Join us on March 7th for the Hope Race 5K & 10K, hosted by Claremore High School National Honor Society! Through this event, weβre able to invest in our school community, creating opportunities and providing resources that empower our teachers and students to succeed.
π Race Day Schedule
π 1-Mile Fun Run: 8:00 AM
π 5K & 10K: 8:30 AM
π½ All runners receive a FREE t-shirt, and registering now gets you a discounted rate!
Whether youβre racing, jogging, or cheering, come be part of something meaningful and help support Claremore students.
π Register today: https://runsignup.com/claremorehoperace
Run with purpose. Run with hope. β€οΈ

These students were recognized for their hard work, leadership, and commitment to excellence. They were honored at a special luncheon generously provided by our Partners in Education, AXH Air-Coolers. We are so grateful for their continued support of our students and staff!
β¨ 9th Grade: Lydia Rickman & Corbin Erwin
β¨ 10th Grade: Megan Gillispie & Sanji Lee
β¨ 11th Grade: Lucy Mitchell & Raul Perez
β¨ 12th Grade: Sofia Barboza-Sandoval & Nate Jefferson
We would also like to congratulate:
π Teacher of the Month: Coach Shoemaker
π Staff Member of the Month: Mrs. Vincent
Thank you all for the positive impact you make on our school community each day. We are proud of you and thankful to celebrate your achievements!

We are excited to announce that applications are now available for students interested in serving as a Student Aide in our Sports Medicine Program for the 2026β2027 school year!
Applications can be picked up in:
π₯ The Athletic Training Room
π« The Front Office
π Coach Davisβ Room
This is an incredible opportunity for students who are interested in healthcare, athletic training, physical therapy, or other medical careers. Our school takes pride in giving students hands-on experience and real-world exposure in a supportive, professional environment. Being a Student Aide allows you to gain valuable skills, responsibility, and experience that will benefit you far beyond high school.
Application Deadline: March 13th
If youβre interested in being part of this outstanding program, be sure to pick up your application soon!
This milestone marks an exciting achievement for our new Aviation Program, showcasing the dedication, skill, and passion of our students as they take flight into the future of aviation.
We are incredibly proud of our team for representing CHS with excellence. This is just the beginning! ππ«


πCollege & Career Trips Are Coming This Spring at CHS! π
Weβre excited to announce seven college and career exploration trips for our students this spring! These opportunities are made possible through the CHS College and Career Trip Grant, awarded by the CPS Foundation. Campuses were selected using Clearinghouse data to reflect where our graduates most frequently enrollβensuring these visits truly align with our studentsβ postsecondary goals.
Our Senior Mini Trips are designed especially for seniors who are still exploring their options, helping them gain clarity and confidence about their plans after graduation.
π Upcoming Trips:
March 24 β Student Job Fair at Northeast Technology Center (9:40 AM β 11:00 AM)
March 25 β 11th Grade Trip to Oklahoma State University (8:20 AM β 2:00 PM)
April 2 β Senior Mini Trip to Oklahoma State University (8:20 AM β 2:00 PM)
April 8 β Senior Mini Trip to Rogers State University (8:40 AM β 11:30 AM)
April 21β23 β 10th Grade Trip Days at Rogers State University (9:15 AM β 11:10 AM)
May 5 β Senior Mini Trip to Tulsa Community College (9:15 AM β 12:10 PM)
Students interested in attending should stop by Mrs. Adcockβs office to pick up a permission slip.
Our NJROTC Color Guard proudly presented the Colors with precision and professionalism, honoring our nation and school traditions. Their performance showcased NJROTC values of honor, discipline, and teamwork while strengthening the bond with the CHS community.
Weβre proud of our cadets for representing the program with excellence and school spirit!

This Valentineβs Day, Ms. Golbek's Chemistry students got hands-on with liquid nitrogen, exploring its unique physical properties in a super cool (literally!) way. Students spent the day freezing and smashing roses, seeing firsthand how extreme cold changes the world around us. π§ͺβ¨
Even Principal Lee joined in on the fun, getting a front-row seat to the amazing science experiments and cheering on our young scientists. Laughter, learning, and a little bit of smashed petals made for a Valentineβs Day our students wonβt forget!
Science has never been this thrilling β or this chilly!





Graduation is right around the corner, and we are working hard to make sure our seniors have a night to celebrate safely with their classmates at Grad Bash!
Grad Bash provides our graduates with a fun, supervised, and substance-free environment where they can make lasting memories, laugh together one more time, and celebrate all of their accomplishments. Itβs a night designed just for them β filled with food, entertainment, prizes, and plenty of celebration β all in a safe setting that gives families peace of mind.
We need your help to make this special event possible! Your donation goes directly toward creating an incredible experience for our seniors and ensuring every student has the opportunity to attend.
If you would like to contribute, please use the link below to donate:
π https://tinyurl.com/yc7ma6np
Thank you for supporting our graduates and helping us send them off in a way theyβll never forget!
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Join us on March 7th for the Hope Race 5K & 10K, hosted by Claremore High School National Honor Society! Through this event, weβre able to invest in our school community, creating opportunities and providing resources that empower our teachers and students to succeed.
π Race Day Schedule
π 1-Mile Fun Run: 8:00 AM
π 5K & 10K: 8:30 AM
π½ All runners receive a FREE t-shirt, and registering now gets you a discounted rate!
Whether youβre racing, jogging, or cheering, come be part of something meaningful and help support Claremore students.
π Register today: https://runsignup.com/claremorehoperace
Run with purpose. Run with hope. β€οΈ

π§¬π© Learning in motion in Ms. Taylorβs Biology class!
Students took their test review outside with a high-energy twist on Capture the Flag. Each correct answer gave teams a choice: steal a flag from another team or select one from the βflag store.β Every flag held a randomly assigned point valueβkept secret until the endβmaking strategy and teamwork just as important as content knowledge.
When the points were finally revealed, any team could claim the win! Most importantly, students stayed engaged, active, and confident heading into their upcoming tests.
Hands-on, active learning at its best!



