Claremore Public Schools

Roosa's Native American Club members are working on a basket weaving project. The process has several steps and it is time-consuming. The students cut 11 pieces of reed (spokes) 10 inches long and soaks the reeds before weaving. The soaked reed is inserted into the drilled plywood base. Bringing one spoke over the other until all the spokes are secure. Once that is complete, they start weaving the baskets. They get a long piece of reed and weave it in and out through each spoke until they come to an end, then start over. Midway up the basket, they can insert beads if desired. The process continues until they get to the top of the basket. The basket must stay wet throughout the entire process to weave the reed. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Hot off the PRESS! Mrs. Brunjes-Hall's first prints off the brand new printing press she received! Students are learning how to use it and love what it can do! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

🏆Our TSA students are on a roll!🏆 They won 3rd in Chapter Team at Regionals and qualified for state! They also qualified for state in Leadership Challenge! Way to go, TSA! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Claremont students got to see the Opera Production of Sid the Serpent. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

2022 Metro Lake Conference Champions! ⛳Coach Henderson ⛳Annabelle Vanaman ⛳Caroline Crum ⛳Arlie Gordon ⛳Abbey Hagen ⛳Hadley Abraham #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

It was a great day to be a Zebra at the courts! Claremore’s took home the 1st place team medal, as well as 1st place medals in: 🎾#1 Singles-Preston Peck 🎾#2 Singles-Wade Brasfield 🎾 #1 Boys Doubles-Parker Green and Jesse Choplin 🎾 # 2 Boys Doubles-Michael McHugh and Cole Merriman 🎾 #1 Girls Doubles- Daley Reynolds and Kinsey Singer 🎾 #2 Girls Doubles- Allie Newton and Rylee Yewell #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Who remembers BizTown? What was your job? Post it in the comments. What is BizTown, you ask? JA BizTown combines in-class learning with a day-long visit to a simulated town. This popular learning experience allows elementary school students to operate banks, manage restaurants, write checks, and vote for mayor. Students are able to connect the dots between what they learn in school and the real world. This was such an amazing experience for Claremont's group of 5th graders - lots of fun and learning was had by all, and our students were even complimented by BizTown staff for how great they were the entire day! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

BEFORE GOOGLE... we used a paper-bound dictionary? This skill is still important in a book or online. In 2nd grade students opened the dictionary and discovered the part of speech, pronunciation and definition of words. Words in the dictionary are listed in alphabetical order and grouped by Guide Words found at the top of the page. Take some time to learn a new word and look it up in a dictionary. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

⚡🧠BATTLE OF THE BRAINS🧠⚡ WRJH Academic Team competed in Battle of the Brains last week in Inola and came away with some HARDWARE! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

What a week for our pitching staff this week. 5-0 against some great competition. Come out this week and see them in action. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction- right? In Mrs. Hammack's class, students are studying the Laws of Motion. They made cup rockets to show that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

A few motivated NJROTC cadets had the opportunity to influence the next generation by reading to them in small groups at Claremont. What an awesome experience for our cadets and our Kindergarten students. NJROTC is honored and privileged to be able to serve our schools, in many capacities, this was one of our most rewarding experiences. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Congratulations to the Claremore Zebra Tennis teams who won the Metro Lakes Conference tournament yesterday at Pryor. Tanner Steidly and Molly Andrerws finished 1st - #1 Singles. Wade Brasfield and Rhylee Yewell placed 2nd - #2 Singles. Jessie Choplin and Parker Green finished 1st - #1 Doubles and Daley Reynolds and Kinsey Singer finished 1st - #1 Doubles Michael McHugh and Cole Merriman finished 1st - #2 Doubles Fernanda Hernandez and Ella Ramsey finished 1st - #2 Doubles #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Mrs. Lewis, at Catalayah, did a fun lesson about density. They made a liquid rainbow using a clear glass jar, honey, dish soap, water, olive oil, rubbing alcohol, food coloring. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

🦷🧚‍♂️ HELP WANTED 🦷🧚‍♂️ Mrs. Page's 1st grade class studied tooth fairies and then applied for the job! Applicants had to answer interview questions, including," Do you take good care of your teeth?" Students wrote out their answers with proper sentence structure explaining why they would be a good Tooth Fairy and signed the applications with a fingerprint. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Baseball or Algebra? Which is more fun? How about both! Students in Mrs. Lohmann's class practiced calculating experimental probability by drafting a baseball team and playing 4 inning games against each other. What a great way to make ALGEBRA fun! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

At Monday's Board of Education meeting, members of the board had to privilege to do one of the duties they enjoy most - recognize the accomplishment of CPS students. Swimmers Sylvia Admire and Brenlyn Vickery were recognized for their 6A State Swim Meet performance. Sylvia is the 100 & 200 freestyle STATE CHAMPION. Kai Schultz was recognized for his wrestling STATE RUNNER-UP victory, academic performance with a GPA over 4.0, and 100 win club status. And although the wins are nice, the grit they show, resolve to continue, commitment to excellence, desire to win and motivation to improve they have developed on their way to the "win" that makes us most proud of our student-athletes. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Along with announcements, this week's ZTV features a new series, "Principals Try." This week Dr. Hindenburg tries out for baseball with Carson Young. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE https://youtu.be/TZnlJ5PVc3c

Mrs. Mann’s 2nd grade class at Roosa learned about Amelia Earhart. They learned about how she set records and defied boundaries placed on women at that time. They created airplanes using science standards to help make the best possible planes in honor of her bravery! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE

🎨ART CONTEST🎨 Mrs. Roach entered over 30 pieces of student work into the Young Talent in Oklahoma art contest. Over 600 pieces were entered from all over the state. WRJH had 2 students selected to have their work shown! Way to go Marissa and Maddison. Their work will be displayed at UCO in Edmond. #CPSZEBRAPRIDE