Heading to the Homecoming Parade Friday?
If you plan to check your student out early on Friday to attend the Homecoming Parade, please let us know as early as possible!
With so many students participating in and attending the parade, Friday afternoon can get VERY busy in the attendance office. The good news? You do not have to come into the school to check your student out!
📞 Call the school OR 📧 Email Mrs. Vincent at chsattend@claremore.k12.ok.us
You can even call or email earlier in the week, and we can enter the early checkout ahead of time.
Your advance notice helps us prepare and keeps hundreds of last-minute checkout requests from hitting Mrs. Vincent all at once on Friday afternoon. We appreciate your help in making the process quicker and smoother for everyone!
🦓 Go Zebras! See you at the parade! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
If you plan to check your student out early on Friday to attend the Homecoming Parade, please let us know as early as possible!
With so many students participating in and attending the parade, Friday afternoon can get VERY busy in the attendance office. The good news? You do not have to come into the school to check your student out!
📞 Call the school OR 📧 Email Mrs. Vincent at chsattend@claremore.k12.ok.us
You can even call or email earlier in the week, and we can enter the early checkout ahead of time.
Your advance notice helps us prepare and keeps hundreds of last-minute checkout requests from hitting Mrs. Vincent all at once on Friday afternoon. We appreciate your help in making the process quicker and smoother for everyone!
🦓 Go Zebras! See you at the parade! #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
** You can even call or email **earlier in the week**, and we can enter the early checkout ahead of time. Your advance notice helps us prepare and keeps hundreds of last-minute checkout requests from hitting Mrs. Vincent all at once on Friday afternoon. We appreciate your help in making the process quicker and smoother for everyone! 🦓 **Go Zebras! See you at the parade!** #CPSZEBRAPRIDE](https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/claremore_public_schools_ar/live_feed_image/image/30065762/large__Y6A6305.JPG)
🎉 HOCO prep starts early in Zebra Nation! 🦓
The freshman class met prior to this week and jumped right into prep! They spent their meeting brainstorming ideas and working on plans for their Homecoming float.
We can’t wait for everyone to see what our newest high school crew has designed! 👀
Go ZEBRAS!
The freshman class met prior to this week and jumped right into prep! They spent their meeting brainstorming ideas and working on plans for their Homecoming float.
We can’t wait for everyone to see what our newest high school crew has designed! 👀
Go ZEBRAS!
ZEBRA MARCHING BAND — IT’S COMPETITION DAY! 🎶
Our Zebras are headed to the Broken Arrow Invitational!
📍 @ Broken Arrow High School
📅 Saturday, September 19th
⏰ Performance – 7:45 PM
🎟 Tickets: $15 all-day access (5 and under free)
Let’s pack the stands, cheer loud, and show that #CPSZebraPride is on the road!
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Our Zebras are headed to the Broken Arrow Invitational!
📍 @ Broken Arrow High School
📅 Saturday, September 19th
⏰ Performance – 7:45 PM
🎟 Tickets: $15 all-day access (5 and under free)
Let’s pack the stands, cheer loud, and show that #CPSZebraPride is on the road!
📌 Disclaimer: This graphic is the property of Claremore Public Schools and may not be altered, redistributed, or used on other accounts. Please share only directly from the official Claremore Public Schools platform.
The future of flight is taking off at CHS! Our Aeronautics students are getting the commercial DJI drone ready for aerial photography, search and rescue, and other UAS missions.
Certified commercial drone operator Haeden Taber is helping train the next generation of Flying Zebras!
Certified commercial drone operator Haeden Taber is helping train the next generation of Flying Zebras!
Graphic Design II raced against time to draw icons after being given one keyword. Icons are an important visual communications tool and building block for logo and identity design. The students were given 60 seconds to draw a simple, clear, concise icon for keywords that got progressively harder. They started with "camera" and ended with "chaos". Some great icon ideas were created, and a lot of fun was had!
➕➖ Why Draw a Number Line When You Can Become One?
