Broken Bow Schools

📣Yearbooks are finally here! Mrs. Price will be at the high school, right in front of the office… 🕢TODAY (Mon) from 11 AM to 2 PM 🕢TUESDAY from 2 PM to 5 PM! Don’t miss out—there are extra copies available for just $45 each! Grab yours and relive the memories! ✨

🏈🏋️Savage Head Coach Maverick Lang is impressed with the competitiveness and work ethic of his football team during the Summer Pride workouts in June. The team will now have a "dead week" in which no athletic instruction by coaches is allowed. This week's Savages of the Week are Jacob Martinez, Josh McDaniel and Brayden Williams. These three young men stepped up to provide leadership through their examples during workouts. Summer Pride workouts will resume on Monday, July 7th. #SavageStrong

🏈2025 Broken Bow Savage 9th and JV Football Schedule (revised)

2025 BBHS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

BBHS Class of 2026: This is your last chance to apply for the OK Promise!! *MUST apply before the June 30 application deadline at the end of their junior year. Go to this website to apply: https://okpromise.org/ To enroll in the Oklahoma’s Promise program, the student must be: an Oklahoma resident; enrolled in the eighth, ninth, 10th or 11th grade in an Oklahoma high school (homeschool students must be age 13, 14, 15 or 16); and a student whose parents’ federal adjusted gross income does not exceed: $60,000 with 1 or 2 dependent children OR $70,000 with 3 or 4 dependent children OR $80,000 with 5 or more dependent children. Special income/enrollment provisions may apply to: Children adopted from certain court-ordered custody and children in the custody of court-appointed legal guardians. Taxable Social Security benefits based on the disability or death of the student’s parent(s). Students placed into DHS custody during the eighth, ninth, 10th or 11th grade who were unable to enroll in the program may enroll prior to their official date of high school graduation. Refer to the website for further questions and information. 800.858.1840 | Toll Free okpromise@osrhe.edu Oklahoma’s Promise Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education PO Box 108850 Oklahoma City, OK 73101-8850

🎙️Get ready to unleash your passion for #music at the Broken Bow High School and Middle School Choir #Camp for Summer 2025! Camp Dates: July 28 - Aug 1: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Aug 4 - Aug 8: 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM If you've been part of Showtime or Showstoppers in the past, you're in luck! Just show up at camp—no need to audition again! 📍 Join us in the Fine Arts Building, MS Choir Room! Important details about choir fees, dates, and expectations will be shared on the first day of camp. This is going to be so much fun! For more info, contact Ms. Athena Ogden at aogden@bbisdapp.org. #ChoirCamp2025 #SavageSingersUnite

Dead Week!

🏈🏋️Another great week of Summer Pride workouts ended with three more players recognized for their leadership through example. Bentley Brown, Kaleb Ginn and Mason Mays impressed coaches this week with their intensity and enthusiasm. Congratulations to these pacesetters on being our Savages of the Week! #SavageStrong

Attention All Band Parents!🎶 Mark your calendars for the Savage Pride Band Parents Meeting on... Tuesday, June 23rd! This meeting is a must for all parents of students joining the High School Band next year—8th grade and up! Let’s come together to share our excitement, discuss important details, and ensure an unforgettable year of music and fun! Don’t miss out on being part of our talented band community! 🌟

BBHS Class of 2026, This is your last chance to apply for the OK Promise!! *MUST apply before the June 30 application deadline at the end of their junior year. Go to this website to apply: https://okpromise.org/ To enroll in the Oklahoma's Promise program, the student must be: an Oklahoma resident; enrolled in the eighth, ninth, 10th or 11th grade in an Oklahoma high school (homeschool students must be age 13, 14, 15 or 16); and a student whose parents' federal adjusted gross income does not exceed: $60,000 with 1 or 2 dependent children OR $70,000 with 3 or 4 dependent children OR $80,000 with 5 or more dependent children. Special income/enrollment provisions may apply to: Children adopted from certain court-ordered custody and children in the custody of court-appointed legal guardians. Taxable Social Security benefits based on the disability or death of the student's parent(s). Students placed into DHS custody during the eighth, ninth, 10th or 11th grade who were unable to enroll in the program may enroll prior to their official date of high school graduation. Refer to the website for further questions and information. 800.858.1840 | Toll Free okpromise@osrhe.edu Oklahoma's Promise Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education PO Box 108850 Oklahoma City, OK 73101-8850

