EARN CASH FOR HOURS SERVED - LIMITED TO $200
GET OUR CHEROKEE YOUTH INVOLVED.
Cherokee Nation will pay Cherokee youth ($200 for 20 hours)of service to help the elderly or non-profit organizations with special projects from yard work to trash clean up etc...
Applicants must be 10 years of age or older. See application pages 1-4 in post below or use the download link to download pdf http://tinyurl.com/3ybdyxa2 for printing out and returning via mail or in-person.
You can call Cherokee Nation 918-453-5000, ask for“Cherokee First” for more information. #cherokee, #cherokeenation, #community
REMINDER - In honor of Presidents Day, Claremore Public Schools will be closed on February 19, 2024.
You can find the full academic calendar on our website: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/page/academic-calendars
During Counselor's Week, we extend our heartfelt gratitude and admiration to the incredible counselors at Claremore High School – Mrs. Grace, Mrs. Vanaman, and Mrs. Morgan. These dedicated professionals play an integral role in shaping the academic and personal journey of each student. Their unwavering commitment is evident as they tirelessly provide individual counseling, offer guidance on test preparation, and meticulously review transcripts to ensure students are on the right track. Beyond these essential tasks, they offer a myriad of other services that contribute to the overall success and well-being of the Claremore High School community. Their compassion, expertise, and tireless efforts create a supportive environment where students thrive, making Claremore High School a place of growth and achievement. We celebrate and thank Mrs. Grace, Mrs. Vanaman, and Mrs. Morgan for their invaluable contributions during Counselor's Week and throughout the entire school year.
In Claremore High School's Psychology class, under the guidance of Mr. Greenland, students delved into the fascinating realm of sensation and perception. The class embarked on a comprehensive exploration of how vision is intricately processed in the brain, laying the foundation for a captivating experiment. Students were blindfolded, effectively depriving them of sight, as they navigated through the familiar halls of Claremore High School. This experiential exercise aimed to demonstrate how the absence of one sense could heighten others. As they embarked on this sensory adventure, students found themselves attuned to a heightened level of smells, temperature changes, sounds, and movements. The experiment not only provided a hands-on understanding of sensory processes but also left a lasting impression on the students, fostering a deeper appreciation for the intricate workings of the human mind.
Officer Nate Turman, the dedicated School Resource Officer at Claremore High School, brings 11 years of invaluable experience from the Claremore Police Department to his role, with the past 2 years specifically devoted to serving the school community. Officer Turman's lifelong desire to serve others and his community finds fulfillment in his position at CHS, where his primary responsibility is ensuring the safety and well-being of every individual within the school premises. Beyond his duty as a law enforcement officer, Officer Turman focuses on building meaningful relationships with students, viewing himself as a mentor to guide and support them. With a profound belief that the formative years spent in high school are the best part of life, he encourages all CHS students to cherish their time at the school, imparting not only a sense of security but also a positive and enriching experience for everyone under his watchful care.
Valentine/Kindness Week Dress Up Days💜
2/12-Don't sleep on Kindness! Wear PJ's.....
2/13-Kindness always Wins! Jersey Day.....
2/14-Color = Status: Wear White if you're Single, Wear Pink if it's Complicated or Wear Red if you're Taken......
2/15-Brighten someone's day! Wear Neon.....
2/16-Wear your Kindness Week shirt or Wear Purple💜
Seniors - there are currently several scholarship applications available in the counseling office, room 101. The Chamber of Commerce and Pafford Medical Services scholarships are both local scholarships.
Senior Guys - this is a reminder if you are interested in participating in Mr. Claremore this year to please see Mrs. Grace in the counseling office, room 101. The deadline to enter the talent contest is Feb. 23rd.
The Claremore High School Biomedical Innovation students are working to increase the efficiency of the hospital Emergency Room. Hospitals and emergency care centers strive to provide quality care to all who enter, but time is of the essence. Timely patient care can make the difference between life and death. Therefore, it is the mission of CHS Biomedical Innovations class to design an emergency department that takes efficient patient care to the next level. Using knowledge the teams have gleaned in the Biomedical Science program regarding emergency medical careers, diagnostic testing and patient evaluation, human body systems, and medical interventions, our students have analyzed the workings of an emergency room, identified inefficiencies, and worked to design a more efficient emergency medicine delivery system. Thank you Mr. Riggs for providing these excellent opportunities for students to expand their knowledge and creativity for the purpose of serving others.
