camp
🧑🏼🔬STEM Summer Academies
🏀Basketball Camp
🤠City of Claremore Youth Summer Guide (over 20 options)
🪶Camp Cherokee
🎭Theater Camp
👨👨👧👧Zebra Stripes
❓Others TBD
Watch for:
🎨Art Camp
🍔Free Summer Meal Program
⚽Soccer Camp
❓Others TBD
We will add more as they are submitted.
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
🦓❤️🎓 COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION — 6 Days Brought to you by the Doonkeens!
Mr. Ruiel Doonkeen, Director of Vocal Music at Claremore High School, has dedicated 15 years to Claremore Public Schools and has had the special opportunity to watch his daughter, Lillian Doonkeen, grow throughout her journey as a Zebra.
A Zebra since Pre-K at Roosa Elementary, Lillian has attended Roosa, Will Rogers Junior High, and Claremore High School. During her time at CPS, she has been actively involved in Christian Club, National Honor Society, TSA, Marching and Concert Band, and the Biomedical Club.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Lillian shares, “What I will remember most is the sense of community and the people who supported me along the way. Whether it was teachers or classmates, those experiences made my time here meaningful and unforgettable.”
One of Lillian’s favorite memories with her dad began long before high school. “Spending summers at the PAC while my dad worked always made school feel like a second home. Later, getting to be his student and create music together made those moments even more meaningful. Music is something we’ve both grown to love, and it’s something I’ll always carry with me.”
Ruiel reflects on a special performance moment, saying, “Watching her participate in marching band and seeing her on the field, hidden in a ship prop while playing in a featured ensemble, is something I will never forget.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Ruiel shared, “Courtney Acord, Bruce Riggs, and David Isenbart have all played significant roles in Lillian’s growth.”
He adds, “Congratulations to our beautiful baby! You have become an incredible musician, a brilliant student, and will make the best nurse any patient could ask for. You have exceeded all of your mother’s and my expectations and we love you very much!! HAGZD!!”
From music-filled memories to meaningful relationships, Lillian’s journey reflects the community and opportunities that define Claremore Public Schools. It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Lillian as a proud Zebra!
Mr. Ruiel Doonkeen, Director of Vocal Music at Claremore High School, has dedicated 15 years to Claremore Public Schools and has had the special opportunity to watch his daughter, Lillian Doonkeen, grow throughout her journey as a Zebra.
A Zebra since Pre-K at Roosa Elementary, Lillian has attended Roosa, Will Rogers Junior High, and Claremore High School. During her time at CPS, she has been actively involved in Christian Club, National Honor Society, TSA, Marching and Concert Band, and the Biomedical Club.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Lillian shares, “What I will remember most is the sense of community and the people who supported me along the way. Whether it was teachers or classmates, those experiences made my time here meaningful and unforgettable.”
One of Lillian’s favorite memories with her dad began long before high school. “Spending summers at the PAC while my dad worked always made school feel like a second home. Later, getting to be his student and create music together made those moments even more meaningful. Music is something we’ve both grown to love, and it’s something I’ll always carry with me.”
Ruiel reflects on a special performance moment, saying, “Watching her participate in marching band and seeing her on the field, hidden in a ship prop while playing in a featured ensemble, is something I will never forget.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Ruiel shared, “Courtney Acord, Bruce Riggs, and David Isenbart have all played significant roles in Lillian’s growth.”
He adds, “Congratulations to our beautiful baby! You have become an incredible musician, a brilliant student, and will make the best nurse any patient could ask for. You have exceeded all of your mother’s and my expectations and we love you very much!! HAGZD!!”
From music-filled memories to meaningful relationships, Lillian’s journey reflects the community and opportunities that define Claremore Public Schools. It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Lillian as a proud Zebra!
⛳ ZEBRA BOYS GOLF | STATE TOURNAMENT 🦓
The Zebras are headed to State and ready to compete against the best.
