




Get your 2025 yearbook for $75 until November 14th β after that, the price increases to $85.
π Donβt wait β buy yours today!
Purchase your yearbook at Jostens.com
or stop by Ms. Wardenβs Room (613).
π© Questions?
Contact Yearbook Sponsor Ms. Warden at jwardent@claremore.k12.ok.us

Join us Tuesday, October 28th in Room 300 during both lunches!
You only need to attend during your lunch period β and yes, food is provided! π
π¬ Questions?
Contact Ms. Hoover at jhoover@claremore.k12.ok.us

Tryouts will be held November 4th and 6th from 4:00β6:00 PM in the High School Band Room.
π No Experience Needed! π
If youβre interested in joining the Winter Guard Team, scan the QR code on posters throughout the building or stop by Coach Spinksβ Room (108) for more information.
π§ Contact: liezel.spinks@claremore.k12.ok.us
Donβt miss your chance to be part of this exciting and competitive team β see you at tryouts!

πRed Ribbon Spirit Week π
Letβs show our support for SADD and bring awareness through spirit and style!
Join in the fun all week long β dress up, spread positivity, and make smart choices!
Monday, Oct. 27 β Superhero Day
π¦ΈββοΈ Be a Superhero, Be Drug Free!
Tuesday, Oct. 28 β Team Jersey Day
π Team Up Against Drugs!
Wednesday, Oct. 29 β Mismatched Day
𧦠Donβt Get Mixed Up in Drugs!
Thursday, Oct. 30 β Twin Day
π― Support Each Other Against Doing Drugs!
Friday, Oct. 31 β Red & Zebra Spirit Day
π΄π¦ Zebras Donβt Do Drugs!
Students may wear costumes β no props, toy weapons, or blood, and costumes must meet dress code.

Nominated and voted on by her peers, Mrs. Bright is a dedicated Special Education teacher with over 20 years of experience in the classroom. She continually goes above and beyond to support her students, creating an environment where every learner feels valued and capable.
Her compassion, professionalism, and leadership make her an incredible teammate and a trusted mentor to new teachers. We are so proud to celebrate her commitment to excellence and the impact she makes every single day.



The Young Republican Club will meet during 1st and 2nd lunch in the Maker Space on Thursday, October 23rd.
Just pick up your lunch and join us!
This will be our first meeting of the year, so if youβre curious about what weβre all about, everyone is welcome to attend.
Weβll continue to meet monthly for the remainder of the school year.

What an incredible day filled with fun, games, dancing, and community! Our Student Council worked tirelessly to prepare and welcome students from schools across District 6.
Weβre so proud of our students for representing Claremore with excellence and spirit β what a memorable day for everyone involved!




Does your business offer resources or scholarships to local graduates? If so, we want to hear from you!
This November, Claremore High School's National Honor Society will host a College Connection Night for all Rogers County Juniors & Seniors. Your support and resources help set our students up for success!
π Please email Amy Jahn at amy.jahn@claremore.k12.ok.us to share how your business can be part of this incredible opportunity to invest in the future of our community.






π Wednesday, November 19, 2025
π8:00AMβ10:00AM and 4:00PMβ6:00PM
πCPS Enrollment Center β Gym (101 W. 11th Street, Claremore)
First-come, first-served, while supplies last.
Students must be enrolled in Claremore Public Schools.
Register β‘οΈ https://forms.gle/aaDPTNYgChUxEgt4A
This event is brought to you by CPS School-Based Social Workers.
There will be a box for anyone who wants to drop by and donate clean, gently used clothing or coats for future use.

Claremore High School invites you to an evening of networking, learning, and preparing for your future! Meet with representatives from Oklahoma State University, Wichita State University, and many more colleges and universities.
π Wednesday, November 6
π 6:00β7:30 PM
π Claremore High School STEM Building
π‘ Donβt miss the special presentation by Sarah Adcock and a hands-on FAFSA workshop hosted by the RSU Office of Financial Aid.
π Free food provided!
Hosted by Claremore High School & NHS
Students are diving into the Homestead Act, Dawes Act, and Curtis Act β key pieces of legislation that set the stage for the Land Run of 1889. Through these lessons, students are uncovering how government policies continued to impact Native American tribes in Indian Territory.









Through hands-on experiments, they learned how air temperature, weight, and volume affect lift and flight. Itβs all about applying science to real-world aviation concepts!
Join us Wednesday, October 15 at 3:45 PM in the STEM Building Makerspace!
Math Club will continue to meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month after school in the Makerspace.
For more information, contact CAPT. Rutan at ronald.rutan@claremore.k12.ok.us

Technology is revolutionizing the way hospitals operate, particularly in the fast-paced environment of the Emergency Room (ER). By reimagining the ER experience through the integration of advanced technologies, hospitals can greatly improve patient outcomes, efficiency, and overall satisfaction. Digital triage systems powered by artificial intelligence can prioritize patients more accurately and reduce waiting times. Electronic health records and real-time data sharing allow medical teams to make faster, more informed decisions. Wearable devices and remote monitoring tools provide continuous updates on patient vitals, ensuring critical changes are detected immediately. Biomedical Innovation students are examining how to create efficiencies in the hospital emergency room visit. The CHS Biomedical students visited the ER in September and are now conducting research and models on how to improve the ER experience.



G β Get your grade up
R β Read
I β Independent study
T β Test/quiz
By bringing G.R.I.T. to life in her Spanish I and II classes, sheβs helping students work toward Excellence. G.R.I.T. Day #1 was a success as students focused on missing assignments, retest qualifiers, essays, and tests!