EARN CASH FOR HOURS SERVED - LIMITED TO $200
GET OUR CHEROKEE YOUTH INVOLVED.
Cherokee Nation will pay Cherokee youth ($200 for 20 hours)of service to help the elderly or non-profit organizations with special projects from yard work to trash clean up etc...
Applicants must be 10 years of age or older. See application pages 1-4 in post below or use the download link to download pdf http://tinyurl.com/3ybdyxa2 for printing out and returning via mail or in-person.
You can call Cherokee Nation 918-453-5000, ask for“Cherokee First” for more information. #cherokee, #cherokeenation, #community
Mrs. Bright and Ms. Ogden's Environmental Science class have been able to view the drastic changes that can be made from the effects of our weather on the local environment. Students were able to visit the RCC Reserve on January 25th and January 30. The difference that just a couple days makes is remarkable. Students on January 25th viewed the large pond and it was almost completely frozen. Students were able to view deer prints going across the entire expanse of the pond and were able to view turtles sleeping along the edge of the pond under the water but closest to land to stay out of the ice. Students returned on January 30th to see much of the large pond thawed out. They were able to pull in some sheets of the ice that were left floating on it and took some measurements. The wildlife around the lake was different too. The turtles could be seen sunning themselves on the logs and enjoying the warmer temperatures and the sun. Mrs. Bright's Environmental Science class will be going back several times a month to take data on the changes in specific areas surrounding the large pond. They will be documenting all of their data and sharing it with others.
Claremore High School Class of 2024 Senior Shirts are now on sale. Orders must be placed by February 11th and will be delivered to CHS. https://chs2024seniors.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Order your Valentine a special treat! ❤️❤️❤️ Valentine's Day Cupcakes 🧁🧁will be on sale at the Red Hut February 7th, 8th and 9th. Cupcakes are $5.00 and will be delivered February 14💕 to 2nd and 3rd hours. Contact StuCo during the 2nd hour, room 611, if you have any questions.
Order your Claremore High School Golf gear here. Orders are due by Tuesday, February 13th. https://midwestteamsports.chipply.com/ClaremoreGolf/store.aspx
The CHS Baseball program is hosting their annual Fiesta Dinner. February 10, 2024 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m in the Claremore High School Cafeteria. $12 per ticket per meal, includes drink and dessert. Silent Auction to follow. Contact any CHS baseball player or jonathan.gelnar@claremore.k12.ok.us for tickets.
Congratulations to Gage Deckard, Campbell Crum, Elizabeth Reedy, Karly Shisler, Mia Linares, Rishi Patel, Sophia Ortiz, and Scotland Morrison for their outstanding achievement in being selected as Claremore High School's January Students of the Month. This well-deserved recognition reflects their commitment to academic excellence, leadership, and positive contributions to the school community. Their hard work and dedication serve as an inspiration to their peers and contribute to the overall success and spirit of Claremore High School. Well done to these exceptional students!
A representative from Oklahoma State University will be here this Thursday, Feb 1st during encore in the Think Tank to give information or answer questions regarding OSU.
A representative from Tulsa Community College will be here on Thurs. Feb. 8th during encore in the think tank.
If you are planning to attend Rogers State University as a Freshman college student you have the opportunity for an automatic admission day. The RSU representative will be here on Feb. 8th. If you are interested please sign up in the counseling office for a specific time that day.
This Wednesday is ZAP so students will report to their ZAP advisor on Wednesday during encore. All SENIORS need to report to the cafeteria for ZAP.
Attention all senior guys - this year you have the opportunity to show off your talents in the Mr. Claremore competition. If you are interested in competing in this Claremore tradition please see Mrs. Grace in the counseling office, room 101 to get more information.
In this ZTV we discussed one of our smaller clubs you can join - Book Club! A sports update about our basketball team, our district champion wrestling team, as well as some information with Mrs. Biswell about how vaping affects students here at CHS. Here is the ZTV News for this week: https://youtu.be/qtlJdEkzdvs
