🧪 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!
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
🧪 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!
🧪 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!
🧪 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!
🧪 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!
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
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
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
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!
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
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!
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!
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!
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!
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!
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!
🌤️ 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! 🔬🌎
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
🌤️ 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 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 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 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 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! 🔬🌎
🦓 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/
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
🦓 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/
🦓 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/
📐 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! 🔺📏
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
📐 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! 🔺📏
Ayden needs our votes! VOTE & SHARE https://tulsaworld.com/sports/high-school/
about 1 month ago, CPS Communications
list of eligible players.
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!
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
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!
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!
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!
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.
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
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
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
📚 Learning from One Another! 🦓

Our teachers spent part of the summer attending ACT training, and during professional development, they came back ready to share what they learned with their colleagues!

We love seeing our teachers learn, collaborate, and share ideas with one another. The best professional development happens when we learn from each other!
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
📚 Learning from One Another! 🦓 Our teachers spent part of the summer attending ACT training, and during professional development, they came back ready to share what they learned with their colleagues! We love seeing our teachers learn, collaborate, and share ideas with one another. The best professional development happens when we learn from each other!
📚 Learning from One Another! 🦓 Our teachers spent part of the summer attending ACT training, and during professional development, they came back ready to share what they learned with their colleagues! We love seeing our teachers learn, collaborate, and share ideas with one another. The best professional development happens when we learn from each other!
🎨 CHS senior Kellie Stuard is making her mark in the art world!

Kellie earned a National Silver Medal from Scholastic for her pastel self-portrait—an incredible accomplishment in one of the nation’s most prestigious recognition programs for creative teens. Her award-winning artwork was published in Scholastic Magazine, and she received a medal recognizing her achievement.

With more than a quarter million artworks submitted each year, earning this recognition is no small feat. Kellie’s award-winning drawing is currently on display at Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas!

Kellie has also earned numerous awards through Young Talent in Oklahoma, the Sutton Wildlife Art Competition, and the Young People’s Art Exhibit.

Congratulations to Kellie and her instructor, Mrs. Hoffer, who was also honored with a medal recognizing her work as Kellie’s teacher! We can’t wait to see what Kellie accomplishes during her senior year!
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
🎨 CHS senior Kellie Stuard is making her mark in the art world! Kellie earned a National Silver Medal from Scholastic for her pastel self-portrait—an incredible accomplishment in one of the nation’s most prestigious recognition programs for creative teens. Her award-winning artwork was published in Scholastic Magazine, and she received a medal recognizing her achievement. With more than a quarter million artworks submitted each year, earning this recognition is no small feat. Kellie’s award-winning drawing is currently on display at Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas! Kellie has also earned numerous awards through Young Talent in Oklahoma, the Sutton Wildlife Art Competition, and the Young People’s Art Exhibit. Congratulations to Kellie and her instructor, Mrs. Hoffer, who was also honored with a medal recognizing her work as Kellie’s teacher! We can’t wait to see what Kellie accomplishes during her senior year!
🎨 CHS senior Kellie Stuard is making her mark in the art world! Kellie earned a National Silver Medal from Scholastic for her pastel self-portrait—an incredible accomplishment in one of the nation’s most prestigious recognition programs for creative teens. Her award-winning artwork was published in Scholastic Magazine, and she received a medal recognizing her achievement. With more than a quarter million artworks submitted each year, earning this recognition is no small feat. Kellie’s award-winning drawing is currently on display at Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas! Kellie has also earned numerous awards through Young Talent in Oklahoma, the Sutton Wildlife Art Competition, and the Young People’s Art Exhibit. Congratulations to Kellie and her instructor, Mrs. Hoffer, who was also honored with a medal recognizing her work as Kellie’s teacher! We can’t wait to see what Kellie accomplishes during her senior year!
🎨 CHS senior Kellie Stuard is making her mark in the art world! Kellie earned a National Silver Medal from Scholastic for her pastel self-portrait—an incredible accomplishment in one of the nation’s most prestigious recognition programs for creative teens. Her award-winning artwork was published in Scholastic Magazine, and she received a medal recognizing her achievement. With more than a quarter million artworks submitted each year, earning this recognition is no small feat. Kellie’s award-winning drawing is currently on display at Crystal Bridges Museum in Arkansas! Kellie has also earned numerous awards through Young Talent in Oklahoma, the Sutton Wildlife Art Competition, and the Young People’s Art Exhibit. Congratulations to Kellie and her instructor, Mrs. Hoffer, who was also honored with a medal recognizing her work as Kellie’s teacher! We can’t wait to see what Kellie accomplishes during her senior year!
🦷🥐 Thank You, The Brace Place!

