Broken Bow Schools

Broken Bow travels to Valliant on Thursday for a full slate of junior varsity and varsity basketball action. The games are available via livestream through https://paynecast.com/

🎓Congratulations to the Kiwanis Seniors of the Month for February: Anthony Clay & Kira Williamson Lions Club Senior of the Month for February: Katie Rogers

✨ Savage SHINE On: Mrs. Angie Lee ✨ 3rd–4th Grade Resource Room (Special Education) This year marks an incredible 35 years in education for Mrs. Angie Lee! Even more special — 34 of those years have been right here at Bennett. She taught third grade for 31 years before stepping into her role in Special Education, where she is now in her 4th year serving students in the 3rd–4th grade Resource Room. Bennett isn’t just where she works — it’s been her school home for over three decades. She shares that what she loves most about Bennett is the people she gets to interact with every single day. Over the years, she has built lifelong friendships with fellow teachers and has taught generations of students who still come back for hugs and to share what they remember about third grade. Her favorite quote says it best: “A teacher affects eternity: we never know where our influence stips.” -Henry Adams Mrs. Lee has truly lived that motto. Her influence reaches far beyond the classroom walls. When she’s not at school, you might find her enjoying a peach mango water from Sonic, snacking on an Almond Joy, or grabbing dinner at Mexico Lindo. 🥭🍫 Fun fact: She loves sports and even played softball and basketball in college! And the one thing that always makes her smile? Seeing her grandchildren. 💛 We are so blessed to have Mrs. Angie Lee as part of the Bennett family. Thank you for 34 years of love, dedication, and impact! #SavageSHINE #BennettProud #LegacyTeacher

🎤🍀County 4-H Speech Contest Results We are so proud of these outstanding students for their hard work, dedication, and incredible performances! 🏆 Grand Champion Team Food Demonstration Remi Hunkapillar & Paisley Laster 🏆 Grand Champion Team Illustrated Caraline McGee & Harper Jackson 🏆 Grand Champion Team Food Demonstration Catherine Clark & Maelycia Garcia 🏆 Grand Champion Intermediate Demonstration Macey Laster 🏆 Grand Champion Junior Illustrated Talk Isaiah Caldwell 🏆 Grand Champion Junior PowerPoint Cooper Lewis 🏆 Grand Champion Junior Speech 🥈 2nd Place Junior Illustrated Talk Presley Lewis 🥈 Reserve Champion Junior Extemporaneous Remi Hunkapillar Congratulations to each of these students for representing their teams and community so well! Your confidence, preparation, and leadership truly shine. 💚🍀 #4H #MakingTheBestBetter

#Final from Senior Night

🏀It's Gameday! The Broken Bow Savages are set to host the Rattan Rams for Senior Night at the McCurtain County Sports Complex. Join us as we honor our senior players and their families. The ceremony begins at 6:10 PM, followed by the girls' game. As always, our livestream telecast on the Savage Youtube Channel @BrokenBowSavages is made available at no charge thanks, in part, to our annual media partners. This year's media partners are: 🏦McCurtain County National Bank 🔸Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, 💦The Broken Tiki 🏘️Downtown Broken Bow, and 👩🏻‍💼Jennifer Broades State Farm Insurance.

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📣BBHS Cheer Open Gym! Wednesday, February 11th from 8:15pm to 9:15pm in the Sports Complex, there will be an open gym for anyone trying out for the BBHS Varsity Cheer Team. Boys & Girls Welcome!

📖🐄 Learning you can see and taste! Mrs. Loretta Wright’s ELA While reading Number the Stars, students stepped into the story when Ellen, Annemarie, Mama, and Kristi visit Uncle Henrik’s farm and meet Blossom the cow, who provides milk, cream, and butter for the family. To bring this moment to life, students made homemade butter, just like the family in the book! This hands-on activity helped students better understand daily life during this time period and made the story feel real, meaningful, and memorable. Stories are even more powerful when you can experience them beyond the pages 💛 #NumberTheStars #HandsOnLearning #NovelStudy #ReadingComesAlive #ElementaryLearning #ButterMaking #LiteratureInAction

🍎🧑‍🧑‍🧒We look forward to seeing at our Spring Parent/Teacher Conference on Thursday, 2/12/26! Also, remember we will be out of school on Friday, the 13th, but in session on Monday, the 16th.