📅 Monday-Tuesday, May 11-12
📍 Shangri-La
🏟 State Tournament
Good luck to our Zebra golfers as they tee it up on the biggest stage of the season. 🦓⛳
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraGolf ⛳🦓
The Zebras are headed to State and ready to compete against the best.
📅 Monday-Tuesday, May 11-12
📍 Shangri-La
🏟 State Tournament
Good luck to our Zebra golfers as they tee it up on the biggest stage of the season. 🦓⛳
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraGolf ⛳🦓
Claremore Zebra Sports Foundation & CPS Athletic Department provides pre-season physicals for CPS student-athletes.
📅MAY 13, 2026
🕝2:30 - 4:30 PM
📍Doug K Mosier Athletic Complex
💲COST: $20.00 (Cash or Checks) - Checks are to be made out to Zebra Sports Foundation
🎯Student-athletes in 7th-12th grade during the 26-27 school year are eligible for this service.
Required:
➡️Both sides of the Medical History and Parental Consent Form must be completed before the physical.
➡️Rank One consent forms must also be filled out before competing in athletics. Claremore Athletics Rank One Procedure. Complete Rank One Sports Online.
➡️CPS / OSSAA Sports Physical and Permission Form (Downloadable PDF)
📰Printed forms are available in the Athletic Dept. Office, CHS/WRJH Office, Coaches, or from our website at this link https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/1574391
📅MAY 13, 2026
🕝2:30 - 4:30 PM
📍Doug K Mosier Athletic Complex
💲COST: $20.00 (Cash or Checks) - Checks are to be made out to Zebra Sports Foundation
🎯Student-athletes in 7th-12th grade during the 26-27 school year are eligible for this service.
Required:
➡️Both sides of the Medical History and Parental Consent Form must be completed before the physical.
➡️Rank One consent forms must also be filled out before competing in athletics. Claremore Athletics Rank One Procedure. Complete Rank One Sports Online.
➡️CPS / OSSAA Sports Physical and Permission Form (Downloadable PDF)
📰Printed forms are available in the Athletic Dept. Office, CHS/WRJH Office, Coaches, or from our website at this link https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/1574391
❤🦓🎓COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION - 7 Days Brought to you by the Jami, Shealyn, & Brylee!
Mrs. Jami Geranen, a 3rd grade teacher at Catalayah Elementary, has dedicated 23 years to Claremore Public Schools and has had the special opportunity to watch her daughters, Shealyn and Brylee, grow throughout their journeys as Zebras.
Shealyn has been a Zebra since 4th grade after moving to Claremore from New York, while Brylee has been a Zebra since Kindergarten. During their time at CPS, both have been actively involved in academics and student life. Shealyn has participated in AP and Pre-AP programs, Concurrent classes, Yearbook, and the Career Development Program. Brylee has been involved in Christian Club, Concurrent, Red Army, Student Council, Yearbook, the Career Development Program, and Golf.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Shealyn shares, “What I’ll remember most is how everyone always has such a positive attitude.” Brylee adds, “I’ll remember the relationships I’ve made with my teachers and how much they encouraged me.”
Both daughters share meaningful memories with their mom. Shealyn recalls, “After I got a tooth pulled, I sat in my mom’s classroom all day because I was embarrassed.” Brylee shares simply, “Getting to have my mom as my teacher is something I’ll always remember.”
Jami reflects on their journeys, saying, “Watching Shealyn move to a new town, make friends, and try new things like soccer, basketball, volleyball, and track has been incredibly special. With Brylee, one of my favorite memories was having her as a student in my classroom. Those quick hallway hugs are what I miss the most.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Jami shared, “Misty Crutchfield helped Shealyn adjust during her move to Claremore and built a bond that still means so much today. For Brylee, LaRonna Hurt made a lasting impression when she attended her baptism, showing how much she truly cared beyond the classroom.”
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Shealyn and Brylee as proud Zebras!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mrs. Jami Geranen, a 3rd grade teacher at Catalayah Elementary, has dedicated 23 years to Claremore Public Schools and has had the special opportunity to watch her daughters, Shealyn and Brylee, grow throughout their journeys as Zebras.