A huge thank you to The Brace Place for providing a delicious breakfast for our teachers during professional development! We truly appreciate your generosity and continued support of our CHS staff.

Thank you for helping us start the day off right!
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
🦷🥐 Thank You, The Brace Place! A huge thank you to The Brace Place for providing a delicious breakfast for our teachers during professional development! We truly appreciate your generosity and continued support of our CHS staff. Thank you for helping us start the day off right!
Back in June, sophomore Ellyanna had an incredible week in Kentucky competing at the Junior Hunter Finals with her horse, Pip! Competing against a highly competitive field of 67 riders, Ellyanna and Pip proved to be an incredible dynamic duo.

A few highlights from their week include:

⭐️ 14th Place – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Classic
⭐️ 17th Overall – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under

Competing at this level requires dedication, countless hours of practice, and a strong partnership between horse and rider. We are so proud of Ellyanna for representing Claremore High School and showing that our Zebras are making their mark both in and out of the classroom!
about 1 month ago, Claremore High School
Back in June, sophomore Ellyanna had an incredible week in Kentucky competing at the Junior Hunter Finals with her horse, Pip! Competing against a highly competitive field of 67 riders, Ellyanna and Pip proved to be an incredible dynamic duo. A few highlights from their week include: ⭐️ 14th Place – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Classic ⭐️ 17th Overall – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Competing at this level requires dedication, countless hours of practice, and a strong partnership between horse and rider. We are so proud of Ellyanna for representing Claremore High School and showing that our Zebras are making their mark both in and out of the classroom!
Back in June, sophomore Ellyanna had an incredible week in Kentucky competing at the Junior Hunter Finals with her horse, Pip! Competing against a highly competitive field of 67 riders, Ellyanna and Pip proved to be an incredible dynamic duo. A few highlights from their week include: ⭐️ 14th Place – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Classic ⭐️ 17th Overall – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Competing at this level requires dedication, countless hours of practice, and a strong partnership between horse and rider. We are so proud of Ellyanna for representing Claremore High School and showing that our Zebras are making their mark both in and out of the classroom!
Back in June, sophomore Ellyanna had an incredible week in Kentucky competing at the Junior Hunter Finals with her horse, Pip! Competing against a highly competitive field of 67 riders, Ellyanna and Pip proved to be an incredible dynamic duo. A few highlights from their week include: ⭐️ 14th Place – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Classic ⭐️ 17th Overall – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Competing at this level requires dedication, countless hours of practice, and a strong partnership between horse and rider. We are so proud of Ellyanna for representing Claremore High School and showing that our Zebras are making their mark both in and out of the classroom!
Back in June, sophomore Ellyanna had an incredible week in Kentucky competing at the Junior Hunter Finals with her horse, Pip! Competing against a highly competitive field of 67 riders, Ellyanna and Pip proved to be an incredible dynamic duo. A few highlights from their week include: ⭐️ 14th Place – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Classic ⭐️ 17th Overall – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Competing at this level requires dedication, countless hours of practice, and a strong partnership between horse and rider. We are so proud of Ellyanna for representing Claremore High School and showing that our Zebras are making their mark both in and out of the classroom!
Back in June, sophomore Ellyanna had an incredible week in Kentucky competing at the Junior Hunter Finals with her horse, Pip! Competing against a highly competitive field of 67 riders, Ellyanna and Pip proved to be an incredible dynamic duo. A few highlights from their week include: ⭐️ 14th Place – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Classic ⭐️ 17th Overall – Large Junior 3’3” 15 & Under Competing at this level requires dedication, countless hours of practice, and a strong partnership between horse and rider. We are so proud of Ellyanna for representing Claremore High School and showing that our Zebras are making their mark both in and out of the classroom!
Tonight's Football Livestream https://youtube.com/live/egSLvKNZJFM?feature=share #CPSZEBRAPRIDE
about 2 months ago, CPS Communications
CHS’s award-winning Academic Bowl team kicked off the year with a fun and friendly trivia round robin. Students teamed up to compete in a variety of trivia games, sharpening their skills, challenging their brains, and preparing for the upcoming Academic Bowl season.
about 2 months ago, Claremore High School
CHS’s award-winning Academic Bowl team kicked off the year with a fun and friendly trivia round robin. Students teamed up to compete in a variety of trivia games, sharpening their skills, challenging their brains, and preparing for the upcoming Academic Bowl season.
CHS’s award-winning Academic Bowl team kicked off the year with a fun and friendly trivia round robin. Students teamed up to compete in a variety of trivia games, sharpening their skills, challenging their brains, and preparing for the upcoming Academic Bowl season.
CHS’s award-winning Academic Bowl team kicked off the year with a fun and friendly trivia round robin. Students teamed up to compete in a variety of trivia games, sharpening their skills, challenging their brains, and preparing for the upcoming Academic Bowl season.
CHS’s award-winning Academic Bowl team kicked off the year with a fun and friendly trivia round robin. Students teamed up to compete in a variety of trivia games, sharpening their skills, challenging their brains, and preparing for the upcoming Academic Bowl season.
CHS’s award-winning Academic Bowl team kicked off the year with a fun and friendly trivia round robin. Students teamed up to compete in a variety of trivia games, sharpening their skills, challenging their brains, and preparing for the upcoming Academic Bowl season.
🦓 Once a Zebra, always a Zebra… and now they’re raising one of their own!