Mrs. James’ class got up and moving while learning about positive and negative integers! Students were each given a number and had to work together to organize themselves into a human number line.
Sometimes the best way to learn math is to get off the paper and be the math!
Mrs. James’ class got up and moving while learning about positive and negative integers! Students were each given a number and had to work together to organize themselves into a human number line.
Sometimes the best way to learn math is to get off the paper and be the math!
🦴 Learning the Skeletal System!
Our Health & Nutrition students worked in groups to create skeletal system posters as part of their Body Systems unit. These anchor charts will serve as a helpful reference throughout the unit and beyond!
Our Health & Nutrition students worked in groups to create skeletal system posters as part of their Body Systems unit. These anchor charts will serve as a helpful reference throughout the unit and beyond!
🔎 Biomed Students Investigate a Crime Scene! 🧬
Our Biomed PBS students are putting their forensic skills to the test! A fictional crime scene has been created, and students are using evidence and forensic techniques to piece together what happened.
Right now, students are learning to observe, document, and sketch the scene. Their sketches must be scaled and reproducible—just as they would need to be for use in a real court case.
Our Biomed PBS students are putting their forensic skills to the test! A fictional crime scene has been created, and students are using evidence and forensic techniques to piece together what happened.
Right now, students are learning to observe, document, and sketch the scene. Their sketches must be scaled and reproducible—just as they would need to be for use in a real court case.
You have a question about America's Best High School Homecoming... we have a webpage for that! Check it out https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/o/chs/page/homecoming
September 25th- yes, that's the date for this year's homecoming festivities. This week we added dress-up days, homecoming reps, and more!
Claremore High School NJROTC cadets visited Roosa Elementary to teach students about the proper care, handling, and respect of the American flag.
Students learned how to carry, fold, raise, and lower the flag while also learning why it represents so much to our country.
It was a great opportunity for our cadets to practice leadership, mentorship, and service while sharing their knowledge with younger students.
A big THANK YOU to Roosa Elementary for welcoming our cadets! 🇺🇸 Great job, cadets, for representing Claremore NJROTC with pride and professionalism!
Students learned how to carry, fold, raise, and lower the flag while also learning why it represents so much to our country.
It was a great opportunity for our cadets to practice leadership, mentorship, and service while sharing their knowledge with younger students.
A big THANK YOU to Roosa Elementary for welcoming our cadets! 🇺🇸 Great job, cadets, for representing Claremore NJROTC with pride and professionalism!
Attention EL Parents and Students:
You're invited to attend this optional meeting to learn about our EL program. We appreciate your input! We will be discussing your student's learning and your parental involvement. We will meet at Claremont Elementary on Wednesday, September 16th. We look forward to seeing you next week!
Le invitamos a asistir a esta reunión opcional para conocer nuestro programa de inglés como lengua extranjera (EL). ¡Agradecemos su opinión! Hablaremos sobre el aprendizaje de su hijo/a y su participación como padre/madre. Nos reuniremos en la Escuela Primaria Claremont el miércoles 16 de septiembre. ¡Esperamos verle la próxima semana!
You're invited to attend this optional meeting to learn about our EL program. We appreciate your input! We will be discussing your student's learning and your parental involvement. We will meet at Claremont Elementary on Wednesday, September 16th. We look forward to seeing you next week!
Le invitamos a asistir a esta reunión opcional para conocer nuestro programa de inglés como lengua extranjera (EL). ¡Agradecemos su opinión! Hablaremos sobre el aprendizaje de su hijo/a y su participación como padre/madre. Nos reuniremos en la Escuela Primaria Claremont el miércoles 16 de septiembre. ¡Esperamos verle la próxima semana!
🧪 Precision Meets Accuracy in Biology! 🧪
Our Biology students put their skills to the test with hands-on measurement stations! Students worked together, followed directions, and applied what they learned about precision and accuracy to complete each challenge correctly.
A great opportunity to turn classroom learning into real-world lab experience!
