Broken Bow Schools

🌟Rylan Hanks was recently named a Kiwanis Sophomore of the Year Texas-Oklahoma State Finalist! His application advanced through local and district levels to be chosen at the state level, where he was awarded a scholarship. Congratulations, Rylan!

Today Mrs. Anderson’s FACS classes were learning about parliamentary procedures and how to run a meeting using Robert’s Rules of Order. Students made motions to include or not include ingredients to make trail mix. At the conclusion of the lesson, students enjoyed a tasty treat! #MrMcGeesClassBrag

BBHS students in Mr. Kiper’s US History class got to experience the classic computer game, The Oregon Trail, as a board game! Designed by Mr. Kiper and Bennet STEAM teacher Mrs. Kiper, the lesson was to teach students the dangers pioneers faced on their way to Oregon by managing resources and a wheel of events both good and bad. While not pictured, administrators Ms. Ellisor, Mr. Hanks, and Mr. McGee stopped by and got roped into the game by the students! Mr. Kiper stands by the gamification of concepts to help make students both excited and receptive of learning. We think what the Kipers have designed is outstanding and we’re certain they both would make it to Oregon Territory!

Ms.Tolison has been showing her Indian Art students how to get their hands dirty on the pottery wheel. But today, BBHS Principal Mr. McGee decided to join the action and give it a whirl himself! “We had fun crafting some pieces,” she said.

Q-bitz was the focus in Mrs. Becks 4th grade math class at Bennett today! Q-bitz is a popular visual-spatial puzzle game produced by MindWare. The game is praised for challenging visual dexterity, spatial reasoning, and memory skills in a fast-paced, competitive format.

Today, RJMS 6th graders learned how to measure volume using graduated cylinders! “We had a great time working in groups with some fun colored liquids,” said Mrs. Ledesma! #learningisfun #superscientists

✨Next up on the officer introductions: Kris McCune Vice President Years in FFA: 4 Why did you join FFA? I joined FFA because I wanted to try something new and get out of my comfort zone. Favorite FFA memory or activity: My favorite FFA memory was getting to hang out with some pretty amazing people at Future Agricultural Education Teacher Academy for a week at OK State this summer. What are you most excited about this year as an officer? I am most excited getting to know everyone in our chapter and helping them grow into the best people they can be! One goal you have for the chapter this year: My biggest goal for the chapter is to grow member participation. I say this because I want everyone to have the same opportunities I’ve had to grow and become a better leader! Fun Fact: I also serve as the Oklahoma Assoc. of Student Councils District 4 President. Favorite food or hobby: My favorite hobby is meeting new people and building leadership skills. Dream job or future career goal: My future career goal is to become an Ag Teacher and inspire the next generation of agriculturalist.

🥎Arch-rival Idabel visits Broken Bow this afternoon for a matchup with Savage Softball (8-2). Come out to the stadium and cheer these athletes to victory!

#GoSavages

You probably won’t be able to see us but we’ll BE THERE‼️ It’s CAMO OUT 8/29‼️#StudentSection

♦️Ke Hihla! AILYC of Broken Bow High School will dance beside the State Capitol Building on Sunday! #bilia (Photo of old article by Steve Jacob)

🏈2025 Decals with Dads #BrokenBowSavageFootball #Tradition

✨ Meet Your 2025–2026 Broken Bow FFA Officers! ✨ We’re excited to introduce each of our officers over the next few days so you can get to know the team leading our chapter this year. 💙💛 Stay tuned as they share a little about themselves and why they’re proud to serve Broken Bow FFA! First up!! Breanna Wright, Senior Chapter President Years in FFA: 5 Why did you join FFA? I joined FFA because I grew up in the show industry and always looked up to my sister and she loved it so much so I couldn't wait for it to be my turn to join! Favorite FFA activity or memory: My Favorite FFA memory is winning Tulsa barrow showmanship with such amazing people! What are you most excited for this year as an officer? I am most excited about all the student involvement and hoping everyone can feel at home. One goal you have for the chapter this year: One goal for my chapter is to be a family and let everyone know that they are welcomed and there is a place for each and everyone! Fun Fact: Fun fact about me is I have a Winnie dog named Winston Favorite food or hobby: My favorite hobby is hanging out with friends and family! Dream job or future career: My future career is to teach in early childhood education as I have always had a love for little kids.

🏈🎟️NOW ON SALE: Savage Football Season Passes. $50 per ticket covers all 2025 Home Games (Not Playoff Games). Please contact Coach Sundberg by TEXT @ (580)775-1646. He’ll need your-Name and how many Season Pass tickets you need.

Don't forget to dress for success and wear a smile!

🥎Savage Softball (8-2) travels to Eufaula today for another important district road game. Broken Bow shut out the Ironheads last week in Broken Bow by a score of 5-0 and will attempt to remain unbeaten in district action.

#SavageSoftball

Hello! My name is Becky Jones and I'm joining the Dierks family this year. I was born in North Carolina and moved to Oklahoma in 1979 and graduated from Idabel High School in 1990. I’ve been happily married to my husband, Daniel, for 11 years. We have two wonderful kids, Derick and Kendra, along with six grandsons and a great-grandson who will be arriving in December! In my free time, I enjoy glass etching, riding motorcycles, camping, and spending time with my grandkids. I consider myself a mountaineer with a bit of country charm. I love being around people and always hope to bring a smile to their faces. If you ever need a helping hand, I’m here for you! I have eight years of experience working in a school kitchen and also work for the Boys and Girls Club in Broken Bow. Three days a week, I go to Davita Dialysis to keep things clean. Staying busy is something I truly enjoy. Life is a blessing, and I cherish every moment!

🥁BAND BEGINS: Beginning Band parents need to come to the instrument rental night THIS THURSDAY from 5:00-6:15! This is where all students will get their instruments for the year! #RentalNight #SavagePride

Our Ag Communications and Animal Science students took the spotlight this week—researching agriculture careers and presenting them to their classmates! #builtontradition #boundforgreatness Broken Bow Public Schools

🏈👕The 2025 Broken Bow Savage Football T’s are here! #QBClub #RosterShirts

🕊️ With heavy hearts and joyful memories, we remember Jeannie Batchelor Class of 1970. Roger and Jeannie were high school sweethearts and she wore her love proudly in Roger's letter jacket. Roger is pictured wearing the sweater the school bought for the football players. Roger and Jeannie are the aunt and uncle of our Varsity Cheer Coach Charisse Berryhill. “She passed away on Monday and we found it. Even though I’m broken hearted, I found so much joy in this photo. 🩷,” Berryhill said. #BBHS #LetterJacketChallenge #InLovingMemory Text your OG letter jacket pictures and the year you graduated to Savage Signal at: 📞870-279-4926 Or email pics to: 📩Media@bbisdapp.org