Shealyn has been a Zebra since 4th grade after moving to Claremore from New York, while Brylee has been a Zebra since Kindergarten. During their time at CPS, both have been actively involved in academics and student life. Shealyn has participated in AP and Pre-AP programs, Concurrent classes, Yearbook, and the Career Development Program. Brylee has been involved in Christian Club, Concurrent, Red Army, Student Council, Yearbook, the Career Development Program, and Golf.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Shealyn shares, “What I’ll remember most is how everyone always has such a positive attitude.” Brylee adds, “I’ll remember the relationships I’ve made with my teachers and how much they encouraged me.”
Both daughters share meaningful memories with their mom. Shealyn recalls, “After I got a tooth pulled, I sat in my mom’s classroom all day because I was embarrassed.” Brylee shares simply, “Getting to have my mom as my teacher is something I’ll always remember.”
Jami reflects on their journeys, saying, “Watching Shealyn move to a new town, make friends, and try new things like soccer, basketball, volleyball, and track has been incredibly special. With Brylee, one of my favorite memories was having her as a student in my classroom. Those quick hallway hugs are what I miss the most.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Jami shared, “Misty Crutchfield helped Shealyn adjust during her move to Claremore and built a bond that still means so much today. For Brylee, LaRonna Hurt made a lasting impression when she attended her baptism, showing how much she truly cared beyond the classroom.”
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Shealyn and Brylee as proud Zebras!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
TICKET PUNCHED!
2-hour rain delay. Tarp on. Tarp off.
Late night. 3 big games in 2 days.
They didn’t flinch, and your Zebras are STATE BOUND after a late-night regional finals win.
Job’s not finished. State next week. 🏆
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
⚽️ ALL-STATE HONORS 🦓
Congratulations to Marlie Gaudette, Ava Rooney, and Joshua Carrillo on being named to the Oklahoma All-State East Soccer Team!
This recognition reflects the hard work, leadership, and impact each of these athletes made throughout their careers in a Zebra uniform. We’re proud to see them represent Claremore among the best in the state. 🦓⚽️
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraSoccer ⚽🦓
Congratulations to Marlie Gaudette, Ava Rooney, and Joshua Carrillo on being named to the Oklahoma All-State East Soccer Team!
This recognition reflects the hard work, leadership, and impact each of these athletes made throughout their careers in a Zebra uniform. We’re proud to see them represent Claremore among the best in the state. 🦓⚽️
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraSoccer ⚽🦓
💆♀️🌸 Teacher Appreciation Week got a little extra "relaxing" at Catalayah Elementary! 🌸💆♀️
Our 1st grade students treated their teachers to a special “spa day” filled with smiles, pampering, and plenty of love. These students made sure their teachers felt appreciated and *somewhat* relaxed for all they do each day.🤣
What a fun and heartwarming way to celebrate the incredible educators who help our students learn and grow! 🦓💕
#CPSZebraPride #TeacherAppreciationWeek
Our 1st grade students treated their teachers to a special “spa day” filled with smiles, pampering, and plenty of love. These students made sure their teachers felt appreciated and *somewhat* relaxed for all they do each day.🤣
What a fun and heartwarming way to celebrate the incredible educators who help our students learn and grow! 🦓💕
#CPSZebraPride #TeacherAppreciationWeek
❤🦓🎓COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION - 8 Days Brought to you by the Woods!
Mrs. Nicole Woods, a 2nd grade teacher at Westside Elementary, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for nine years and has had the special opportunity to watch her daughter, Kaylen Woods, grow throughout her journey as a Zebra.
Kaylen also carries on a family legacy, with her dad, Michael Woods, a Claremore High School graduate from the Class of 1995, making her a proud third-generation Zebra. A Zebra since Pre-K, Kaylen has attended Claremore Public Schools her entire academic career.