Our Biology students put their skills to the test with hands-on measurement stations! Students worked together, followed directions, and applied what they learned about precision and accuracy to complete each challenge correctly.
A great opportunity to turn classroom learning into real-world lab experience!
Per Claremore Public Schools district policy, written parent/guardian consent is required before any medication—including over-the-counter medications such as Ibuprofen—can be administered at school.
During the first few weeks of school, we have temporarily contacted parents/guardians by phone to obtain verbal consent when medication was needed.
Beginning September 14, 2026, medications will not be administered without the required written consent on file.
Parents/guardians should complete the Student Health History and Consent Form for the 2026–2027 school year and have their student return the completed form to the Claremore High School front office.
This requirement helps us follow district policy and ensure the safety and well-being of all our students.
The form can be found on the Claremore Public Schools website under Student Health Information & Forms: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/page/health
During the first few weeks of school, we have temporarily contacted parents/guardians by phone to obtain verbal consent when medication was needed.
Beginning September 14, 2026, medications will not be administered without the required written consent on file.
Parents/guardians should complete the Student Health History and Consent Form for the 2026–2027 school year and have their student return the completed form to the Claremore High School front office.
This requirement helps us follow district policy and ensure the safety and well-being of all our students.
The form can be found on the Claremore Public Schools website under Student Health Information & Forms: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/page/health
Art 1 students kicked off the year with their first clay project: imaginative dragon eye sculptures!
This hands-on project challenged students to transform a lump of clay into a three-dimensional mythical creature eye while exploring texture, craftsmanship, and creative design. It was the perfect way to spark creativity and set the tone for a year of bold, original art-making!
This hands-on project challenged students to transform a lump of clay into a three-dimensional mythical creature eye while exploring texture, craftsmanship, and creative design. It was the perfect way to spark creativity and set the tone for a year of bold, original art-making!
🌤️ Aeronautics 1 Explores Atmospheric Pressure! ✈️
Aeronautics 1 students learned about atmospheric pressure by building their own barometers using everyday materials. They recorded their starting measurements and will leave their barometers untouched for 24 hours to observe changes in water levels as weather conditions change.
Hands-on learning at its best! 🔬🌎
Aeronautics 1 students learned about atmospheric pressure by building their own barometers using everyday materials. They recorded their starting measurements and will leave their barometers untouched for 24 hours to observe changes in water levels as weather conditions change.
Hands-on learning at its best! 🔬🌎
🦓 Homecoming shirt orders are now open! 🎉
Check out the options and get your order in before the deadline on September 8th!
https://zebrahomecoming.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
Check out the options and get your order in before the deadline on September 8th!
https://zebrahomecoming.itemorder.com/shop/sale/
📐 Geometry in the Real World!
Our Geometry students took learning beyond the classroom and into the Makerspace to identify points, lines, and planes in real-life scenarios. From structures to everyday objects, students are seeing how geometry is all around us! 🔺📏
Our Geometry students took learning beyond the classroom and into the Makerspace to identify points, lines, and planes in real-life scenarios. From structures to everyday objects, students are seeing how geometry is all around us! 🔺📏
A huge thank you to the National Guard for providing a delicious breakfast for our teachers during professional development! We always appreciate your generosity and continued support of our CHS staff.
Thank you for helping us fuel up and start the school year strong!
Thank you for helping us fuel up and start the school year strong!
After a week of leadership training, CHS NJROTC cadets attended the Rogers County Sheriff’s Barbecue Fundraiser on July 31, where they enjoyed fellowship and proudly represented Claremore High School.
Cadets also learned about the history of the Eternal Flame, gaining a deeper appreciation for the traditions and legacy of the NJROTC program.
Thank you to the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office for their hospitality and support. Bravo Zulu to our cadets for their outstanding leadership and professionalism.
Cadets also learned about the history of the Eternal Flame, gaining a deeper appreciation for the traditions and legacy of the NJROTC program.
Thank you to the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office for their hospitality and support. Bravo Zulu to our cadets for their outstanding leadership and professionalism.