🏈🏋️Another great week of Summer Pride workouts this week ended with three players recognized for their leadership through example. Isaiah Fields, Cole Patrick and Achilles Pearson impressed coaches this week with their intensity and enthusiasm. Congratulations to these young leaders on being our Savages of the Week! #SavageStrong

🏈It seems like this year is going to be thrilling! Join us for the Savage Quarterback Club meeting this evening at 6 PM at the Sports Hub. Let's Goooooo Broken Bow!

Last week, the Broken Bow Middle School #Cheer Team traveled to Norman to participate in the UCA cheer camp. The girls returned home with an impressive array of awards, including: - Most Improved Junior High Team - First Place in Sideline Cheer - Gold Superior Ribbon in Sideline Evaluations - Blue Superior Ribbon in Dance Evaluations - The coveted Banana Award on Night Two! Additionally, Naylee Stover and Avery Austin were among 18 junior high girls recognized as All Americans, competing against over 100 hopefuls for this prestigious title. We also celebrated three of our girls as Pin It Forward recipients: Ali Westfall, Kenleigh Flowers, and Vega Ennis! Congratulations to the girls and Coach Dees for all your hard work and dedication!🎉 #BBMSCheer #MotivatedMindset

BBHS CHEER TEAM EXCELS AGAIN! ⭐️Over All Spirit Team Winner (banana) ⭐️1st place Cheer and pyramid ⭐️2nd place stunt sequence ⭐️3 Pin it Forward awards ⭐️8 All Americans and 4 out of the 8 girls asked to tryout for UCA staff were BBHS seniors!! Congratulations to our outstanding Cheer Team and Coach Berryhill! #BBCheerSqad #LiftASisterUp

RJMS READY: Here’s the Rector Johnson Middle School #Supply #List for 2025/26.

🎓Senior transcripts and diplomas are available! Must turn in school chromebook/laptop with charger, library books, and pay any remaining fees when you come to the high school office. The high school office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00-12:00 in June and July.

Knowledge is power! 💥 Broken Bow educators attend Nuts and Bolts Conference in Mustang!

🏈Summer Pride workouts are underway and Coach Maverick Lang is pleased with the spirit and intensity of his team. Each week during Summer Pride, members of the team who exhibit leadership through example and help establish a high level of dedication and intensity to team success will be recognized as Savages of the Week. The three players chosen for week one are Aden Hammonds, AJ Brannon and Sky Baker. Congratulations to these young leaders for setting the tone and exhibiting the "Broken Bow Way". #SavageStrong

H3 Time Travelers, a historical fiction book club, consisting of 20 Broken Bow middle school and high school students, traveled over 2500 miles from Monday, May 19th through Saturday, May 24th to visit some of America's most iconic places, with an ultimate destination of The Grand Canyon, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. On the first day, they made stops at Express Clydesdales in Yukon, Ok and iconic Route 66 landmarks such as TeePee Curios and the Blue Swallow Motel in Tucumcari, NM. On Day two, they continued their travels west, stopping at The El Rancho Motel for lunch where Hollywood legends such as the Duke, John Wayne, Catherine Hepburn, and Humphrey Bogart among others stayed while filming numerous westerns in the area. They also visited the Petrified Forest National Park, where they were able to view beautiful landscapes. Day Three started in Williams, AZ as they boarded The Grand Canyon Railway and rode to The Grand Canyon Village. Upon arrival, they boarded a tour bus that took them to various stops along the Southern Rim of The Grand Canyon. After viewing the vast landscape, students made their way back to Flagstaff, where they switched gears and spent time at the Lowell observatory, viewing distant galaxies through special telescopes and star gazing. They were even able to participate in a presentation from NASA scientists, who shared information about the upcoming Artemis mission to the moon!

BROKEN BOW ATHLETES: Summer Pride starts MONDAY! HS Football 7:30 HS Girls and HS Off-Season Boys 8:00 JH Boys and Girls 9:00 Location: The Hub (field house) See you there~ Go Savages!