During her time at CPS, she has been actively involved in AP and Pre-AP programs, Concurrent classes, FCA, National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook, and the Career Development Program.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Kaylen shares, “I’ll remember the teachers who genuinely enjoyed what they do and went beyond the classroom to make students feel welcome. Those classes were always fun, and everyone wanted to be there.”
One of Kaylen’s favorite memories with her mom is a long-standing tradition. “Homecoming tours from my freshman to senior year were always special. I loved getting to see my mom and her students each year.”
Nicole reflects on Kaylen’s journey, saying, “I loved starting my teaching career while she was still at Westside and getting to see her every day as she learned and grew. Watching her cheer, run track, and get involved in Student Council and social media projects has been such a joy.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Nicole shared, “Sonia Eckert in 4th grade and Kylie James in both junior high and high school made a significant difference. They were kind, caring, and created classrooms where Kaylen felt supported and valued.”
She adds, “It has been incredible to watch her grow through every stage at CPS. She is ready for her next chapter, and we are so proud of the young woman she has become.”
From lifelong connections to meaningful experiences, Kaylen’s journey reflects the relationships and opportunities that define Claremore Public Schools.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Kaylen as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mrs. Nicole Woods, a 2nd grade teacher at Westside Elementary, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for nine years and has had the special opportunity to watch her daughter, Kaylen Woods, grow throughout her journey as a Zebra.
Kaylen also carries on a family legacy, with her dad, Michael Woods, a Claremore High School graduate from the Class of 1995, making her a proud third-generation Zebra. A Zebra since Pre-K, Kaylen has attended Claremore Public Schools her entire academic career.
During her time at CPS, she has been actively involved in AP and Pre-AP programs, Concurrent classes, FCA, National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook, and the Career Development Program.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Kaylen shares, “I’ll remember the teachers who genuinely enjoyed what they do and went beyond the classroom to make students feel welcome. Those classes were always fun, and everyone wanted to be there.”
One of Kaylen’s favorite memories with her mom is a long-standing tradition. “Homecoming tours from my freshman to senior year were always special. I loved getting to see my mom and her students each year.”
Nicole reflects on Kaylen’s journey, saying, “I loved starting my teaching career while she was still at Westside and getting to see her every day as she learned and grew. Watching her cheer, run track, and get involved in Student Council and social media projects has been such a joy.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Nicole shared, “Sonia Eckert in 4th grade and Kylie James in both junior high and high school made a significant difference. They were kind, caring, and created classrooms where Kaylen felt supported and valued.”
She adds, “It has been incredible to watch her grow through every stage at CPS. She is ready for her next chapter, and we are so proud of the young woman she has become.”
From lifelong connections to meaningful experiences, Kaylen’s journey reflects the relationships and opportunities that define Claremore Public Schools.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Kaylen as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
It's Zebra Friday, folks🦓 #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Today, on the second Friday of May, we celebrate National School Communicators Day and the people who help tell the story of Claremore Public Schools every single day. From capturing moments behind the lens to sharing student achievements, important updates, celebrations, and everything in between, school communicators help keep our families, staff, students, and community connected.
Around here, they’ve been called "content creators,” “website wizard,” “school paparazzi,” and yes… even the “that boss lady.” 📷 But the reality is, this work is so much bigger than a title. It’s about building trust, celebrating students, supporting schools, and making sure the story of our district is told with purpose, pride, and authenticity.
Today, we also celebrate the many people across CPS who contribute to that story every day. Our staff, students, interns, site teams, and community members are the heartbeat behind the content we share. Every photo submitted, every event covered, every accomplishment celebrated, and every story told help showcase what makes Claremore Public Schools special.
