One of the 4th Grade WIN time groups has been researching explorers! This group of students spent time researching a specific explorer, brainstorming and planning for a presentation and getting to create their explorer! Students use butcher paper, markers, crayons, and a whole slew of other craft supplies to create. The goal is for them to look like the explorer they researched. These will be used for a visual in their presentations.
Yesterday was a GE Coaching Day! Staff began the day with cinnamon rolls from Mrs. Fay, and then several of our teachers were observed and coached in Great Expectations classroom practices.
It was a great day!
We are so thankful for our Mrs. Fulks. She goes above and beyond to be there for our students and staff at Claremont. She is always willing to lend a hand and is a team player!
Kindergarten WIN time has been creating Rhyming Monsters! Aren't these little guys fun?
Food items for the Thanksgiving baskets are due TODAY!
To celebrate National School Psychology Week (last week), throughout the day today, we highlight our school psychologists and the critical work they do to help our students and staff thrive and discover “The Power of Possibility.”
Possibility, chance, likelihood, probability - all things that inspire hope, expectation, desire. With their training, tools, and techniques, these staff members empower and equip our Zebra family to not only aspire to succeed but take action steps to accomplish those dreams.
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE #SPAW2020 #WellnessWednesday
Just a reminder Grab & Go Meals CPS offers FREE Meals to all students.
Virtual, Quarantined, and Distance Learning meal need to ordered by by Wednesday: https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/page/child-nutrition
ALL Meals are picked up at 101 W 11th St.
If you have questions please feel free to contact the CN Office at 923-4243 or jragland@claremore.k12.ok.us
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
Tomorrow is the last day to drop off donations for the Thanksgiving food baskets! These are going to some of our very own Claremont families! Our goal is 10 baskets, but we would love to be able to do more!
Here are a few things we seem to be short on:
canned gravy
canned cranberry sauce
canned soup (Cream of Mushroom, Cream of Chicken, Cream of Celery)
Canned yams/sweet potatoes
Instant Potatoes
Bisquick
Thank you to everyone who has donated so far!
My name is Teri Launius. I am the computers teacher. I have been in education for over 10 years and have been at Claremont for 8 years.
I attended Ferrum University and Union Presbyterian University where I recieved a Bachelors of Science Degree in Public Affairs and Administration and a Master of Arts in Christian Education.
I have two grown children; Katy and Taylor and two miniature doxies as well as three grand fur-babies.
I enjoy spending time with my family, window shopping and reading.
Just a reminder..
No Library Card? Apply for a temporary E-Card at Will Rogers Library and access our digital resources from home!
For those who are interested in our digital services but do not currently have a library card, we’re instituting a temporary Electronic Services card.👏👏👏
The library offers E-Books, E-Audiobooks, Streaming Video and E-Magazines! Each has their own catalog of digital downloads, which can be found under the E-books link on the library home page. Any patron in good standing will be able to download e-materials to their personal computer, smartphone, E-reader or listening device.
Please call the Will Rogers Library at 918-341-1564 to apply. We will need your name, birth date and address in Rogers County to set up this card. For those under 18, we will also need a parent's name, birth date and address. 📚👏😍🤩
Mrs. Harrison's 4th grade class plays a card game to review multiplication and find the missing factor. The caller says the product of the two cards and the first player to guess their card after seeing the other wins!
These first graders brought items for our Thanksgiving Meal Baskets!
Remember, you have until Wednesday, November 18th to bring items. These baskets will go to some of our Claremont families!
Just a reminder, Claremont Families...Food items are due this Wednesday, November 18th! Help us to provide Thanksgiving meals to some of our very own!
Our goal is 10 baskets!
ICYMI - CHS NJROTC will be conducting a blood drive on TODAY from 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM at the PAC.
Appointments and masks are REQUIRED.
Schedule at obi.org or contact Murry Estabrook directly at 918-519-4605.
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When you ask parents and teachers what they love most about Claremont, many of them will tell you that the community here is like none other.
This right here is proof of that! One of Mrs. Howells 2nd graders parents brought several items to help fill Thanksgiving baskets for some of our families in need!
It’s not too late to contribute! We are taking food items until Wednesday, November 18th.
4th grade WIN has worked hard on vocabulary this week. This week we celebrated our hard work with a game to practice our affix knowledge.
During reading groups this first grader played "Switch It". Switch It is a fun game that teaches phonics, phonemic awareness, and decoding all in one.
Hey everyone! "Check out" this wonderful resource available at our local public library! 🤩🤩🤩
From the Will Rogers Library...
No Library Card? Apply for a temporary E-Card and access our digital resources from home!
For those who are interested in our digital services but do not currently have a library card, we’re instituting a temporary Electronic Services card.👏👏👏
The library offers E-Books, E-Audiobooks, Streaming Video and E-Magazines! Each has their own catalog of digital downloads, which can be found under the E-books link on the library home page. Any patron in good standing will be able to download e-materials to their personal computer, smartphone, E-reader or listening device.
Please call the Library at 918-341-1564 to apply. We will need your name, birth date and address in Rogers County to set up this card. For those under 18, we will also need a parent's name, birth date and address. 📚👏😍🤩
Students in Mrs. Bradfield's kindergarten class had Veterans Day mean a little more this year. One of her students, Eli Miller has a parent in the Armed Forces. His dad, Stephen Miller Sr. is serving in the Air Force: Air National Guard in Georgia. The class wrote letters/drew pictures to Mr. Miller thanking him for his service.
Mrs. Mitchells class worked on Veterans Day crafts yesterday. We love how each of our classes found a way to mark the importance of this very special day!