🏀Broken Bow travels to Washington, OK today for the rescheduled championship round of the Rocky Clark Invitational Tournament. The Lady Savages (18-2), ranked 2nd in Class 4A, will take on Class 3A #1 Washington (18-1) at 4:00 PM, followed by the #15 Savages (14-5) facing Class 4A #4 North Rock Creek (17-1) at 5:30 PM. The games are available via livestream at https://washingtonwarriors.tv/

BREAKING NEWS! Kayson Warren WON💥 Kaysen Warren claims 3rd place at the JH All State Wrestling Championships. He finished 10-1 at the state tournament. He finished the season with a record of 39-2. ⭐️4A- District 8 Champion ⭐️Midwestern Conference Champion ⭐️Oklahoma 3rd place State Medalist 💥 #WrestlingBeast (More in comments)

🏀 CLASS 4A BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS ARE HERE! 🏀

District matchups were announced! Here's what you need to know:

🏆 BROKEN BOW (AREA III - DISTRICT 3)
Broken Bow will HOST the District 3 tournament!
• vs. Idabel (date and time to be determined)

Winner advances to REGIONALS:
📍 Main Site: Muldrow
📍 Sub-Site: Broken Bow (District 2 & 3 winners)

AREA CHAMPIONSHIP LOCATION: Seminole

🎯 AREA III DISTRICT BREAKDOWN
DISTRICT 1 - At - Sallisaw
Hilldale
DISTRICT 2 - At - Muldrow
Poteau
DISTRICT 3 - At - Broken Bow
Idabel
DISTRICT 4 - At - Ft. Gibson
Stilwell
DISTRICT 5 - At - Harrah
Mount St. Mary
DISTRICT 6 - At - Chickasha
Western Heights
DISTRICT 7 - At - Crossings Christian (boys)
Tuttle, Harding Fine Arts (girls)
DISTRICT 8 - At - Purcell
Harding Charter

💫🏀Star Broken Bow basketball player Jaylen Cauthron was honored with her 1500-point poster from Coach Sundberg during last night’s game against Howe. Congratulations on joining the esteemed 1500 Club!

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👑2026 MISS RJMS IS AVERY AUSTIN! Broken Bow Public Schools proudly presents the winners of the first-ever Miss Rector Johnson Middle School Pageant, held on Thursday at the Jinkins Auditorium in Broken Bow High School. This event aimed to promote talent and instill confidence among our students. Winners: - Congeniality: Avrey Austin - Talent: Piper Dees - Crowd Pleaser: Kaydi Loving - 2nd Runner Up: Haygen Choate - 1st Runner Up: Piper Dees 👑2026 Miss RJMS: Avrey Austin A special thanks to the Co-Directors of the RJMS Pageant: Cloey Burcham, Melissa Patel, Shy’Nyce Jett, and Carrie Swafford, for their dedication and hard work in making this event a success!

Indian Art 1 students have been learning the cultural significance of beadwork in Native American traditions and created loom-woven beadwork using designs they personally created.

🏆 SAVAGES ON THE PLATFORM! 🏆 What an incredible showing by our Broken Bow Varsity Powerlifting teams at the Checotah Invitational! 💪 🥈 BOYS TEAM: 2ND PLACE OVERALL! Our Savage boys came to compete, bringing home THREE individual championships and claiming the RUNNER-UP team title! 👑 1ST PLACE FINISHERS: • Kale Scott (145) • Hunter Shomo (198) • Jagger Gibbs (220) 🥈 2ND PLACE FINISHERS: • Mavryk Soto (132) • Jerrimiah Scales (145) • Cassidy James (157) • Bentley Brown (181) • Sonny Freeman (220) • Trey Williams (242) • Jaxsyn Price (275) 🥉 3RD PLACE: • Seth Humphries (132) • Ezekiel James (198) Also representing with strong lifts: • Mason Mays (145) - 5th • Walter Wutkan (198) - 5th • Ja'Kaybrean Giddens (220) - 4th • Jimmy Brown (242) - 4th 🏋🏼‍♀️GIRLS TEAM: 4TH PLACE! Our Lady Savages showed up ready to lift! 🥉 Kira Williamson (143) - 3RD PLACE Also repping Broken Bow: • Mylee Williams (143) - 4th • Adelyn French (155) - 4th • Khloe Williams (168) - 4th • Jah'Niyah Ashton (113) - 5th Way to represent Savage Nation! The iron doesn't lie and this week proved that hard work pays off! #BrokenBowStrong #SavageNation

Roll, stroll, push or just drag yourself here...whatever it takes! We’re now in session on these dates to make up for our missed instructional days due to weather. - Monday, February 16 - Friday, March 6