Broken Bow Schools

💦🌱🥕It was recently a “Water, Soil, and Crops Field Day” for Broken Bow FFA Members. During the event, students participated in field tours and demonstrations covering topics related to soil health, irrigation sensors, insect and weed management in corn, and cover crop termination. Students had this to say about the event: “I learned about the importance of improving soil structure and the influence of organic matter on water infiltration and retention.” “I am interested in a career in agronomy, so this event was a great opportunity for me to better understand the work being done in this field.” The event was held at the UNL West Central Research, Education and Extension Center. #soilhealth #agronomy #careers

🏃🏽‍➡️Savage XC leaves Wilburton in the rear view mirror with 12 out of 13 kids placing today💫 #BrokenBowCrossCountry 🖤💛

🏈The Broken Bow Savages spoiled Durant’s Homecoming with an exciting 42-34 victory Friday night! The Savages used a nice mix of tough running and efficient passing to outlast the Lions in a tight contest. Next up for Broken Bow is their home opener next Friday when arch rival Idabel visits Memorial Stadium.

🏈Mrs. Lee and 4th grade student, Kollyn cheer on the Savages at the football game!

🍢Mrs. Carrell's 6th grade FACS class spent the week engineering and setting off marshmallow launchers. Their FACS (Family and Consumer Sciences) class has partnered with the OKC Thunder to participate in their community program "Devon Thunder Explorers" and will be completing stem (science, technology, engineering, math) projects. Students in the 6th grade FACS had fun trying to make the basketball goal with their launcher.

Way to go Blake Skelton you are the Savage Football SCOUT PLAYER OF THE WEEK! Go Savages go!! #AlwaysSavage

🏈🍎Congratulations to Ms. Jennifer Ramirez! The Savage Football program voted you TEACHER OF THE WEEK! The football team will be selecting an outstanding educator each week of their season.

Reminder: DRESS UP DAYS THEMES #RivalryWeek #StudentSectionThemes #BBHS #RJMS #Bennett Note: Dierks will participate in Rivalry Week (9/12-13) on Thurs (Shred the red) and Friday (Black & Gold). All dress up days are always completely optional.

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BBHS’s Kate Hammonds shows the Grand Champion 🐂Supreme Bull at the 2024 McCurtain County Free Fair!

🏈Savage Varsity Football (0-1) visits Durant (0-1) tonight for a non-conference matchup against the Class 5A Lions. Durant lost a nail-biter to the Ada Cougars in week 0 and are looking to rebound in their homecoming game this week. The Savages were their own worst enemy in McAlester last Friday with 150 yards in penalties, two costly interceptions, and nine dropped passes in a 37-26 loss to the Buffaloes. Savage Head Coach Maverick Lang says his team has put in the extra work to correct those mistakes this week and are prepared to spoil the Lions' Homecoming. Join us at the game or catch all the action on our YouTube livestream @brokenbowsavages tonight. The game kicks off at 7:30 P.M. at Paul Laird Field on the campus of Southeastern Oklahoma State University. #SavageFootball #AlwaysSavage

Today in US History classes BBHS students are playing a game called Robber Barons. They are learning about hiring practices, earning money, and adapting to ever changing conditions that simulate what a real business would go through in the late 19th Century.

🥎Savage Varsity Softball split their doubleheader in Fort Gibson on Thursday, losing the first game 0-2 in a tight pitching duel but bouncing back for a 3-1 victory in the nightcap. Broken Bow travels to Sallisaw on Monday, September 9th, for another important district game. Today’s loss puts the Savages one game behind the Stigler Panthers atop District 4A-6. #AlwaysSavage #SavageSoftball

Presley and Cooper Lewis competing against each other at the McCurtain County Free Fair Livestock Show. She’s a 4th grader at Bennett and he’s in 2nd at Dierks. We love watching them in the ring! You can tell they spend hours with their animals. #FairDays24

🎓Kiwanis Club Seniors of the Month for August: Seth Sanders & Miley Trent

🥎TODAY the RJMS Lady Savage Softball team will be hosting Valliant in Broken Bow. The home game starts at 5pm. Let's all show our support and enjoy this cooler weather at the ball field. Gooooo Savages!! #ScheduleUpdate

🥎It's Game Day and Savage Softball is headed north for a crucial district doubleheader! Four of the five remaining battles in Broken Bow's quest for the 4A-6 District Championship will be played on the road in the next 12 days, beginning with today's doubleheader in Ft. Gibson. The team also travels to Sallisaw and Poteau before closing district play at home on Tuesday, September 24th, against Poteau. Broken Bow and Stigler are currently atop the 4A-6 leaderboard with only one district loss each. The Savages lost in extra innings at Stigler in the second game of the regular season, but got their revenge the following week with an exciting 4-3 victory at home. The Panthers play three of their final four district games at home, but must still play Checotah twice. The Lady Cats were also atop the district with only one loss before losing both games of a doubleheader in Broken Bow on Tuesday. If Broken Bow and Stigler both win their remaining district games, the point differential in district play will decide the district championship. Broken Bow currently holds the tie-breaker advantage by a 15 run margin. The action begins in Ft. Gibson at 4:00 P.M. today. #TeamFirst #SavageStrong #AlwaysSavage

🏆Congratulations Bennett Elementary! Our fair booth “SEW IT! GROW IT! SHOW IT!” has won First Place and Grand Champion in “theme” and in “education!” Swing by and see us in the ART BUILDING at the McCurtain Free Fair this week. #Outstanding #BrilliantAtBennett

🎼Great job Broken Bow Showstoppers and Showtime providing entertainment at the Miss McCurtain County Pageant this year!

📘Broken Bow #RJMS H3 Time Travelers Book Club traveled to Tulsa today to watch the minor league team, Tulsa Drillers after reading Satch and Me by Dan Gutman. Trips like this help bridge the gap between literature and real-life! The students and sponsors had a great time!