Thank you for helping us connect, communicate, celebrate, and strengthen the partnership between our schools and community. Your #CPSZEBRAPRIDE continues to make these stories possible. ❤️🦓
📷 Jamie Brace – Executive Director of Communications
📷 Chloe Zickefoose – District Communications Specialist
📷 Zong Moua – District Comms/Multimedia Specialist
📷 Asia Roper – CHS Sr. Intern
📷 Grace Waters – CHS Sr. Intern
📷 Emersen McKinney – CHS Jr. Intern
📷 Rachel Salcido – Catalayah Elementary Cadre’
📷 Kyla Burke – Claremont Elementary Cadre’
📷 Mary Kropp – Roosa Elementary Cadre’
📷 Lauren Hamilton – Westside Elementary Cadre’
📷 Melissa Jauquet – Will Rogers Junior High Cadre’
📷 Meranda Golbek – Claremore High School
📷 Tia Henson – Fine Arts Cadre’
It’s a great day to be a Zebra. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Around here, they’ve been called "content creators,” “website wizard,” “school paparazzi,” and yes… even the “that boss lady.” 📷 But the reality is, this work is so much bigger than a title. It’s about building trust, celebrating students, supporting schools, and making sure the story of our district is told with purpose, pride, and authenticity.
Today, we also celebrate the many people across CPS who contribute to that story every day. Our staff, students, interns, site teams, and community members are the heartbeat behind the content we share. Every photo submitted, every event covered, every accomplishment celebrated, and every story told help showcase what makes Claremore Public Schools special.
Thank you for helping us connect, communicate, celebrate, and strengthen the partnership between our schools and community. Your #CPSZEBRAPRIDE continues to make these stories possible. ❤️🦓
📷 Jamie Brace – Executive Director of Communications
📷 Chloe Zickefoose – District Communications Specialist
📷 Zong Moua – District Comms/Multimedia Specialist
📷 Asia Roper – CHS Sr. Intern
📷 Grace Waters – CHS Sr. Intern
📷 Emersen McKinney – CHS Jr. Intern
📷 Rachel Salcido – Catalayah Elementary Cadre’
📷 Kyla Burke – Claremont Elementary Cadre’
📷 Mary Kropp – Roosa Elementary Cadre’
📷 Lauren Hamilton – Westside Elementary Cadre’
📷 Melissa Jauquet – Will Rogers Junior High Cadre’
📷 Meranda Golbek – Claremore High School
📷 Tia Henson – Fine Arts Cadre’
It’s a great day to be a Zebra. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Claremore High School’s AP Art Show starts TOMORROW! ✨🎨
Our talented AP Art students have spent countless hours creating meaningful, creative, and technically impressive pieces, and now it’s time to showcase their hard work for the community to enjoy.
The exhibit will be on display at the Robson Performing Arts Center starting tomorrow through Thursday, May 14. From paintings and drawings to mixed media and more, this show highlights the creativity, passion, and artistic growth of our young Zebras.
We encourage everyone to stop by, experience the artwork, and support these incredible student artists!
The gallery will be open during normal operating hours:
Monday–Friday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Come celebrate Zebra Fine Arts with us! 🦓✨
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Our talented AP Art students have spent countless hours creating meaningful, creative, and technically impressive pieces, and now it’s time to showcase their hard work for the community to enjoy.
The exhibit will be on display at the Robson Performing Arts Center starting tomorrow through Thursday, May 14. From paintings and drawings to mixed media and more, this show highlights the creativity, passion, and artistic growth of our young Zebras.
We encourage everyone to stop by, experience the artwork, and support these incredible student artists!
The gallery will be open during normal operating hours:
Monday–Friday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Come celebrate Zebra Fine Arts with us! 🦓✨
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
🦓❤️🎓 COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION — 9 Days Brought to you by the Gabe & Angie!
Mrs. Angelique Hendrickson, a paraprofessional at Roosa Elementary, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for 14 years and has had the special opportunity to watch her son, Gabe Carroll, grow throughout his journey as a Zebra. Gabe also carries on a strong family legacy, with both of his parents being Claremore High School alumni, his mom graduating in 1999 and his dad in 1998.
A Zebra since Pre-K at Roosa Elementary, Gabe has attended Roosa, Will Rogers Junior High, and Claremore High School. During his time at CPS, he has been involved in AP and Pre-AP programs, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Concert Band, and the Career Development Program.
Reflecting on his time at CPS, Gabe shares, “What I’ll remember most is joining band and finding my passion for music.”
