Starting the year off the right way π₯β¨
A massive salad bar to kick things off, thanks to our amazing Sunshine Committee and AXH! From fresh toppings to delicious options, staff truly got to βLettuce Indulgeβ and enjoy a healthy, happy start to the year.
Weβre feeling refreshed, appreciated, and ready for a great year ahead!
A massive salad bar to kick things off, thanks to our amazing Sunshine Committee and AXH! From fresh toppings to delicious options, staff truly got to βLettuce Indulgeβ and enjoy a healthy, happy start to the year.
Weβre feeling refreshed, appreciated, and ready for a great year ahead!



π ASVAB Testing Opportunity π
The ASVABβan assessment that measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and career successβwill be offered Tuesday, February 4th at 8:30 a.m. in the Library.
Interested in taking the ASVAB? Please stop by Room 101 to see Mrs. Rehanek and sign up.
Plan ahead and take advantage of this great opportunity!
The ASVABβan assessment that measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and career successβwill be offered Tuesday, February 4th at 8:30 a.m. in the Library.
Interested in taking the ASVAB? Please stop by Room 101 to see Mrs. Rehanek and sign up.
Plan ahead and take advantage of this great opportunity!

Biomedical Innovations students began an in-depth fetal pig dissection, applying their scientific knowledge to systematically explore anatomy from snout to tail.





Claremore High School NJROTC cadets recently volunteered their time to support the Food for Kids program, helping ensure local children have access to nutritious food in the weeks ahead. Working as a team, the cadets assembled 568 food bags for distributionβan outstanding effort that directly benefits families in our community.
Their hard work, teamwork, and willingness to serve reflect the core values of NJROTC and our strong commitment to community service. We are proud of these cadets for making a meaningful difference right here at home.
Their hard work, teamwork, and willingness to serve reflect the core values of NJROTC and our strong commitment to community service. We are proud of these cadets for making a meaningful difference right here at home.



Attention: Please note that there has been a change to our upcoming Parent-Teacher Conferences. The conferences previously scheduled for March 12 will now be held on February 19.
We will open the My Conference Time link soonβplease be on the lookout for further information.
We will open the My Conference Time link soonβplease be on the lookout for further information.

Biomedical Innovations in Action!
Our Biomedical capstone students have been hard at work creating anatomically correct, functioning heart models out of clay! This hands-on challenge pushed students to design models that actually show how blood flows through the heart. By building and testing their own creations, students reinforced key anatomy concepts while bringing complex biological processes to life. Innovation, creativity, and learningβall in one project!
Our Biomedical capstone students have been hard at work creating anatomically correct, functioning heart models out of clay! This hands-on challenge pushed students to design models that actually show how blood flows through the heart. By building and testing their own creations, students reinforced key anatomy concepts while bringing complex biological processes to life. Innovation, creativity, and learningβall in one project!








π Dance Mini Clinic π
π Clinic Dates:
β’ Tuesday, January 27th
β’ Thursday, January 29th
β° Time: 6:00 p.m. β 7:30 p.m.
π Location: Mobra Gym
π Performance:
Halftime of the Girls Basketball Game
π January 30th
π Dougie / New Gym
π§ Who: Pre-K β 6th Grade
π² Pricing:
β’ $35 β Early enrollment (T-shirt included)
β’ $40 β After January 27th (limited shirt supply)
π± Find Us on Facebook:
Claremore Varsity Dance
π§ Questions? Contact:
jwarden@claremore.k12.ok.us
π How to Register:
Print and return the attached registration form, or stop by the CHS Front Office to pick one up.
Spots are limitedβsign up early and dance with us! β¨
π Clinic Dates:
β’ Tuesday, January 27th
β’ Thursday, January 29th
β° Time: 6:00 p.m. β 7:30 p.m.
π Location: Mobra Gym
π Performance:
Halftime of the Girls Basketball Game
π January 30th
π Dougie / New Gym
π§ Who: Pre-K β 6th Grade
π² Pricing:
β’ $35 β Early enrollment (T-shirt included)
β’ $40 β After January 27th (limited shirt supply)
π± Find Us on Facebook:
Claremore Varsity Dance
π§ Questions? Contact:
jwarden@claremore.k12.ok.us
π How to Register:
Print and return the attached registration form, or stop by the CHS Front Office to pick one up.
Spots are limitedβsign up early and dance with us! β¨
ππ§ CONGRATULATIONS! π§ π
2026 Academic Bowl Area Champions!
Our team went a perfect 2β0 at Area, earning their spot at State on January 31st! Theyβll head to State to defend our back-to-back State Championships and chase an incredible THREE-PEAT!
We are so proud of this hardworking, dedicated team. Best of luck at Stateβbring it home!
2026 Academic Bowl Area Champions!
Our team went a perfect 2β0 at Area, earning their spot at State on January 31st! Theyβll head to State to defend our back-to-back State Championships and chase an incredible THREE-PEAT!
We are so proud of this hardworking, dedicated team. Best of luck at Stateβbring it home!

