We recognized our October Students of the Month, Birthdays, and honored Ms. Massey as Teacher of the Month and Mrs. Dudley as Support Staff of the Month.
Mrs. Carvalho shared about our Goal Getters, Mrs. Harrison’s class earned Ms. Browning’s award, and the girls’ wing won the Clean Sweep! A huge thank-you to the baseball boys for helping make the morning extra special.
What a busy, fun morning of celebrations!
Here is NUMBER 8!
This week’s featured find is Goodnight, Dance—a story that twirls, leaps, and spins its way into readers’ hearts. It’s a graceful reminder that every good book deserves a standing ovation at the end!
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for keeping reading en pointe and turning every page into a joyful performance!

They explored, created, and collaborated. It’s always exciting to see their enthusiasm as they dive into problem-solving and discovery in such a fun, interactive space.







Our students were invited to join in on the excitement—becoming part of the show and creating an engaging, interactive theatre experience. It was a fantastic performance and a meaningful celebration of our hometown hero, Will Rogers, and his lasting legacy.






From costumes to red outfits, they showed that making healthy, drug-free choices isn’t just for students — it’s a message we all believe in.
We’re so thankful for a team that leads by example and brings school spirit to everything they do.
What a fantastic way to finish the week — Zebra pride through and through!








Last Friday’s theme — “Scare Away Drugs!” — was the perfect way to wrap up Red Ribbon Week!
Our students filled the halls with creativity and color, showing off fun costumes and bright red outfits while celebrating healthy, drug-free choices.
From superheroes to storybook characters, our Zebras proved that being drug-free is always in style!










Our Halloween day was so full of fun, it needed three posts to capture it all!
From creative costumes to bright red outfits, our students and staff brought their A-game and filled the halls with smiles, laughter, and so much Zebra pride.
It was the perfect way to wrap up Red Ribbon Week and celebrate a safe, happy Halloween at Claremont!









📅Wednesday, November 19, 2025
🕐8:00AM–10:00AM and 4:00PM–6:00PM
📍CPS Enrollment Center – Gym (101 W. 11th Street, Claremore)
First-come, first-served, while supplies last.
Students must be enrolled in Claremore Public Schools.
Register ➡️ https://forms.gle/aaDPTNYgChUxEgt4A
This event is brought to you by CPS School-Based Social Workers.
There will be a box for anyone who wants to drop by and donate clean, gently used clothing or coats for future use.

It was so fun seeing everyone’s unique style and all that Zebra pride on display!








From glitter to leather, black to bold, our Zebras proved that no matter the style, we’re all stepping in the right direction — drug free!
And just wait until you see all the spooky (and not-so-spooky!) outfits our students are showing off today!








Join Chick-fil-A in supporting the Claremore Public School Foundation this month. When you grab a gallon (or three) of Chick-fil-A sweet tea or lemonade, you're also helping raise funds for Claremore Public School Foundation, which awards class and teacher grants district-wide. Let's make this fundraiser even sweeter!
#CPSZEBRAPRIDE

Tomorrow’s Red Ribbon Week theme is “Scare Away Drugs!”
Students can join the fun by wearing a costume or dressing in red to wrap up a great week of celebrating healthy, drug-free choices.
Please remember — no masks, weapons, or fake blood.
We can’t wait to see all the creative and festive outfits tomorrow!

Students and staff rocked their athletic wear and the color green to show that living drug-free keeps us all strong, active, and ready to tackle any challenge.
Our Zebras definitely scored big on school spirit today!










Here is NUMBER 7!
This week’s featured find is Unicorn Not Wanted—a magical reminder that every story is better when you believe in yourself. With humor, heart, and just a sparkle of mischief, this book proves that being different can be downright enchanting.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for keeping our readers’ imaginations on the hoof and their love of reading shining bright!

Tomorrow’s Red Ribbon Week theme is “Give Drugs the Boot!”
Students can join the fun by wearing their favorite boots or dressing in black to show they’re kicking off a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.
We can’t wait to see all the boots and bold Zebra spirit around Claremont!

Our Pre-K Zebras showed off their ties and blue outfits with big smiles and even bigger school spirit.
They may be little, but they’re already learning to make big healthy choices!








From creative ties to bright blue outfits, our students showed their commitment to making healthy, drug-free choices in style.
We loved seeing all the fun and flair our Zebras brought to day two of Red Ribbon Week!






With possible SNAP benefit changes on November 1, remember:
- Students who currently receive SNAP benefits can eat breakfast and lunch at school every day for FREE.
- If your family’s income has changed, you can submit a Free & Reduced Meal Application anytime to update eligibility.
Nutritious meals help students learn and thrive — make sure your child is covered!
- Apply or learn more at https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/page/child-nutrition >Applications.

Here’s part two of our “Dreams, Not Drugs” pajama day — because our Zebras brought too much cozy spirit to share just once!







