Huge THANK YOU to Cedar Point Church and Fitness Time Nutrition for treating our staff to the most delicious teas this week!
We felt so thought of and it was such a kind and refreshing way to start our day. Little acts like this go a long way and we are so grateful for the love and support you pour into our school and staff.!
Thank you for helping make our week extra special!
We felt so thought of and it was such a kind and refreshing way to start our day. Little acts like this go a long way and we are so grateful for the love and support you pour into our school and staff.!
Thank you for helping make our week extra special!
Every Monday and Thursday, we’re featuring one of Ms. Browning’s Winning Books! With over 100 hidden throughout the library, the only way to know you’ve found one is to check it out.
Here is NUMBER 23!
This week’s featured find is Mountains by Lisa Amstutz—a fascinating look at some of the world’s most powerful landforms. This book reminds readers that curiosity can move mountains and that there’s always something new to discover when you look a little closer.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for helping our readers climb to new heights through books and exploration!
Here is NUMBER 23!
This week’s featured find is Mountains by Lisa Amstutz—a fascinating look at some of the world’s most powerful landforms. This book reminds readers that curiosity can move mountains and that there’s always something new to discover when you look a little closer.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for helping our readers climb to new heights through books and exploration!
After three snow days, it felt so good to come together last week for a night of skating, laughter, and school spirit. Students, families, and staff showed up ready to roll, and the smiles said it all.
What a fun way to reconnect, burn off some energy, and celebrate being back together after the weather kept us home.
Thanks to everyone who came out and made the night such a success — we loved seeing our school community having so much fun!
What a fun way to reconnect, burn off some energy, and celebrate being back together after the weather kept us home.
Thanks to everyone who came out and made the night such a success — we loved seeing our school community having so much fun!
This fall, our third graders had the opportunity to visit the Will Rogers Memorial Museum, where they learned all about Will Rogers—a roper, comedian, actor, and writer who truly loved people.
Students explored his life through artifacts, famous quotes, and stories that highlighted how humor, curiosity, and caring for others can make a lasting impact. It was a fun and inspiring trip that helped students connect history to everyday kindness and reminded us all how simple acts can make a big difference.
Students explored his life through artifacts, famous quotes, and stories that highlighted how humor, curiosity, and caring for others can make a lasting impact. It was a fun and inspiring trip that helped students connect history to everyday kindness and reminded us all how simple acts can make a big difference.
Every Monday and Thursday, we’re featuring one of Ms. Browning’s Winning Books! With over 100 hidden throughout the library, the only way to know you’ve found one is to check it out.
Here is NUMBER 22!
This week’s featured find is A Wonderlandiful World from the Ever After High series—a curiouser and curiouser adventure that invites readers to tumble into a world of magic, choices, and destiny. With imagination around every corner, this story proves that great books always have a little wonder waiting inside.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for keeping our readers turning pages and believing in happily-ever-afters—one book at a time!
Here is NUMBER 22!
This week’s featured find is A Wonderlandiful World from the Ever After High series—a curiouser and curiouser adventure that invites readers to tumble into a world of magic, choices, and destiny. With imagination around every corner, this story proves that great books always have a little wonder waiting inside.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for keeping our readers turning pages and believing in happily-ever-afters—one book at a time!
Every Monday and Thursday, we’re featuring one of Ms. Browning’s Winning Books! With over 100 hidden throughout the library, the only way to know you’ve found one is to check it out.
Here is NUMBER 21!
This week’s featured find is Abby in Orbit: Blast Off!—a stellar story that launches readers into adventure and proves curiosity can take you out of this world. With excitement, problem-solving, and big dreams, this book is ready for lift-off!
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for helping our readers aim high and discover stories that truly soar!
Here is NUMBER 21!
This week’s featured find is Abby in Orbit: Blast Off!—a stellar story that launches readers into adventure and proves curiosity can take you out of this world. With excitement, problem-solving, and big dreams, this book is ready for lift-off!
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for helping our readers aim high and discover stories that truly soar!
Get your skates ready — Skate Night is tomorrow!!
Claremont PTO is hosting Skate Night on Thursday, January 29 at 6:00 PM at Roller World (950 W 4th St, Claremore, OK).
Join us for a fun evening as we kick off the second half of the school year with skating, snacks, and friends.
$5 entry includes skates
$2 upcharge for roller blades
We can’t wait to see our Claremont families there.
Claremont PTO is hosting Skate Night on Thursday, January 29 at 6:00 PM at Roller World (950 W 4th St, Claremore, OK).
Join us for a fun evening as we kick off the second half of the school year with skating, snacks, and friends.