πͺ In Athletic Health and Performance Lab, students put their research into action with sports performance testing! They explored key concepts like validity, reliability, specificity, practicality, safety, ethics, and standardization. Then, they administered tests to their peersβpracticing proper protocols, spotting techniques, and analyzing the results. Science and sport in perfect harmony!
π¦β€οΈ Zebras Building Their Future!
Our student hit the ground running at the Build Your Future event at the Rec Center diving into an interactive, construction- focused experience designed to spark career curiosity and open new doors. From live demonstrations and equipment simulators to expert-led sessions, they explored what the skilled, trades are all aboutβhands-on, high-energy, and full of opportunity.
Last yearβs attendees came back with new skills and fresh confidence, and this yearβs group kept that momentum going. Weβre proud of our Zebras for stepping up, trying new things, and discovering all the possibilities ahead! π§π οΈβ¨







How Sick Is Too Sick For School?
Tis the season in Oklahoma - sniffling, sneezing, coughing, headache, fever, tummy aches, nausea, etc.
We miss our students when they are absent, but sometimes they need to recover at home. How do you make that decision? CPS encourages following the Oklahoma State Department of Health guidelines. These guidelines will help the child recover and prevent the spread of illness to other students and staff.
Click here to read more > https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/951336
Tis the season in Oklahoma - sniffling, sneezing, coughing, headache, fever, tummy aches, nausea, etc.
We miss our students when they are absent, but sometimes they need to recover at home. How do you make that decision? CPS encourages following the Oklahoma State Department of Health guidelines. These guidelines will help the child recover and prevent the spread of illness to other students and staff.
Click here to read more > https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/951336

π ASVAB Testing Opportunity π
The ASVABβan assessment that measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and career successβwill be offered Tuesday, February 4th at 8:30 a.m. in the Library.
Interested in taking the ASVAB? Please stop by Room 101 to see Mrs. Rehanek and sign up.
Plan ahead and take advantage of this great opportunity!
The ASVABβan assessment that measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and career successβwill be offered Tuesday, February 4th at 8:30 a.m. in the Library.
Interested in taking the ASVAB? Please stop by Room 101 to see Mrs. Rehanek and sign up.
Plan ahead and take advantage of this great opportunity!

Biomed Club Members,
ITβS CLUB TIME!
Biomed Club is officially kicking off Tuesday, February 3 at 7:30 AM, and you do not want to miss this first meeting!
We are launching with an action-packed Trauma Relay Simulation led by a professional trauma team. This is not a lecture β this is hands-on, fast-paced, real-world healthcare in action.
Hereβs what to expect:
Trauma Relay Simulation
Students will be divided into small groups
You will rotate through hands-on trauma care stations
Practice emergency response, critical thinking, and rapid decision-making
Followed by a moderated group Q&A and debrief
This experience is designed to introduce you to:
β’ Trauma response & emergency care
β’ High-pressure medical decision-making
β’ Real healthcare career pathways
All Biomed Club members are strongly encouraged to attend this first meeting. This is how we start the year β with intensity, teamwork, and real-world impact.
Letβs show up, get involved, and set the tone for an incredible club year in Biomed.
ITβS CLUB TIME!
Biomed Club is officially kicking off Tuesday, February 3 at 7:30 AM, and you do not want to miss this first meeting!
We are launching with an action-packed Trauma Relay Simulation led by a professional trauma team. This is not a lecture β this is hands-on, fast-paced, real-world healthcare in action.
Hereβs what to expect:
Trauma Relay Simulation
Students will be divided into small groups
You will rotate through hands-on trauma care stations
Practice emergency response, critical thinking, and rapid decision-making
Followed by a moderated group Q&A and debrief
This experience is designed to introduce you to:
β’ Trauma response & emergency care
β’ High-pressure medical decision-making
β’ Real healthcare career pathways
All Biomed Club members are strongly encouraged to attend this first meeting. This is how we start the year β with intensity, teamwork, and real-world impact.
Letβs show up, get involved, and set the tone for an incredible club year in Biomed.
Aviation students took their learning to new heights with the Jet Engine Lab! During this investigation, they explored how jet engines take in air, compress it, and combust itβgaining a hands-on understanding of the power behind flight. ππ₯



