CPS teachers took part in the OK Donors Choose Grant process earlier this year. Thirty-four teachers at CPS received funding for their proposals, equaling almost $34K in grants. All three teachers 1st-grade teachers received funding for a variety of items. Mrs. Darsea Sanders received funds for STEM and Literacy Skill group resources. Mrs. Nicole Thomason received flexible seating, including wiggle stools and soft floor cushions. Mrs. Bettie Sue McCaw received funding for wiggle seats, books, STEM activities, whiteboards with pens and erasers, headphones for iPads, markers, chart tablets, a ten drawer organizer cart, and a carpet for our reading corner. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
teachers with cusions, stools, and supplies
students using wiggle cushions
students using wiggle stools
SCENES FROM SOCCER CAMP Coach Talbert shared, "One of the many benefits of attending a summer camp would be the exposure to different playing styles and level of play. Exposure to diversity is a key to becoming a well-rounded player. In order to be a truly great player, you must learn to adapt to the playing styles of the players on the pitch. The more diversity you see in training, the better you will be at playing with and against players from a different community, state or even country. At camp we had players from all different ability levels and ages, yet the kids came together and found a way to develop as individuals and as a team. I would like thank all the families that brought their athletes out to camp and for their contribution to the Lady Zebras soccer program." #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
soccer camp participants group photo
kids playing soccer
kids playing soccer
kids playing soccer
This Catalayah crew introduced our #CPSZEBRAPRIDE to all the characters at Disneyland in California for our #ZebraTravelDiaries. Zaron just graduated from 5th grade, Lucas and Ryker are going into 3rd grade, and Gabi will be in 1st grade. Remember, it does not matter how far you go - just wear your Zebra logo and send it to jbrace@claremore.k12.ok.us. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
mom & kids on amusement ride
mom & kids on amusement ride
amusement park
 kids on amusement ride
$2,871,825.40 That is the amount of scholarship money the Class of 2022 reported receiving this year. Over the next few weeks, we will celebrate those who received scholarships from our CPS partners who have invested in the future of our students. Congratulations to Alex Henning, who won the $2,000 Tulsa Engineering Foundation Scholarship. Alex will be attending the University of Arkansas this fall. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
Alex in UofA shirt
If you must-ache know... we are enjoying our summer but we do miss our students! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
kid with mustache
kid with mustache
kid with mustache
teacher and students with mustache
Today's entry in our #ZebraTravelDiaries is Mrs. Cori Meza, a Spanish teacher at CHS who spent two weeks in her husband's hometown of Puebla, Mexico, in the sierras. Remember, it does not matter how far you go - just wear your Zebra logo and send it to jbrace@claremore.k12.ok.us. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
Mrs. Meza overlooking a city
Mrs. Meza and her family
Mrs. Meza with her husband
Today's entry in our #ZebraTravelDiaries is Mrs. Grace, 12th grade counselor at Claremore High School. She and her husband took their #CPSZEBRAPRIDE "across the pond." Mrs. Grade wore her Zebra gear while in Paris and Rome. Although this is the farthest our Zebra has traveled this summer, remember, it does not matter how far you go - just wear your Zebra logo and send it to jbrace@claremore.k12.ok.us.
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
mrs grace in rome
two people in zebra clothes
mrs. grace in restaurant
Today's entry in our #ZebraTravelDiaries is Mrs. Shuck, principal at Catalayah, who visited her dad in Sutherlin, Oregon, this summer. Remember, it does not matter how far you go - just wear your Zebra logo and send it to jbrace@claremore.k12.ok.us. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
person standing in front of evergreen trees
Claremore TSA is taking their #CPSZEBRAPRIDE to the National Conference! They’ve prepared for this moment, all year!
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
students by bus
Today's entry in our #ZebraTravelDiaries is the Armbristers who went to the island of Turks and Caicos in their #CPSZEBRAPRIDE. Mrs. Armbrister teaches 1st grade, Hannah in 5th grade, and Asa in 4th grade - all at Roosa Elementary. Remember, it does not matter how far you go - just wear your Zebra logo and send it to jbrace@claremore.k12.ok.us.