We’re kicking off our 2026–27 Zebra baby announcements with a pretty special addition to the Dazzle! 💙

Grayson Bruce Grimitt recently made his debut, joining two lifelong Zebras—Coach Noah Grimitt and his wife, Brianna, both proud Claremore alumni.

From growing up Zebras themselves to now welcoming the newest little member of Zebra Nation, this one feels a little full circle.

Congratulations, Noah and Brianna! We can’t wait to watch your littlest Zebra grow up surrounded by plenty of red and white. ❤️🦓

Welcome to the Dazzle, Grayson!
about 2 months ago, CPS Communications
baby in white blanket and hat
☀️ The Sunshine Committee brought the sunshine! 🦓

Our Sunshine Committee treated our teachers to a refreshing make-your-own dirty soda station during professional development! 🥤✨

A fun and delicious way to brighten everyone’s day! We appreciate our Sunshine Committee for always finding ways to make our staff feel special.
about 2 months ago, Claremore High School
☀️ The Sunshine Committee brought the sunshine! 🦓 Our Sunshine Committee treated our teachers to a refreshing make-your-own dirty soda station during professional development! 🥤✨ A fun and delicious way to brighten everyone’s day! We appreciate our Sunshine Committee for always finding ways to make our staff feel special.
☀️ The Sunshine Committee brought the sunshine! 🦓 Our Sunshine Committee treated our teachers to a refreshing make-your-own dirty soda station during professional development! 🥤✨ A fun and delicious way to brighten everyone’s day! We appreciate our Sunshine Committee for always finding ways to make our staff feel special.
Our CHS staff made it to the polls and completed their civic duty! Don't forget to go vote!
about 2 months ago, Claremore High School
Our CHS staff made it to the polls and completed their civic duty! We’re proud of our staff for making their voices heard. GO VOTE!
Our CHS staff made it to the polls and completed their civic duty! We’re proud of our staff for making their voices heard. GO VOTE!
Our CHS staff made it to the polls and completed their civic duty! We’re proud of our staff for making their voices heard. GO VOTE!
Our CHS staff made it to the polls and completed their civic duty! We’re proud of our staff for making their voices heard. GO VOTE!
Our CHS staff made it to the polls and completed their civic duty! We’re proud of our staff for making their voices heard. GO VOTE!
CANNON TEST NOTICE

Please be advised that Claremore High School will be conducting a test of the cannon that will be used to celebrate touchdowns at home football games this season.

📅 Friday, August 28
⏰ 3:30 p.m.
📍 Claremore High School

During the test, you will hear one loud boom. This is only a scheduled test; there is no cause for concern.

Thank you for your understanding as we get ready for Friday nights at Lantow Field! 🏈🦓
about 2 months ago, CPS Communications
psa
Coach McQueen’s students kicked off the school year with a little STEM challenge! Students were challenged to build a tower using everyday items like straws, tape, and rubber bands that could hold a golf ball.

A great way to get students thinking creatively, working together, and putting their problem-solving skills to the test!
about 2 months ago, Claremore High School
Coach McQueen’s students kicked off the school year with a little STEM challenge! Students were challenged to build a tower using everyday items like straws, tape, and rubber bands that could hold a golf ball. A great way to get students thinking creatively, working together, and putting their problem-solving skills to the test!
Coach McQueen’s students kicked off the school year with a little STEM challenge! Students were challenged to build a tower using everyday items like straws, tape, and rubber bands that could hold a golf ball. A great way to get students thinking creatively, working together, and putting their problem-solving skills to the test!
Coach McQueen’s students kicked off the school year with a little STEM challenge! Students were challenged to build a tower using everyday items like straws, tape, and rubber bands that could hold a golf ball. A great way to get students thinking creatively, working together, and putting their problem-solving skills to the test!
Coach McQueen’s students kicked off the school year with a little STEM challenge! Students were challenged to build a tower using everyday items like straws, tape, and rubber bands that could hold a golf ball. A great way to get students thinking creatively, working together, and putting their problem-solving skills to the test!