Our studio art students are showing off their incredible talent through stunning scratch art pieces! Each work reflects patience, precision, and creativity as students transform simple surfaces into detailed, high-contrast masterpieces. We are so proud of the hard work and artistic vision on displayβwell done to our amazing artists!
π§ Psychology Club Meeting π§
Thursday, January 15th
β° 7:40 a.m.
π Room 505
Come join us to gain an understanding of psychological concepts, enjoy snacks, and participate in a fun activity!
For more information, contact kasandra.sublett@claremore.k12.ok.us
Thursday, January 15th
β° 7:40 a.m.
π Room 505
Come join us to gain an understanding of psychological concepts, enjoy snacks, and participate in a fun activity!
For more information, contact kasandra.sublett@claremore.k12.ok.us

π Future Educators Day at Rogers State University π
RSU is excited to host Future Educators Day on Thursday, February 20, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.!
This event is designed for juniors and seniors who are interested in becoming educators. Students will explore teaching pathways, learn about RSUβs education programs, connect with faculty and current education majors, and experience campus life firsthand.
π Students register here: https://www.rsu.edu/admissions/visit/future-educators-day/
π Important for students: If you attend, please bring back proof of attendance to Mrs. Vincent for attendance purposes.
RSU is excited to host Future Educators Day on Thursday, February 20, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.!
This event is designed for juniors and seniors who are interested in becoming educators. Students will explore teaching pathways, learn about RSUβs education programs, connect with faculty and current education majors, and experience campus life firsthand.
π Students register here: https://www.rsu.edu/admissions/visit/future-educators-day/
π Important for students: If you attend, please bring back proof of attendance to Mrs. Vincent for attendance purposes.

π£ Young Democrats Meeting π£
Young Dems will be having a meeting during both lunches on Thursday, Jan. 15th in Mr. Zβs room.
All interested students are welcome to attend! For more informtion contact zachary.noland@claremore.k12.ok.us
Young Dems will be having a meeting during both lunches on Thursday, Jan. 15th in Mr. Zβs room.
All interested students are welcome to attend! For more informtion contact zachary.noland@claremore.k12.ok.us
Students in AP English Language and Composition created a "Portrait of a Speaker," analyizng how different types of writers create their works. Since rhetoric is the art of persuasion (and rhetoric is everywhere), the students were allowed to choose anything from songs to albums to speeches to short stories to movies. The result is a variety of works representing the student's diverse interests!








π£ Cheer Mini Clinic Announcement π£
Attention parents! The CHS Cheerleaders are hosting a Cheer Mini Clinic for students in grades PreKβ6.
π Clinic Dates:
β’ Tuesday, February 10
β’ Thursday, February 12
β° Time: 6:00β7:30 p.m.
π Location: Claremore High School
β‘οΈ Check in at the front office
Participants will learn a cheer and dance and will have the exciting opportunity to perform at the Varsity Basketball Game on Friday, February 13!
π² Cost: $45
Includes instruction, a cheer shirt, and admission to the game.
π Registration Details:
β’ Register by February 8 to reserve your spot
β’ Payment is due by February 10
β’ Questions? Contact Coach Eagleton at sara.eagleton@claremore.k12.ok.us

