Broken Bow Schools

🧑‍🧑‍🧒RJMS PARENTS: We want to make you aware of these Middle School #testing dates and encourage you to make sure your child is in attendance on these dates and has had a good nights sleep. Together we can be our best! Thanks for your help!

🏈Savage Nation we are preparing now for the 2026 Savage Football Silent Auction this April! We invite local businesses and generous individuals to contribute items or services that will make a difference for our players. Your donations will go a long way in helping us raise funds for essential football equipment, technology, and practice gear. If you're interested in making a contribution, please reach out to Coach Lang at mlang@bbisdapp.org for more information. - Silent Auction Dates: April 22nd - April 25th (more info later) - Donation Deadline: Items must be submitted by April 13th. Thank you for your support!

🌟 ⚙️Enrollment for the Broken Bow School District for the 2026-2027 academic year is officially open! This is a fantastic opportunity for your child to thrive in a nurturing and dynamic educational environment. At Broken Bow, we’re committed to fostering a love for learning with a focus on academics, physical activity, creativity and life skills. To get started, simply visit [www.bbisd.org](http://www.bbisd.org) and click on the 🔌2026-2027 Enrollment section for all the details and instructions. Give your child the gift of an enriching education. Enroll today!

2026 BBHS DANCE TEAM TRYOUTS!

RJMS CHEER TRYOUTS

🏋️The results are in from the 2026 OPCA State Championship Powerlifting Meet and our Savages brought home a lot of hardware. The varsity lifters racked up 75 total points to capture the Class 4A title with four individual medalists leading the way. Hunter Shomo scored 20 points and won the silver medal in the 198 lb. weight class. Mavryk Soto and Jagger Gibbs each won bronze medals in their respective classes and Trey Williams received a fifth place medal. Tylan Snipes, Cassidy James, Sonny Freeman, Ja'Kaybrean Giddens, and Aden Hammonds also contributed points towards the team championship total. A great team effort and another state championship plaque for the trophy case! In Junior High competition, 8th grader Kasen Warren put up big lifts to capture silver in the heavyweight class. Ninth graders Cason Cantrell and Ivan Rincon each won bronze medals, while Luis Garcia and Ladainian Pearson brought home fifth place medals. Carson Choate, Boston McDaniel, Dakota Caldwell, Ryan Gilbert and Mason Battiest also contributed points for their respective teams. These athletes are coached by Maverick Lang, Duce Lee and Jeremy Bean. Congratulations to all of our powerlifters and their coaches on a tremendous season! It's hard work like this that makes better in every sport. Go Savages!

🏋️STATE CHAMPIONS! Congratulations to Savage Varsity Powerlifting on capturing the 2026 OPCA Class 4A State Championship! Follow this social media feed for detailed results, individual medalists and more photos coming soon. But, for now, let's congratulate this team of players and coaches on this remarkable achievement!!

JUNIORS: Broken Bow High School State Testing Schedule

🎓 RJMS Honors Program – Top 10% Recognition RJMS will honor the Top 10% of the 6th, 7th, and 8th grade classes during our annual Honors Program. 📍 Location: Victory Life Church – Broken Bow (The church is located across from the RJMS bus garage area, behind Arby’s and Sunrise Buffet.) 🗓 Date: Thursday, March 12 ⏰ Program Time: 6:30 PM 👩‍🎓 Student Arrival: Please arrive by 6:00 PM to be seated before the program begins. After the program concludes, 8th grade Top 10% students will remain for a special dinner in their honor as they prepare for their upcoming promotion and transition to Broken Bow High School. This will be a great opportunity for them to spend time together one last time before entering high school. Because of limited space for the banquet portion, each 8th grade honoree will receive 5 tickets to invite guests (parents/guardians count as part of the 5). We look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of these outstanding students and seeing everyone there! Sincerely, Belinda Highful RJMS Principal of Instruction Jarod Bible RJMS Principal of Discipline

🎓Congratulations to the Kiwanis Seniors of the Month for March: Alexander Abeyta & Amelia Sanchez Lions Club Senior of the Month for March: Kira Williamson

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🏌🏼‍♀️ Broken Bow Lady Savages competed at the Muldrow #Golf Invitational March 10th and as a Team placed 6th out of 18 schools. Best performance out of the Lady Savages was Jaylee Smith placing 19th out of 67 players! The Lady Savages next tournament will be Durant Invitational March 24th.

#FINAL Great season Lady Savages! It's not the ending you wanted but you've made us all very proud!

Tonight!

Tomorrow at Dierks!

🏀IT'S GAME DAY! Our Lady Savages are at the BIG HOUSE in Oklahoma City today for the 2026 OSSAA Class 4A State Quarterfinals against OKC Douglass. The game tips off at 1:30 pm and can be viewed on pay-per-view at: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/ossaa/gam3d77226949 Good Luck to all of our players and coaches! GO SAVAGES!!! #StateTournament

⚾️Savage varsity baseball (5-0) extended their winning streak to five games with a 8-5 victory over Tushka Monday evening. Jett Johnson led the way, getting the win on the mound and hitting a grand slam home-run in the game. Greydon Howell, seeing his first action of the season, also homered in his first at-bat of the season. The Savages host the Dierks Outlaws on Thursday.

🏈2026 SAVAGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE #AlwaysSavage

Can you spell “A Cool Kid?” Jordan Mckinney represented #RJMS at the Scripps National Spelling Bee Regional Competition in Oklahoma City this past weekend. First, Jordan competed with other students from 6th, 7th, and 8th grade for the "School" round of the Bee. Mr. Boothe said "I don't recall how many rounds this portion endured, but after over an hour of taking turns spelling words, Jordan came out on top!" Next, he relentlessly practiced his spelling word list with anybody who would listen, mostly Mr. Bothe and Mrs. Nalley. This was to prepare for the "Qualifying Exam," which was an online test. "I believe he only missed two words on this section and that solidified his spot in the next round." Bothe said. On Saturday, Jordan competed in the "Regional" round (the next step is the National Bee in D.C.). Jordan fought his way through, against tough competition, all the way to the 4th round. Unfortunately, it was the word "adolescence" that tripped him up. Mr. Bothe said "However, and I find this truly admirable, Jordan demonstrated an unwavering positive attitude. Even in defeat, he congratulated his fellow spellers and spoke about himself with immense confidence."