December's Student of the Month video is available now! Check it out here: https://youtu.be/La2lYzh5ZJk
Don't forget about this awesome opportunity! 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. 📚👏😍🤩
My name is Trisha Jones. I am a Pre-K Para. This is my second year in education, and my second year at CPS. I have been married to my husband Bryan for 7 years, have two bonus kids -Cayleigh and Nicholas, 2 kids - Logan and Audrey that attend Claremont and one granddaughter - Keira.
I enjoy spending time with my family, cooking/baking and I also really enjoy photography.
My favorite quote is "Every morning we are born again. What we do today is what matters most." -Buddha
#TBT
We had so much fun showing Mr. Frazier around Claremont that we can't stop talking about it! 2nd Graders in Mrs. Howell's class had a great time showing him what they were doing in their math stations.
Kindergarten students learn about code during their Computers elective with Ms. Launius.
4th graders get to see the new gym for the first time! Before beginning class, Mrs. Steuart talks about new procedures for the new gym. We are all so excited that this part of our building is finished!
1st grade students practice for a readers theater.
Readers theater is a way to involve students in reading aloud. In Readers Theater, students "perform" by reading scripts created from on grade-level books or stories.
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
"Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"
Kindergarten students drew their own snowmen in Mrs. Francis' art class and when finished, were given time to free draw.
5th graders in Mrs. Bowens class work on writing. Writing is such an important skill for students to master!
My name is Kristen Bradfield. I teach Kindergarten. I have been in education for 12 years, 6 of those being with CPS. I attended Northeastern State University and received a degree in Early Childhood Education.
I have been married to my husband for 19 years! We have a daughter and a son.
I enjoy camping with family and friends, fishing, running, and watching my kids play sports.
I love Claremont - the things I love best are THE KIDS - they are like one of my own. And of course, you cannot find a better group of teachers and staff to help you get through the day. We have a lot of fun!
Pre-K students creating snowmen after our librarian, Mrs. Troyer read Snowmen at Christmas by Caralyn Buehner
Mrs. Fay reading to one of our 1st grade classes. We love that our principal jumps right on in and takes the time to build relationships with our students!
Mr. Scharabok helps one of our Kindergarten students with his mask. One of the things we have noticed during this pandemic is that students have adjusted so well to wearing their masks. We are thankful to have the support of our community with the procedures put forth to keep our students and staff safe!
Merry Christmas from all of us at Claremont! We hope your day is full of love, kindness, thankfulness, and hope.
On this day of gift giving and receiving, remember that friendship is one of the greatest gifts.
"The only way to have a friend is to be one."
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
The announcement you've all been waiting for... the winners of the U-G-L-Y Sweater competition. Thank you to everyone who participated in this year's district-wide event. Congratulations to the site staff winner, Mrs. Tietz from WRJH, and the winner of the principal's competition, Mrs. Hinds from Westside Elementary.
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
#TBT to Mr. Frazier's visit.
4th grade students in Mrs. Schell's class work together in small groups to dive deep into a story they have been reading together in class. Students discussed character traits, plot (rising action, falling action, etc.), and vocabulary in the text to develop a greater comprehension of the story.
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE
3rd graders in Mrs. Proctors class enjoy listening to Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Read alouds are so important for comprehension, enriched vocabulary and to increase love of reading!
Our new student broadcast - Claremont Student News - requires students to assist in writing a script, producing, and editing the production. Here, one of our 4th grade students, works together with Mrs. Cardwell to edit the newest installment of CSN.
2nd grade students learn about matter - what is a solid, liquid and gas? What is the difference between the three?
