β€œBeing a genius is one thing. Raising a genius, however, does come with its challenges.” -Cruella It looks like Mrs. Schuck, Principal of Catalayah, is raising a lot of geniuses. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
Principal dressed as Cruella & teachers as Dalmatians
CPS students had a spook-tacular time today! We can all agree DRUGS ARE SCARY but these students are boo-tiful! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
tow girls dressed as butterflys
2 student dressed as a horse and ladybug
three girls dress as M&Ms
tow girls dressed as tinkerbell
We are proud to introduce Westside's fundraising royalty! Our top sellers were Brennan Sather, who raised $1,628, and Finley Faulconer, who raised $3,174! Not only do these students raise money for the school they are also learning presentation skills. All proceeds go towards the new playground we are hoping to purchase next spring. This year we raised over $11,200! CPS continues to be blessed by the investment our community makes in our schools. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
We are proud to introduce Westside's fundraising royalty! Our top sellers were Brennan Sather, who raised $1,628, and Finley Faulconer, who raised $3,174! Not only do these students raise money for the school they are also learning presentation skills. All proceeds go towards the new playground we are hoping to purchase next spring. This year we raised over $11,200! CPS continues to be blessed by the investment our community makes in our schools. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Our ZTV and Digital Video Editing classes learn the process of broadcast interviewing, editing, filming, speaking on camera, and more while preparing their weekly show. This week they cover: βœ” Halloween Plan βœ” Parent-Teacher Conference βœ” Checking in with freshman βœ” Mr. Robertson’s class encourages our football players. βœ” Advice from Seniors to underclassmen βœ” Sports update and interviews β–Ά https://youtu.be/uWFdQfeeiss #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
ZTV News with zebra logo
"Your stunned silence is very reassuring." -Roz Who wore it better? #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
CHS staff dressed up as mosters inc characters
Monsters Inc characters
Yellow it a little louder - DRUG FREE LπŸ‘€KS LIKE ME! CPS elementary sites wore yellow our tie dye today for Red Ribbon Week festivities. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
KINDERGARDEN CLASS IN TIE DYE & YELLOW
TEACHER AND TWO GIRLS IN YELLOW
TWO BOYS IN YELLOW
TWO GIRLS IN YELLOW TYE DIE
"Don't Sweat It!" Students wore sweats or green on one of the Red Ribbon dress up day. These kids really showed up to promote - DRUG FREE LOOKS LIKE ME! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
teacher & students in sweats reading
girls in sweats
boy and two girls in sweats
entire class in green or sweats
Decades of promoting DRUG FREE LOOKS LIKE ME at Will Rogers Junior High. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
80's hair spray
dressed up like the 80's and grunge 90's
3 girls dress in 70's clothes
boys with hair band look
πŸ”΄πŸ‘“ DRUG FREE LOOKS LIKE ME πŸ‘“πŸ”΄ When the dress up day is wear red or glasses... They understood the assignment.. ah-ha ah-ha. They understood the assignment...ah-ha ah-ha ah-ha. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
teacher green rim student with silly red rim glasses
class of students  in red shirts and silly glasses
elementary students in red shirts and glasses
student in red shirt/bow and another  in glasses.
Congratulations to Beau Newman who will represent CHS in the State Cross Country Meet this weekend at Edmond Santa Fe. Qualifying time: 19:07 #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
Cross country runners
Claremore runner passing an Edison runner
CHS's DRUG-FREE LOOKS LIKE ME theme today was "Anything But Drugs," and to get their point across, students had to bring all their school books & supplies in "anything but a backpack." Check out their creativity! Wednesday's theme: "Get Rid of Those Drugs" - Wear something that makes someone say, "Why is THAT in your closet." #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
students with coolers, totes, and a wagon
students with coolers, totes, childs toy and a wagon
students with suitcase & shopping cart
students with shopping cart, stroller, and suitcase
Before introducing slope, Mrs. Litterell's class did a ball drop activity to engage her student's curiosity about the subject. This learning activity allows students to discover through experiments what slope means and how to find it. Students will better understand slope after performing the ball drop activity. Ball Drop 1: Camden and Blake Ball Drop 2: Evan Ball Drop 3: Evan and Dillan #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
two students measuring the ball drop
One student about to drop a ball
measuring the ball drop
First grade students learned about and celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by stirring the "chocolate" to the beat in "Bate, Bate, Chocolate," a traditional children's rhyme. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
boy winking and stirring
boy stirring
girl in mask and stirring
girl looking down with bowl in her lap
Claremore Public Schools are letting people know DRUG FREE LOOKS LIKE ME! CHS wants you to "Lei Off Drugs"! Tuesday at CHS is "Anything But Drugs" Day - Anything but a backpack! This should be fun... πŸ€·πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
student in Hawaiian shirts
student in Hawaiian shirts lei
Claremore Public Schools are letting people know DRUG FREE LOOKS LIKE ME! Live Your Dream was today's theme for our elementary sites! Check your site mobile app for a list of your dress up days. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
teacher and students in pjs
Prek student in pjs
4 boys in pjs
3 boys with teacher in pjs
Expectation #4 says, "We will cheer each other to success." As you can see, our kindergarten students take this expectation seriously, as they cheer each other on, on the playground monkey bars! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
kindergarten students take this expectation seriously, as they cheer each other on, on the playground monkey bars!
🍎🍏 Apples 🍎🍏 Kindergarten weighed and tasted their favorite apples. They used STEM principles to build an apple tree. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
student in chefs hat with apple tree
boy & girl figuring out their assignment
boy with appletree
girl with apple tree smiling
Firemen and women stopped by Roosa and talked to the 1st graders about Fire Safety. Students had the opportunity to see the protective clothing they wore to extinguish the fires. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
firewoman talking to students
fireman with student in fire suit
fireman putting on fire equipment
fireman taking to student
PE had fun playing Sink the Ship - Four ships adventure into the gym with their flotation devices or plastic bowling pins. Cannons are all over the place, or students are on rolling boards equipped with canons or balls. Now they try to Sink the Ship! Students used hand-eye coordination and skill to Sink the Ship or Stay Afloat! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
two girls on scooters with balls
kids on scooters & on mats
boys/girl on scooters
girl on scooter pick up balls
School Bus Safety Week is coming to an end but school bus safety continues to be important every day. Our transportation staff reminds us how to safely exit the bus. Please review these steps with your children. β–Ά https://youtu.be/6NIA297Hq60 🚌 When the bus approaches, stand at least three giant steps (6 feet) away from the curb, and line up away from the street. 🚌 Wait until the bus stops, the door opens, and the driver says that it’s okay before stepping onto the bus. 🚌 If you have to cross the street in front of the bus, walk on the sidewalk or along the side of the road to a point at least five giant steps (10 feet) ahead of the bus before you cross. Be sure that the bus driver can see you, and you can see the bus driver. 🚌 Use the handrails to avoid falls. When exiting the bus, be careful that clothing with drawstrings and book bags with straps don’t get caught in the handrails or doors. 🚌 Never walk behind the bus. 🚌 Walk at least three giant steps away from the side of the bus. 🚌 If you drop something near the bus, tell the bus driver. Never try to pick it up because the driver may not be able to see you. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
over 2 years ago, CPS Communications
School bus, kid entering bus, stop sign