$5 entry includes skates
$2 upcharge for roller blades
We can’t wait to see our Claremont families there.
Mrs. Mills’ class got their kicks on Route 66 by taking a digital road trip along the iconic highway, researching and documenting a famous landmark from each state along the way.
From classic diners in Illinois to glowing neon signs in Missouri, breathtaking desert vistas in Arizona, and the final stop at the Santa Monica Pier, each pair presented a snapshot of the Mother Road’s history and local flavor.
What a fun way to blend research, collaboration, and creativity—no suitcase required!
From classic diners in Illinois to glowing neon signs in Missouri, breathtaking desert vistas in Arizona, and the final stop at the Santa Monica Pier, each pair presented a snapshot of the Mother Road’s history and local flavor.
What a fun way to blend research, collaboration, and creativity—no suitcase required!
SNOW DAY - 1/28/26
While we always strive to keep schools open, safety remains our top priority. Tomorrow, January 28th, will be another snow day as CPS continues to ensure the streets, parking lots, and sidewalks are safe for all our staff and students.
This will be another official “snow day,” so be safe, stay warm, and create memories!
AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
CPS after-school activities are canceled. Check your Rooms for updates from your coaches and advisors.
UPDATES
District leaders will continue to monitor the forecast and evaluate conditions, and decisions will be made on a day-by-day basis.
Updates will be on all CPS platforms (Website, Mobile App, Facebook, Twitter & Email) and local TV stations. Download the app on Android or iPhone. Make sure your contact information is up to date on your parent portal.
Make it “A Great Day To Be A Zebra.”
Day by day, we’re watching it come together… and the excitement is REAL!
A new playground is on the way, and our students are going to LOVE it! Get ready for climbing, sliding, swinging, racing friends, and letting imaginations run wild. This space is being built for movement, joy, and all the recess fun our kiddos deserve.
And these three kiddos couldn’t wait any longer—they’re already testing out the fun on the completed portion! 🛝✨
We can’t wait to see it filled with laughter, teamwork, and nonstop play!
A new playground is on the way, and our students are going to LOVE it! Get ready for climbing, sliding, swinging, racing friends, and letting imaginations run wild. This space is being built for movement, joy, and all the recess fun our kiddos deserve.
And these three kiddos couldn’t wait any longer—they’re already testing out the fun on the completed portion! 🛝✨
We can’t wait to see it filled with laughter, teamwork, and nonstop play!
Every Monday and Thursday, we’re featuring one of Ms. Browning’s Winning Books! With over 100 hidden throughout the library, the only way to know you’ve found one is to check it out.
Here is NUMBER 20!
This week’s featured find is Sofia Valdez, Future Prez—an inspiring story that proves big ideas can start small and strong voices can make a real difference. With heart, determination, and a whole lot of leadership, this book shows that the future is bright when kids speak up.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for empowering our readers to dream big, stand tall, and turn pages with purpose!
Here is NUMBER 20!
This week’s featured find is Sofia Valdez, Future Prez—an inspiring story that proves big ideas can start small and strong voices can make a real difference. With heart, determination, and a whole lot of leadership, this book shows that the future is bright when kids speak up.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for empowering our readers to dream big, stand tall, and turn pages with purpose!
Ms. Browning, our librarian, shared an Iroquois fable with students that sparked thoughtful conversations about patience, the changing seasons, and listening to friends.
In the story, students helped Rabbit by designing and building machines to make it snow, hoping he wouldn’t have to do his snow dance.
Through this creative activity, students discovered that shortcuts don’t always work and that some things—like the seasons—arrive in their own time. With snow falling around us, the lesson felt extra meaningful.
We love seeing students learn big ideas through stories, creativity, and hands-on learning!
In the story, students helped Rabbit by designing and building machines to make it snow, hoping he wouldn’t have to do his snow dance.
Through this creative activity, students discovered that shortcuts don’t always work and that some things—like the seasons—arrive in their own time. With snow falling around us, the lesson felt extra meaningful.
We love seeing students learn big ideas through stories, creativity, and hands-on learning!
Get your skates ready and clear your calendar — Skate Night is one week away!
Claremont PTO will be hosting Skate Night on Thursday, January 29 at 6:00 PM at Roller World (950 W 4th St, Claremore, OK).
Join us as we kick off the second half of the school year with skating, snacks, and time with friends.
$5 entry includes skates
$2 upcharge for roller blades
We look forward to seeing our Claremont families there.
Claremont PTO will be hosting Skate Night on Thursday, January 29 at 6:00 PM at Roller World (950 W 4th St, Claremore, OK).
Join us as we kick off the second half of the school year with skating, snacks, and time with friends.
