Top Placements:
Keylei Hall – 1st Place, Child Care Teacher Aide
Ryan Lile – 3rd Place, New Member Facts
Also representing us with outstanding performances:
Bailey Adamson & Tristin Livingston – Repurpose & Redesign
Emma Warren – Cake Decorating
We are so proud of every student who competed and represented our program so well!
One of CHS’s newest clubs, Interact Club through the Rotary Club, spent their lunch making Valentine’s Day cards that will be delivered with Meals on Wheels to homebound community members! 🌸💌 Interact is Rotary International’s student service club focused on community service, leadership development, and making a positive impact locally and globally. Members work together on hands-on projects like volunteer events, fundraising, and service activities that help our school, neighbors, and the wider world — all while building friendships and leadership skills.
This club is all about Service Above Self — and everyone is welcome to get involved! For more information, reach out to Mrs. Riedl.





Zebra Families — mark your calendars!
On February 19 at 6:00 PM, we will host a Senior Parent Meeting in the CHS Library. This important meeting will cover all things Class of 2026, including key dates, expectations, and exciting milestones as we head into the final stretch of senior year 🎓
We strongly encourage all senior parents to attend. Can’t make it? No worries — all information shared will be sent out via email.
Let’s finish strong, Zebras! 🤍

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 RSU’s education programs, connect with faculty and current education majors, and experience campus life firsthand.
👉 Students register here: https://www.rsu.edu/admissions/visit/future-educators-day/
📌 Important for students: If you attend, please bring back proof of attendance to Mrs. Vincent for attendance purposes.

Christopher Roosa, son of Apollo 14 astronaut and Claremore High School alumni Stuart Roosa, joined students via Zoom from Kenya. He shared his personal influences and reflected on his father’s remarkable legacy, inspiring the next generation of aviation and aerospace leaders.


Here are a few quotes to ponder as you rest, relax, and ready yourself to finish the school year strong.
🤝"We must dare to be great; and we must realize that greatness is the fruit of toil and sacrifice and high courage." – Teddy Roosevelt
🤝"If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, you are a leader." – John Quincy Adams
🤝"Efforts and courage are not enough without purpose and direction." – John F. Kennedy
Enjoy your long weekend, and make it A Great Day to be a Zebra!

All Lady Zebra Soccer parents are asked to attend a parent meeting TONIGHT, 2/10, at 7:00 PM in the High School Makerspace.
It is imperative that all parents attend so you can meet the coaching staff and go over important information for the upcoming season.
We look forward to seeing everyone there!
We will open the My Conference Time link soon—please be on the lookout for further information.
We will also be hosting a Senior Parent Meeting that night in the library at 6:00pm. We will be discussing upcoming dates and other important senior information.
Claremore High School NJROTC brought home 1st place at the drone competition hosted by Western Heights High School—winning by over 500 points! Cadets competed in events testing precision, speed, and teamwork, including Minesweeper, Slalom, Lap Race, and the Obstacle Course.
This win highlights our cadets’ dedication to STEM, teamwork, and leadership. Congratulations to our NJROTC team on an outstanding performance!

All Lady Zebra Soccer parents are asked to attend a parent meeting tomorrow, 2/10, at 7:00 PM in the High School Makerspace.
It is imperative that all parents attend so you can meet the coaching staff and go over important information for the upcoming season.
We look forward to seeing everyone there!
We are truly grateful for the positive impact these incredible women have on our school every day. A big thank you to Mrs. Grace, Mrs. Morgan, and Mrs. Vanaman for their dedication, support, and care. We appreciate you!
Zebra Seniors — rep the Class of 2026! 🎓
You can now purchase your senior items online in just 3 easy steps.
Check the Senior GroupMe or the Class of 2026 Instagram (link in the bio) to get started!
1️⃣ Visit zebraseniors26.itemorder.com
2️⃣ Choose your items and add them to your cart
3️⃣ Securely check out with a credit card
🗓 Online Store Deadline:
Saturday, February 21st at 11:59 PM (CST)
👕 Available Items:
Gildan 5000 Heavy Cotton T-Shirts
❓ Questions?
Contact Class President Tyler Osgood at 119337@claremore.k12.ok.us
or stop by Room 611 for more information.
Let’s finish strong, Zebras! 💙🤍

Thanks to the Promise of Pastels Grant from the Claremore Public Schools Foundation, students have jumped into the pastel unit with both feet! Led by Ms. Mercer, students kicked things off with a follow-along orange demonstration and are now rocking and rolling into their Reflective Object Projects. Creativity, confidence, and color are shining in the classroom!
Join us in making a lifesaving difference! ❤️ Due to severe winter weather across the country, blood donations are critically low, and the need is greater than ever.
The Claremore High School & Community Blood Drive will be held at the Robson PAC on Monday, February 9th, from 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM.
Your donation can help replenish the blood supply and save lives right here in our community. Whether you’re a first-time donor or a regular, we’d love to see you there!
📍 Robson PAC
⏰ 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM
❤️ One donation can save multiple lives

The Claremore High School NJROTC unit earned an impressive 3rd place finish at the Brain Brawl competition hosted by Alma High School. This fast-paced academic challenge tested cadets on NJROTC and U.S. Navy knowledge, along with bonus questions spanning science, history, civics, and current events.
Our cadets showed exceptional focus, teamwork, and academic strength under pressure. Their performance reflects NJROTC’s commitment to scholarship, leadership, and critical thinking.
We’re proud of their hard work and thank Alma High School for hosting a competitive and well-run event!
Did you dress to impress at Winter Ball? 📸💃🕺
Send in your photos for a chance to be featured in the YEARBOOK!
📧 Email your pictures to Kaylen Woods at
112513@claremore.k12.ok.us
Don’t miss your chance to be part of the memories! 💙📘

Students raced to connect five key terms to one of the major “isms” of the era, using definitions and real-life examples to make their case. From Capitalism, Communism, and Socialism to Nationalism, Romanticism, Liberalism, and Conservatism, students showcased both depth of understanding and quick thinking as they competed to win Bingo.
Fast-paced, competitive, and full of critical thinking—history came alive in the best way!




Students in Ms. Taylor’s Biology class teamed up for a Monster Genetics activity, where they flipped coins to simulate how alleles are passed from parents to offspring. The genotypes they landed on with their partners determined the phenotypes their monsters displayed—everything from traits to appearance!
Each partner then drew their own interpretation of their monster, bringing genetics to life through creativity. Thanks to the randomness of inheritance, no two groups’ monsters were exactly the same!




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 soon—please be on the lookout for further information.
We will also be hosting a Senior Parent Meeting that night in the library at 6:00pm. We will be discussing upcoming dates and other important senior information.
