Because of your generosity, our students were able to start their day fueled, focused, and ready to tackle the challenge ahead. It’s support like this that reminds them they are surrounded by a community that believes in them and is cheering them on every step of the way.
Thank you for pouring into our students and helping set them up for success! We are so grateful for you!







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Here is NUMBER 46!
This week’s featured find was a double discovery! Eva in the Spotlight: A Branches Book and Eva and the New Owl: A Branches Book were both checked out together, making this a two-for-one Winning Book moment. These charming owl adventures are full of friendship, kindness, and everyday school surprises that young readers love.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for creating a reading adventure that sometimes brings double the fun and double the stories!

Registration for students returning to Claremore Public Schools in the 2026-27 school year is now open. Please complete registration by May 31, 2026.
Each year, parents/guardians are required to update and confirm information for all students in Claremore Public Schools. This process allows the District and school sites to access important information and communicate with CPS families. The information provided by parents/guardians also contains data that the District is required to send to the Oklahoma State Department of Education.
Access the Infinite Campus (IC) Parent Portal
> Navigate to Home Screen > Shortcuts > Zebra Online Registration Update.
> Select "Existing Student Registration" and then click "Start".
> Update your student(s) information as required.
> The new school year will require an updated Proof of Residency (e.g., a utility bill).
https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/article/1576376

A special thank you to our incredible lunch heroes—Jamie, Nancy, Jennifer, and Rocio! You do so much more than serve meals—you greet our students with smiles, keep things running smoothly and make sure every child is taken care of each day. Your hard work, kindness, and dedication help fuel both bodies and minds at Claremont!
We are so grateful for all you do behind the scenes and on the front lines every single day.
Be sure to take a moment today to thank a lunch hero—they truly make a difference!







Our students stepped into real-world roles, ran businesses, managed money, and worked together to make important decisions. It was amazing to see their leadership and responsibility in action!
They also took on roles like CEOs, CFOs, sales associates, and technicians—learning what it takes to run a business. They rose to every challenge and had so much fun doing it!










We are so grateful for the way she leads, supports, and inspires our students and staff.
Happy Principal's Day, Ms. Fay!

Here is NUMBER 45!
This week’s featured find is Will Rogers: Our American Legend by Frank Neating—a fascinating look at the life of one of Oklahoma’s most beloved historical figures. Known for his humor, wisdom, and famous rope tricks, Will Rogers left a lasting legacy that continues to inspire people today.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for helping our readers learn about remarkable people from history and discover stories that connect them to our great state!

Mrs. Mills’ third grade class is bringing the energy, the effort, and the excellence every single day. In the middle of state testing, they’re working hard, staying focused, and still finding ways to celebrate and encourage one another.
From tackling challenges to cheering each other on, this group knows how to balance hard work with a little fun. We love seeing their positive attitudes, teamwork, and confidence shine.
Keep it up, third grade!




After weeks of competition, dedication, and showing up ready to learn, Mrs. Howell’s class has officially taken the win! They earned a trophy, bragging rights, and a fun activity with Mrs. Carvalho and Ms. McCann.
We are so proud of their commitment and consistency—what a great example for our school.
Let’s go, Claremont. Keep that attendance strong and finish the year even stronger!
Here is NUMBER 44!
This week’s featured find is There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Dragon—a laugh-out-loud story that keeps readers guessing what she might swallow next. With its playful rhyme and over-the-top surprises, this book is a fiery addition to the fun of reading!
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for keeping our readers smiling and reminding us that great books can be as surprising as they are fun!

On April 16th, Stella Grace made her debut, weighing 8 lbs 2 oz and measuring 21.5 inches long.
Moments like these remind us that our Zebra community extends far beyond the classroom.
🩷💙🩷🩷 🩷 💙💙💙💙💙 💙 +🩷That's 12 new zebras this school year for our #cpszebrapride.

They stepped into real-world roles such as CEOs, CFOs, sales associates, technicians, and more—working together to run businesses, manage finances, and make thoughtful economic decisions.
From opening storefronts to depositing paychecks, students gained hands-on experience in financial literacy, teamwork, leadership, and citizenship. We were so impressed by their maturity, collaboration, and excitement throughout the day. JA BizTown was truly a huge success and we couldn’t be more proud of our students!










Here is NUMBER 43!
This week’s featured find is Dragon Masters: Future of the Time Dragon—an action-packed adventure where dragons, magic, and brave heroes come together to protect their world. With exciting twists and daring teamwork, this story proves that courage and friendship can stand strong through any challenge.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for helping our readers discover stories that ignite their imagination and keep them turning pages!

Mrs. Mills’ class put their creativity to work by making the sweetest paper flower bouquets for Mrs. Jenni and Mrs. Debi. Such a thoughtful way to show appreciation for all they do each day.
We love seeing our students spread kindness and gratitude in such meaningful ways.
They are the heart of our front office—keeping everything running smoothly, helping students and families, supporting staff, and doing a thousand things behind the scenes that often go unseen. Their kindness, patience, and dedication make a difference in our school every single day.
Claremont truly wouldn’t be the same without them. We are so grateful for all they do!
Each lap they run earns them “Toe Tokens,” and they’ve been working hard to collect them! It’s been exciting to see their progress, their encouragement of one another, and their commitment to staying active.
We are so proud of these runners and the positive energy they bring each day. Keep up the great work!






✨💡 4th Grade Glow Day! 💡✨
Last week our classrooms were glowing with excitement as students rotated through engaging reading and math stations to review for the state testing!
From practicing key skills to working together and building confidence, our students shined bright all day long.
We’re so proud of their hard work, positive attitudes, and determination to do their best. Keep glowing, 4th grade!
#GlowDay #4thGradeFun #TestPrep #ShiningBright










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Here is NUMBER 42!
This week’s featured find is The Boy in the Striped Pajamas—a powerful and thought-provoking story that reminds readers how important friendship, kindness, and understanding can be. This unforgettable book encourages readers to reflect on history and the value of compassion for others.
Thank you, Ms. Browning, for helping our readers discover stories that inspire empathy and meaningful conversations through reading.

