Claremore High School

BLOCK 3 FINALS - March 14th and 15th - Attendance and grades are important!!!

In a unique and engaging session at Claremore High School, Skills USA students were recently treated to a practical lesson on the art of tying a necktie by none other than their Assistant Principal, Mr. Grisham. With meticulous attention to detail and a dash of humor, Mr. Grisham guided the students through the intricacies of the perfect knot, ensuring they were well-equipped with a skill that extends beyond the classroom. As these talented students gear up for the upcoming District Competition on Friday, March 1, 2024, may their newly acquired necktie prowess serve as a symbol of their dedication and determination. Best of luck to each participant; may your skills shine bright, and may success be woven into every aspect of your endeavors. Go Claremore High School Skills USA!

Congratulations to the February Student of the Month recipients at our school! This month's honorees are Gabriel Rodriguez, Sawyer Beller, Ethan Boyd, Julia Howard, Will Jones, Alanah Spahr, Kelsei McNabb and Mackenzie Bacon who have demonstrated exceptional dedication, leadership, and academic achievement. They all embody the values of our school community and have contributed significantly to the positive atmosphere at our school. A special acknowledgment goes to Mrs. Bright for being selected February Teacher of the Month. Her guidance and support for students is extraordinary. Congratulations Mrs. Bright, an honor well deserved. Note: not pictured, Kelsei McNabb and Mackenzie Bacon.

Zebra Spotlight: Claremore High School's Will Jones Please click on the links below to learn more about this CHS athlete. https://claremoresportszone.com/2024/02/22/claremores-will-jones-athlete-spotlight-presented-by-red-crown-claremore/ https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=859348152870490&set=a.708191417986165 https://twitter.com/VYPEOK/status/1760517105370137009/photo/1

Freshmen will have the opportunity to go on a campus visit to RSU, sponsored by Gearup on Monday, March 4th. Permission slips can be picked up in the counseling office, room 101 and must be turned in by Wednesday, February 28th.

Midwest Sporting Goods will be here Friday, March 1st from 9:45 a.m.-10:30 a.m delivering letter jackets. If you ordered one, the balance must be paid in full with a check or credit card in order to pick up your order.

Seniors - there are several new scholarship applications now available in the counseling office and online through the school website. The Bluejacket Memorial, Smith Family and the RCB Bank scholarships are local scholarships now available online. There is a QR code on the scholarship board outside the counseling office or check in the counseling office for the link.

Here is this week's ZTV News - here you can find stories about the upcoming Mr. Claremore competition, Speech and Debate, and about the Film and literacy class here at CHS taught by Mrs. Andrews. https://youtu.be/abU4sQMeeis

The Claremore High School Band recently took center stage as they hosted the CHS Mid-Winter Band Contest, providing a platform for numerous bands in the area to showcase their contest music for discerning judges. Amidst the musical extravaganza, the Claremore High School Band delivered an exceptional performance, earning Superior Ratings from both judges—the highest accolade attainable. This outstanding achievement not only attests to the band's dedication and skill but also serves as a testament to their commitment to musical excellence. The Mid-Winter Band Contest served as invaluable practice for the upcoming UMKC Concert Band Festival scheduled for March 7th in Kansas City, further sharpening their musical prowess in preparation for the prestigious event. The Claremore High School Band's success at the Mid-Winter Contest sets a promising tone for their future endeavors on the musical stage.

Claremore Zebras Volleyball Tryouts (2024 Season) Be a part of one of the state's best programs! __________ 📅 March 25 and 26th 🕓 Junior High Tryouts - 4:00PM 🕕 High School Tryouts - 6:00 PM __________ 🏐 JUNIOR HIGH - For students who will be 7th and 8th graders for the 2024-25 school year. 🏐 HIGH SCHOOL - For students who will be 9th - 12th graders for the 2024-25 school year. Contact Coach Jackson at derek.jackson@claremore.k12.ok.us

9 Questions with Claremore High Schools Tyler Osgood- Baseball Player Must See! Check out the following links: https://claremoresportszone.com/2024/02/22/9-questions-with-claremore-high-schools-tyler-osgood-presented-by-red-crown-calaremore/ https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=859350332870272&set=a.708191417986165 https://twitter.com/VYPEOK/status/1760518771574243620/photo/1

2024-2025 Claremore Cheer Tryouts Grades 7th -12th Athlete & Parent Meeting Thursday, April 11th Claremore High School Office 6:30pm Learn About the Tryout Process Review Claremore Cheer Expectations Tryout And Clinic 4/23,4/24, 4.25, And 4/26 Claremore Junior High Gym 4-5:30p Coaches Sara Eagleton - sara.eagleton@claremore.k12.ok.us Casey Shere - casey.shere@claremore.k12.ok.us

In Mrs. Grubbs' AP European History class at Claremore High School, an innovative and engaging learning activity took place as students participated in a unique "Speed Dating" event. Channeling the spirit of the Age of Absolutism, students embraced the challenge of dressing up as historical figures from that era. From Louis XIV to Peter the Great, the classroom transformed into a lively historical gathering. As students rotated through their encounters, they engaged in conversations to explore the similarities and differences between the various monarchs and leaders of the Age of Absolutism. This hands-on and immersive approach not only brought history to life but also provided students with a deeper understanding of the political, social, and cultural dynamics of the time period. Mrs. Grubbs' innovative teaching methods continue to inspire a love for history and critical thinking among her students at Claremore High School.

A college representative from the University of Oklahoma will be on campus February 23rd in the Think Tank during Encore. Plan to attend for more information.

College Rep on Campus: University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma will be on campus February 22 during Encore. Plan to attend for more information.

A college representative from the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma and Labette Community College will be on campus February 22 during Encore. Plan to attend for more information.

Are you a current sophomore or junior thinking about concurrent for Fall 2024? Watch this short video for more info. https://youtu.be/xCusyZppGM0 Contact GEAR UP if you have questions.

Come support your CHS Zebra Baseball teams this weekend. Varsity at Union 4:30 p.m. and JV will play at 5:00 p.m. Varsity will also play Saturday in Pryor at 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

Here is the link to this week's ZTV News: https://youtu.be/DInOzkrjms0 In this ZTV we discussed Oscar predictions, national signing day for our student athletes, a basketball season recap, the wrestling team, and the results of the blood drive here at CHS. Have a great weekend and GO ZEBRAS!

NE Tech is holding their next Driver Education class Saturday, February 24th at the Claremore Tech campus from 8am-6pm. The class is almost full but there are still a few spots open. If you are interested, you can call them at (918) 342-8066. We won’t have another class until March 16th. You must be at least 15 years old to enroll. NE Tech is now offering the driving test at its Claremore campus. For more information contact adouthitt@claremore.k12.ok.us or stop by his classroom room 406.