$5 entry includes skates
$2 upcharge for roller blades
We look forward to seeing our Claremont families there.
Every Monday and Thursday, we’re featuring one of Ms. Browning’s Winning Books! With over 100 hidden throughout the library, the only way to know you’ve found one is to check it out.
Here is NUMBER 19!
This week’s featured find is Cleopatra in Space—an out-of-this-world adventure that blasts history into the future! Packed with action, humor, and heroic moments, this series proves that bravery, brains, and leadership are truly timeless.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for helping our readers travel through time, space, and imagination—one great book at a time!
Here is NUMBER 19!
This week’s featured find is Cleopatra in Space—an out-of-this-world adventure that blasts history into the future! Packed with action, humor, and heroic moments, this series proves that bravery, brains, and leadership are truly timeless.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for helping our readers travel through time, space, and imagination—one great book at a time!
Mrs. Harrison’s class led a meaningful and heartwarming Rise & Shine as they shared about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and invited students to voice their dreams—both big and small.
They wrapped it all up with a collaborative poster that beautifully tied their learning and hopes together. What an informative and wholesome way to start the day!
Go Mrs. Harrison’s class!
They wrapped it all up with a collaborative poster that beautifully tied their learning and hopes together. What an informative and wholesome way to start the day!
Go Mrs. Harrison’s class!
Today we kick off our STEM Spotlight Wednesday !
Our 4th graders have loved their time in the STEM Lab with Ms. Cardwell! Students had fun diving into hands-on activities that encourage curiosity, teamwork, and problem-solving while building skills in science, technology, engineering, and math.
STEM learning helps students think critically, ask great questions, and learn that it’s okay to try, adjust, and try again. We’re so proud of the creativity and enthusiasm our students bring to STEM!
Our 4th graders have loved their time in the STEM Lab with Ms. Cardwell! Students had fun diving into hands-on activities that encourage curiosity, teamwork, and problem-solving while building skills in science, technology, engineering, and math.
STEM learning helps students think critically, ask great questions, and learn that it’s okay to try, adjust, and try again. We’re so proud of the creativity and enthusiasm our students bring to STEM!
We’ve just started our unit on less than, greater than, and equal to, and learning was chomp-tastic! Students created alligator helpers and practiced letting them eat the bigger number. This hands-on lesson made comparing numbers fun, memorable, and easy to understand.
These little math gators really snapped learning into place and we had to share the fun with you!
These little math gators really snapped learning into place and we had to share the fun with you!
Every Monday and Thursday, we’re featuring one of Ms. Browning’s Winning Books! With over 100 hidden throughout the library, the only way to know you’ve found one is to check it out.
Here is NUMBER 18!
This week’s featured find is Ungifted by Gordon Korman—a smart, hilarious story that proves labels don’t define potential. Full of humor and heart, this book reminds readers that sometimes being “ungifted” is actually a gift in disguise.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for continuing to highlight stories that challenge thinking, spark conversation, and keep our students excited about reading!
Here is NUMBER 18!
This week’s featured find is Ungifted by Gordon Korman—a smart, hilarious story that proves labels don’t define potential. Full of humor and heart, this book reminds readers that sometimes being “ungifted” is actually a gift in disguise.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for continuing to highlight stories that challenge thinking, spark conversation, and keep our students excited about reading!
How Sick Is Too Sick For School?
Tis the season in Oklahoma - sniffling, sneezing, coughing, headache, fever, tummy aches, nausea, etc.
We miss our students when they are absent, but sometimes they need to recover at home. How do you make that decision? CPS encourages following the Oklahoma State Department of Health guidelines. These guidelines will help the child recover and prevent the spread of illness to other students and staff.
Click here to read more > https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/951336
Tis the season in Oklahoma - sniffling, sneezing, coughing, headache, fever, tummy aches, nausea, etc.
We miss our students when they are absent, but sometimes they need to recover at home. How do you make that decision? CPS encourages following the Oklahoma State Department of Health guidelines. These guidelines will help the child recover and prevent the spread of illness to other students and staff.
Click here to read more > https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/951336
The Ms. Cardwell's STEM Lab has been buzzing with excitement as Mrs. Millsap’s class plans and designs their robots. Students are carefully mapping out each step and preparing for the next big moment—bringing their robots to life.
As part of the challenge, students are solving math problems while programming their robots to navigate a neighborhood map in a race against the clock. The goal? Collect as much “candy” from each house as possible in under 30 seconds. This hands-on activity is stretching their thinking, sharpening problem-solving skills, and encouraging teamwork and creativity.
Soon, they’ll be ready to take their robots out, give clear instructions, and proudly tell them to GO. Stay tuned for photos of the robots in action coming soon!