One of Gabe’s favorite memories with his mom is a simple but meaningful tradition. “Going to Arbuckle’s Fried Pies for lunch after the Veterans Day parade is something I’ll always remember.”
Angelique reflects on Gabe’s journey, saying, “It’s hard to choose just one memory. Seeing him earn his first trophies, watching him grow as a learner and a helper, building friendships, and discovering his talents and passions has all been incredibly special.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Angelique shared, “From Chelsea Devers encouraging him and helping build his confidence, to Donna Eddings fostering his love of reading, to Bruce Riggs opening the door to new and engaging learning experiences, and so many more, we feel incredibly lucky to have such dedicated teachers across the district.”
From discovering a passion for music to growing through meaningful relationships, Gabe’s journey reflects the experiences that make CPS special.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Gabe as a proud Zebra! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mrs. Angelique Hendrickson, a paraprofessional at Roosa Elementary, has been part of Claremore Public Schools for 14 years and has had the special opportunity to watch her son, Gabe Carroll, grow throughout his journey as a Zebra. Gabe also carries on a strong family legacy, with both of his parents being Claremore High School alumni, his mom graduating in 1999 and his dad in 1998.
A Zebra since Pre-K at Roosa Elementary, Gabe has attended Roosa, Will Rogers Junior High, and Claremore High School. During his time at CPS, he has been involved in AP and Pre-AP programs, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Concert Band, and the Career Development Program.
Reflecting on his time at CPS, Gabe shares, “What I’ll remember most is joining band and finding my passion for music.”
One of Gabe’s favorite memories with his mom is a simple but meaningful tradition. “Going to Arbuckle’s Fried Pies for lunch after the Veterans Day parade is something I’ll always remember.”
Angelique reflects on Gabe’s journey, saying, “It’s hard to choose just one memory. Seeing him earn his first trophies, watching him grow as a learner and a helper, building friendships, and discovering his talents and passions has all been incredibly special.”
When asked about educators who made a lasting impact, Angelique shared, “From Chelsea Devers encouraging him and helping build his confidence, to Donna Eddings fostering his love of reading, to Bruce Riggs opening the door to new and engaging learning experiences, and so many more, we feel incredibly lucky to have such dedicated teachers across the district.”
From discovering a passion for music to growing through meaningful relationships, Gabe’s journey reflects the experiences that make CPS special.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Gabe as a proud Zebra! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
⚾ ZEBRA BASEBALL | REGIONALS 🦓
Postseason baseball is here, time to compete.
📅 Thursday
🆚 Tulsa Memorial
📍 Regional Tournament
⏰ 11:00 AM
Game 1. Set the tone. Let’s go, Zebras. 🦓⚾
🌦️ Spring sports = spring weather. Game times and locations can change - Bracket in the comments.
Stay up to date with the full athletics calendar:
https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/o/athletics/events
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraBaseball ⚾🦓
Postseason baseball is here, time to compete.
📅 Thursday
🆚 Tulsa Memorial
📍 Regional Tournament
⏰ 11:00 AM
Game 1. Set the tone. Let’s go, Zebras. 🦓⚾
🌦️ Spring sports = spring weather. Game times and locations can change - Bracket in the comments.
Stay up to date with the full athletics calendar:
https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/o/athletics/events
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraBaseball ⚾🦓
🧬✨ Creativity and science came together in Mrs. Simmonds’ class!
Students showed off their understanding of plant and animal cells through some incredibly creative projects designed to demonstrate mastery of cell organelles and their functions. Students had the freedom to choose either a plant or animal cell and use any materials they wanted, such as cardboard, foam, construction paper, poster board, cake, Jell-O, and more!
With so much room for creativity, every project was unique, and it was exciting to see their ideas come to life in such imaginative ways. Great job to our students for combining scientific understanding with creativity and innovation! 🦓🔬
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Students showed off their understanding of plant and animal cells through some incredibly creative projects designed to demonstrate mastery of cell organelles and their functions. Students had the freedom to choose either a plant or animal cell and use any materials they wanted, such as cardboard, foam, construction paper, poster board, cake, Jell-O, and more!