Students rotated through hands-on trauma care stations in small groups, practicing emergency response, critical thinking, and rapid decision-making, followed by a moderated group Q&A and debrief with medical professionals.
This immersive experience introduced students to:
β’ Trauma response & emergency care
β’ High-pressure medical decision-making
β’ Real-world healthcare career pathways
π A huge thank you to the Youth Medical Mentors who took time out of their day to lead and inspire our students. We are especially proud that this team included a few Claremore High School alumni, giving our students the opportunity to learn from professionals who once walked the same halls.









Join us on March 7th for the Hope Race 5K & 10K, hosted by Claremore High School National Honor Society! Through this event, weβre able to invest in our school community, creating opportunities and providing resources that empower our teachers and students to succeed.
π Race Day Schedule
π 1-Mile Fun Run: 8:00 AM
π 5K & 10K: 8:30 AM
π½ All runners receive a FREE t-shirt, and registering now gets you a discounted rate!
Whether youβre racing, jogging, or cheering, come be part of something meaningful and help support Claremore students.
π Register today: https://runsignup.com/claremorehoperace
Run with purpose. Run with hope. β€οΈ








Weβre excited to announce seven college and career exploration trips for our students this spring! These opportunities are made possible through the CHS College and Career Trip Grant, awarded by the CPS Foundation. Campuses were selected using Clearinghouse data to reflect where our graduates most frequently enrollβensuring these visits truly align with our studentsβ postsecondary goals.
Our Senior Mini Trips are designed especially for seniors who are still exploring their options, helping them gain clarity and confidence about their plans after graduation.
π Upcoming Trips:
March 4 β 9th Grade Trip to Tulsa Community College (9:15 AM β 12:10 PM)
March 24 β Student Job Fair at Northeast Technology Center (9:40 AM β 11:00 AM)
March 25 β 11th Grade Trip to Oklahoma State University (8:20 AM β 2:00 PM)
April 2 β Senior Mini Trip to Oklahoma State University (8:20 AM β 2:00 PM)
April 8 β Senior Mini Trip to Rogers State University (8:40 AM β 11:30 AM)
April 21β23 β 10th Grade Trip Days at Rogers State University (9:15 AM β 11:10 AM)
May 5 β Senior Mini Trip to Tulsa Community College (9:15 AM β 12:10 PM)
Students interested in attending should stop by Mrs. Adcockβs office to pick up a permission slip.
Students in Coach Davisβs Biology class teamed up to become a living DNA molecule, pairing up as nitrogen bases to follow real base-pairing rules (A with T, C with G). Together they formed a full double helix, showing how genetic information is organized inside every cell.
By building the strand themselves, students could see how structure, bonding, and accuracy all matter β because even one mistake in the sequence can change the final product. Hands-on learning made the code of life a little easier to understand!




We will open the My Conference Time link soonβplease be on the lookout for further information.
We will also be hosting a Senior Parent Meeting that night in the library at 6:00pm. We will be discussing upcoming dates and other important senior information.
We will be having a Senior Class Meeting on Wednesday, February 18, during 5th hour in the PAC.
Please report to your 5th hour class first so attendance can be taken. After attendance, you will be dismissed by intercom to make your way to the PAC.
This meeting will cover important information regarding graduation, senior deadlines, and final semester expectations. Make sure you are present and on time!
Letβs finish strong and make this last semester your best one yet! π

Our team absolutely owned the competition, and we couldnβt be more proud of their talent, confidence, and hard work:
π 1st Place β Humorous Duet
π 2nd Place β Monologue
π₯ 1st Place β Monologue
π 1st Place β Humorous Interpretation
βββββ1st Place β Dramatic Interpretation
βββββ2nd Place β Poetry
π Additional Top Finishes:
1st Place β Novice Lincoln-Douglas Debate
1st Place β Policy Debate
Way to speak with confidence, argue with purpose, and perform with excellence!




Top Placements:
Keylei Hall β 1st Place, Child Care Teacher Aide
Ryan Lile β 3rd Place, New Member Facts
Also representing us with outstanding performances:
Bailey Adamson & Tristin Livingston β Repurpose & Redesign
Emma Warren β Cake Decorating
We are so proud of every student who competed and represented our program so well!
One of CHSβs newest clubs, Interact Club through the Rotary Club, spent their lunch making Valentineβs Day cards that will be delivered with Meals on Wheels to homebound community members! πΈπ Interact is Rotary Internationalβs student service club focused on community service, leadership development, and making a positive impact locally and globally. Members work together on hands-on projects like volunteer events, fundraising, and service activities that help our school, neighbors, and the wider world β all while building friendships and leadership skills.
This club is all about Service Above Self β and everyone is welcome to get involved! For more information, reach out to Mrs. Riedl.

