Claremore Public Schools

03/20/2026

Claremore’s Vocal Music program offers performance-based classes for students beginning in 6th grade and continuing through high school.

At Will Rogers Junior High, students can join one of two concert choirs designed to meet a variety of skill levels, from beginner to advanced. Along the way, students learn the fundamentals of vocal music, including sight-reading, harmonizing, and even singing in foreign languages, while discovering just how fun and engaging choir can be.

As students move on to Claremore High School, they continue refining their vocal skills and take on more challenging repertoire. Choir also provides exciting opportunities to travel and perform in new places, creating memorable experiences both on and off the stage.

We’re proud of our dedicated vocal students and the passion they bring to every performance! ✨

03/19/2026

🎨🧱 Creativity taking shape in Mr. McClurg’s art class!

Students have been hard at work exploring the art of clay while learning about its origins and how it has been used throughout history. Using the classic pinch-pot technique, students crafted unique clay characters, then brought them to life with paint and added arms and legs.

From shaping to finishing touches, these young artists showed imagination, patience, and creativity every step of the way. We love seeing their clay creations come to life! 🦓✨

03/19/2026

🧪🏅 Science Olympics in Mrs. Newbury’s Classroom!

Students in Mrs. Newbury’s classes at Claremore High School recently brought the excitement of the Olympics into their classroom with their very own Science Olympics!

Students teamed up to compete in a variety of fun, fast-paced science challenges that tested creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. From hands-on building contests to brain-teasing experiments, each event gave students the chance to think critically and collaborate with their teammates.

Along the way, students encouraged one another, celebrated successes, and showed great sportsmanship. While a few teams earned bragging rights, everyone walked away a champion in collaboration and learning! 🦓✨

03/19/2026

03/19/2026

🌾🏅 Claremore FFA showed up strong at the Rogers County Ag Olympics!

A few weeks ago, Claremore FFA had a great turnout at the Rogers County Ag Olympics, held at the Claremore Expo Center. Students participated in a variety of fun, agriculture-themed competitions that highlighted teamwork, skill, and a little friendly competition.

Events like the Ag Olympics bring students together to celebrate agriculture while building leadership, collaboration, and school spirit. We’re proud of our Claremore FFA members for representing their chapter so well! 🌟

03/19/2026

I’m Ready to be A ZEBRA
PRE-ENROLLMENT IS OPEN for 2026-2027 PREK - KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS!

New PK - New Kindergarten students who did not attend PK at Claremore Schools

I'M READY
🔴 TO BE CONFIDENT
🔴 TO LEARN
🔴 TO MAKE FRIENDS
🔴 TO BE A ZEBRA!

March 24-27, 2025 - IN PERSON
Enroll in-person and meet the administration, nurses, counselors and other staff members from your school. Get 1:1 help with enrollment, ask questions, and experience what it’s like to BE A ZEBRA! We’ve set aside a specific day for each elementary school.

📅Tuesday, March 24th - Claremont
📅Wednesday, March 25th - Catalayah
📅Thursday, March 26th - Roosa
📅Friday, March 27th - Westside
ENROLLMENT OPTIONS
👬 In-person during regular business hours.
💻 ONLINE from the comfort of your own home at https://ok.wengage.com/Claremore. Watch the video once you log in for instructions.

📍 Claremore Enrollment Center is located at 101 West 11th Street, Claremore, OK 74017

📃Bring all the required information for enrollment at Claremore Schools. No child will be enrolled without the proper documentation and up-to-date immunization records.

🎂 Age Requirements by September 1st
✔ Early Childhood students must be 4 years old
✔ Kindergarten students must be 5 years old

For more info, go to our website at https://bit.ly/2Mg8Lbv.

⚕ Contact the Rogers County Health Dept. for an appointment for immunizations at 918.341.3166 - 2665 N Hwy 88, Claremore, OK.

Resources
Claremore Public Schools Website - https://www.claremore.k12.ok.us/
Claremore Enrollment webpage - https://bit.ly/2Mg8Lbv
Rogers County Health Dept. - https://oklahoma.gov/health/locations/county-health-departments/rogers-county-health-department.html
Required Documents - https://5il.co/coae
Peachjar Flyer Board - https://share.peachjar.com/flyers/2431893/districts/50070
Web Doc flyer: https://5il.co/15ndx

03/19/2026

Drama at Claremore High School is known for its fun, creative, and energetic atmosphere! Students explore the origins of theatre while developing skills in voice, movement, and characterisation.

Drama isn’t just about acting; it also gives students a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to bring a production to life. From performance to production, students gain valuable experience that benefits anyone pursuing a college major or career involving people.

Along the way, students build public speaking skills, confidence, and poise, tools that last a lifetime. It’s always exciting to see what these talented students bring to the stage, from quick-thinking improvisation to perfectly polished monologues! 👏✨

03/18/2026

🌟 Congratulations to McKenzie Boyer for earning the Northeast Area Star in Agribusiness Award!

The Star in Agribusiness recognizes the FFA member with the top non-production agribusiness supervised agricultural experience. Recipients must demonstrate outstanding achievement in their SAE project, active participation in FFA, and an exemplary scholastic record.

McKenzie will now advance to Stillwater on April 1 to compete for the State Star in Agribusiness against the four other area winners. The state winner will be announced during the 5th general session of the Oklahoma State FFA Convention on May 6 in Tulsa.

Congratulations, McKenzie! We are proud of your hard work and wish you the best of luck at state! 🦓🌾

03/18/2026

It’s Chef Ryan’s Birthday! 🎉

To celebrate the big day, Chef Ryan baked his mother’s famous chocolate cake to share with our high school students and it was a hit! While we love sharing recipes with you all, this one is a family treasure that Chef Ryan is keeping close to his heart.

What he is sharing, though, are some great birthday stories and memories that make the day even sweeter. And now we want to hear from you!

🎂 What’s your favorite birthday memory? Drop it in the comments and help us celebrate.

Be sure to wish Chef Ryan a very happy birthday and thank him for making the day extra special for our students! 🎉🦓

03/18/2026

🌀🎢 Marble Madness at Rogers State University!

Students had an exciting day of creativity and engineering during Marble Madness. Teams designed and built their own marble roller coasters using provided materials and a time limit, then presented their creations to judges while sharing the ideas behind their designs.

After all the hard work, it was time for the big test, watching the roller coasters in action! Students also had the opportunity to hear from an inspiring keynote speaker, making the day even more memorable.

What an awesome day full of innovation, teamwork, and fun! 🦓✨

03/18/2026

🦓 Teacher of the Year Spotlight: Samantha Roller

Every great teacher leaves a lasting mark on their students—and in Samantha Roller’s first-grade classroom at Catalayah Elementary, those moments happen every day.

From helping young readers build confidence to celebrating the small victories that shape a child’s love for learning, Mrs. Roller believes every student is capable of growth and success.

Her passion for teaching, commitment to meeting every learner where they are, and dedication to supporting both students and colleagues have earned her the honor of Catalayah Elementary Teacher of the Year and a place among the candidates for Claremore Public Schools District Teacher of the Year.

📖 Read her story and learn how she’s helping first graders build confidence, curiosity, and a love of learning:

03/17/2026

📚🎉 Read Across America Dress-Up Week was a hit!🎉📚

Students across Claremore Public Schools celebrated the joy of reading by showing off their creativity during our Read Across America dress-up days! From fun outfits to favorite book-inspired looks, our Zebras brought the spirit of reading to life all week long.

It was a great reminder that reading can spark imagination, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning. Way to go, Zebras! 🦓📖