With so much room for creativity, every project was unique, and it was exciting to see their ideas come to life in such imaginative ways. Great job to our students for combining scientific understanding with creativity and innovation! 🦓🔬
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
💗🤍 Happy National Nurses Week! 🤍💗
This week, we proudly celebrate the incredible nurses who care for our students each and every day across Claremore Public Schools. Their role in supporting the whole child is imperative. From comforting worried students and managing medications to helping solve mysterious tummy aches and offering reassuring “mom hugs,” our nurses do it all with compassion and care.
👏 Help us celebrate our amazing CPS nurses:
🏫 Will Rogers Junior High – Nurse Konner
🏫 Claremont Elementary – Nurse Kyla
🏫 Roosa Elementary – Nurse Bree
🏫 Westside Elementary – Nurse Jill
🏫 Catalayah Elementary – Nurse Shea
Thank you for the way you care for, support, and advocate for our students every single day. We appreciate you more than words can say! 🦓✨
#CPSZebraPride #NationalNursesWeek
This week, we proudly celebrate the incredible nurses who care for our students each and every day across Claremore Public Schools. Their role in supporting the whole child is imperative. From comforting worried students and managing medications to helping solve mysterious tummy aches and offering reassuring “mom hugs,” our nurses do it all with compassion and care.
👏 Help us celebrate our amazing CPS nurses:
🏫 Will Rogers Junior High – Nurse Konner
🏫 Claremont Elementary – Nurse Kyla
🏫 Roosa Elementary – Nurse Bree
🏫 Westside Elementary – Nurse Jill
🏫 Catalayah Elementary – Nurse Shea
Thank you for the way you care for, support, and advocate for our students every single day. We appreciate you more than words can say! 🦓✨
#CPSZebraPride #NationalNursesWeek
🦓❤️🎓 COUNTDOWN TO GRADUATION — 10 Days Brought to you by the Hills!
Mrs. Sandi Hill, an educator at the CHOICES Program, has been at Claremore Public Schools for 3 years and has had the special opportunity to be part of her daughter Allyson Hill’s high school journey as a Zebra.
A Zebra since her freshman year, Allyson has been actively involved as a concurrent student, an NTC student, and a participant in the Career Development Program. Through these opportunities, she has explored her interests while preparing for life beyond high school.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Allyson shares, “What I’ll remember most is seeing the impact teachers have, not just in the classroom, but at home too. My mom is a teacher, so I’ve seen the long hours, the effort, and how much she truly cares about helping her students succeed.”
One of Allyson’s favorite memories has been the time spent working alongside her mom. “Getting to TA at CHOICES every day for the last two years, helping her with different tasks and spending time together during the school day, is something I’ll always value.”
Sandi reflects on Allyson’s journey, saying, “Watching Ally grow, explore new things, and find her own path over the last four years has been an absolute blessing. Being close by to see her accomplishments is something I will always treasure.”
When asked about an educator who made a lasting impact, Sandi shared, “Coach Weber was someone Ally always spoke highly of. He was more than a teacher, he truly cared about his students both in and out of the classroom.”
She adds, “Working at CPS has given me the opportunity to be present throughout Ally’s high school experience, and as a parent, that is one of the greatest gifts I could have ever asked for.”
From gaining real-world experience to seeing education through a different lens, Allyson’s journey reflects the meaningful connections and opportunities that define Claremore Public Schools.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Allyson as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Mrs. Sandi Hill, an educator at the CHOICES Program, has been at Claremore Public Schools for 3 years and has had the special opportunity to be part of her daughter Allyson Hill’s high school journey as a Zebra.
A Zebra since her freshman year, Allyson has been actively involved as a concurrent student, an NTC student, and a participant in the Career Development Program. Through these opportunities, she has explored her interests while preparing for life beyond high school.