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
family with zebra shirts on beach
CPS teachers took part in the OK Donors Choose Grant process earlier this year. Thirty-four teachers at CPS received funding for their proposals, equaling almost $34K in grants. Heather Lahmann, WRJH Algebra teacher, received funding for 16 digital scientific calculators, a pocket calculator, and a surge protector for her classes. In her "What I Need" (WIN) class, she serves students at their current level, providing both enrichment and remediation. WIN time is a school-wide remediation time; all teachers participate in individualized instruction for students. Extra calculators for all students and teachers to use during WIN time are extremely helpful. Calculators allow students to explore math as mathematicians themselves and solve problems more efficiently. These calculators will help close the gaps many students face due to the pandemic and economic restraints. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
students around a table with calculators
Roosa Wax Museum - where historical characters come to life in more ways than one. 3rd-grade students at Roosa bring their biographical research projects to life. Students research, study, and imitate the person they choose; on the day of the event, students give presentations about the life and accomplishments they collected in their research. This is one of those projects students talk about throughout their educational careers. Any of our Roosa graduates out there remember who they were for this annual event? #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
student dressed as peggy cherng
students dressed as elvis
student dressed as anne frank
student dressed as paul mccartney
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Kenslea Barnwell At 13, Cherokee Nation citizen Kenslea Barnwell is on her way to becoming an accomplished violinist was featured in the Cherokee Phoenix. Read more here: https://www.cherokeephoenix.org/education/student-spotlight-kenslea-barnwell/article_b7dc03e0-f61b-11ec-b245-cb70909ad0ce.html #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
Cherokee Nation citizen Kenslea Barnwell is on her way to becoming an accomplished violinist.
BUS DRIVERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Ms. Clemons is a CPS bus driver in the morning and the afternoon, but between 8a - 2:30p, she volunteers in the library at Claremont to work with the students on crafts. Volunteering helps build relationships with her bus riders and those they have in their classes. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
people doing crafts
people doing crafts
people doing crafts
people doing crafts
$2,871,825.40 That is the amount of scholarships the Class of 2022 reported receiving this year. Over the next few weeks, we will celebrate those who received scholarships from our CPS partners who have invested in the future of our students. New this year is the Smith Family Scholarship for students pursuing post-secondary education in engineering or music. Students will receive $5,000 per semester for up to 4 years ($40,000) for each of the five recipients. This is a $100,000 investment into our graduates. Recipients in engineering are Logan Kelly, Gillian Quellar and Abbeygayle Hagen. Recipients in music not pictured are Keith Wiginton and Faith Morrissey. If you are interested in starting an endowed scholarship for CPS students, contact the Claremore Public School Foundation. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
3 students in engineering shirts
You know Patrick Gotcher must not be in Claremore anymore when you see him wearing a nametag. In today's entry in our #ZebraTravelDiaries our Board of Education president is reppin' his beloved #CPSZEBRAPRIDE backpack at training in Dallas, TX. Everyone here knows he carries his Zebras on his back, literally and figuratively. Remember, it does not matter how far you go - just wear your Zebra logo and send it to jbrace@claremore.k12.ok.us.
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
man with backpack
In today's entry in our #ZebraTravelDiaries, Ms. Nicks, the Site Teacher of the Year for Westside, with her niece and nephew are in their #CPSZEBRAPRIDE on a dock in Marathon, FL. All three are Zebras, two at Westside and one at WRJH. Remember, it does not matter how far you go - just wear your Zebra logo and send it to jbrace@claremore.k12.ok.us.
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
people in their zebra gear on a dock
Claremore FFA had 3 students participate in the State Agriscience Fair. Students began working on their projects during the first term of the school year. CPS Winners 🏆 State Runner-Up: McKenzie Boyer (8th) conducted a project in the Social Science Division I. 🏆 State Runner-Up: Hunter Drake (11th) and Jonathon Burchett (12th) did a team project in the Food Products and Processing Division VI. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
FFA members accepting plaque
FFA members in front of a project
FFA members accepting plaque
FFA members in front of a project
Tonight we watch our Zebra Alum, Garrett Wood, Ole Miss #40, take on the OU Sooners in the first of the MCWS baseball championship series. We are proud that Garrett continues to live out our motto… Excellence For All - Excellence From All. We are routing for you! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE #OnceAZebraAlwaysAZebra
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
OU & Old Miss
Garrett in uniform
Where else would you find a teacher but in the BIG APPLE! Today's entry in our #ZebraTravelDiaries is Mrs. Jennifer Perry Lewis, a teacher at Catalayah, who spent some time in New York City this summer in her #CPSZEBRAPRIDE. Remember, it does not matter how far you go - just wear your Zebra logo and send it to jbrace@claremore.k12.ok.us.
almost 3 years ago, CPS Communications
teacher on street
Teacher in a apple
teacher in front of the MET
teacher on wall street