Reflecting on her time at CPS, Allyson shares, “What I’ll remember most is seeing the impact teachers have, not just in the classroom, but at home too. My mom is a teacher, so I’ve seen the long hours, the effort, and how much she truly cares about helping her students succeed.”
One of Allyson’s favorite memories has been the time spent working alongside her mom. “Getting to TA at CHOICES every day for the last two years, helping her with different tasks and spending time together during the school day, is something I’ll always value.”
Sandi reflects on Allyson’s journey, saying, “Watching Ally grow, explore new things, and find her own path over the last four years has been an absolute blessing. Being close by to see her accomplishments is something I will always treasure.”
When asked about an educator who made a lasting impact, Sandi shared, “Coach Weber was someone Ally always spoke highly of. He was more than a teacher, he truly cared about his students both in and out of the classroom.”
She adds, “Working at CPS has given me the opportunity to be present throughout Ally’s high school experience, and as a parent, that is one of the greatest gifts I could have ever asked for.”
From gaining real-world experience to seeing education through a different lens, Allyson’s journey reflects the meaningful connections and opportunities that define Claremore Public Schools.
It has been a meaningful and memorable journey for Allyson as a proud Zebra!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
🏆🌾FFA State Results! 🌾🏆
Congratulations to our Agriculture Communications Team for earning the State Championship again! 🎊Team members: McKenzie Boyer, Addison Duvall, Brylie Ward, and Lyla Cutsinger
🥇 McKenzie Boyer also claimed Overall High Individual out of 154 contestants, an incredible accomplishment!
⚡ The Electricity Team delivered a strong performance as well, placing 4th overall in a tight competition where only 5 points separated 1st through 4th.
🥉 Conner Ragland earned 3rd High Individual Overall with a perfect score on his wiring and general knowledge exam.
Team members: Conner Ragland, William Driscoll, Sean Villanueva, and Buster Stafford
We are proud of these students for their hard work, preparation, and commitment to excellence. Way to represent Claremore! 🦓✨
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Congratulations to our Agriculture Communications Team for earning the State Championship again! 🎊Team members: McKenzie Boyer, Addison Duvall, Brylie Ward, and Lyla Cutsinger
🥇 McKenzie Boyer also claimed Overall High Individual out of 154 contestants, an incredible accomplishment!
⚡ The Electricity Team delivered a strong performance as well, placing 4th overall in a tight competition where only 5 points separated 1st through 4th.
🥉 Conner Ragland earned 3rd High Individual Overall with a perfect score on his wiring and general knowledge exam.
Team members: Conner Ragland, William Driscoll, Sean Villanueva, and Buster Stafford
We are proud of these students for their hard work, preparation, and commitment to excellence. Way to represent Claremore! 🦓✨
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
🏃♀️ ZEBRA TRACK & FIELD | RECORD BREAKERS 🦓
A historic day on the track, records falling and standards rising.
🔥 The Girls 4x200 Relay set a new school record with a time of 1:41.91
Lyric Hansen | Addison Reavis | Bella Hoisington | Addison Doyle
⚡ Addison Doyle broke the 200m dash school record again, running 25.29
That’s her third time breaking the record this season.
💨 The Boys 4x200 Relay set a new school record with a time of 1:29.27
Mason Fraley | Graham Williams | Furious Poole | Brandon Shaw
Records are meant to be broken, and Zebras are doing just that. 🦓🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraTrack 🏃♂️🦓
A historic day on the track, records falling and standards rising.
🔥 The Girls 4x200 Relay set a new school record with a time of 1:41.91
Lyric Hansen | Addison Reavis | Bella Hoisington | Addison Doyle
⚡ Addison Doyle broke the 200m dash school record again, running 25.29
That’s her third time breaking the record this season.
💨 The Boys 4x200 Relay set a new school record with a time of 1:29.27
Mason Fraley | Graham Williams | Furious Poole | Brandon Shaw
Records are meant to be broken, and Zebras are doing just that. 🦓🔥
#CPSZebraPride | #ZebraTrack 🏃♂️🦓
