Broken Bow Schools

🎓BBHS Dance Team Senior Spotlight on Aidan Jesse!

🏈Savages Win 70-36!

5th Graders Visit Broken Bow Public Library Recently, 5th grade students from Miss Billington's and Mrs. Wright's classes took a special trip to the Broken Bow Public Library. During their visit, they explored the wide variety of books and programs available to the community. Students also learned about the responsibilities of library staff and what it takes to work at a library. It was an informative and inspiring experience that helped spark curiosity and a love of reading!

🏈🍎Savage Football voted Mr. Magar as “Teacher of the Week!" Congratulations! Each week during football season the team will select a teacher to honor for their commitment to excellence in the classroom! Practice Players of the Week: Brayden Burks Jerrimiah Scales #AlwaysSavage

🏈It's Game Day!

The Broken Bow Savages (4-1) are on the road in Stilwell tonight for another important district contest against the Indians. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:00 p.m.

The game will be livestreamed on the 🎥📍@BrokenBowSavages YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/@brokenbowsavages?si=nu7vAU5dvYtUUBLq

As always, our livestream telecast 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
👩🏻‍💼Jennifer Broades State Farm Insurance.

Third Grade Top Readers from each class got to enjoy a happy meal today! These students got the highest AR points in their class for the month of September!

🏃Savage Senior Landon Thweatt finished second overall at the Heavener Cross Country Meet on Thursday. Landon completed the 2.8 mile course in a time of 15:30 in his final regular season race. Broken Bow finishes out the regular season with a junior high meet at Wright City on Monday. Next up for the varsity is the regional meet. Watch this feed for more information.

#Dierks Elementary Fun Run! T Shirt & Sign ups are due Tuesday, October 14!

Mrs. Wright’s 5th grade class visited the Alpaca Ranch to share happy cards and perform “This Little Light of Mine” with the residents . 💛🖤💛

"As a proud Broken Bow School Alumnus, I am happy to support the upcoming bond. My family has a long history of supporting Broken Bow schools. My mom, who graduated from BBHS in 1940, worked for the Broken Bow School District for 38 years. She donated her last paycheck to help purchase a sign that was in front of the high school. My 3 children were graduates of Broken Bow Public Schools, as well as 2 of my grandchildren, making them 4th generation Savages!

Besides being extremely proud of our Savage tradition, I can see the need for the proposed bond projects. Having students cross the increasingly busy highway to get to the gym seems very dangerous. My daughter, who taught at Bennett Elementary noted that besides the safety benefits, removing the elementary from the main road would also help increase students’ focus, as the sirens that go back and forth are distracting.

Not only will this bond build a brand new elementary for our students, but it will provide much needed improvements to our football stadium! I have spent many Friday nights at our historic rock stadium. The traditions of that stadium run deep. I am happy to know that we will be able to keep those traditions while updating the stadium, so it will be around for many future generations. Upgrading the bathrooms, seating, concession stands and the field will help ensure the fans and students get to enjoy the Broken Bow Friday night lights for years to come!

Knowing that this bond will increase the safety of the school while continuing to uphold our proud Savage traditions makes it an easy decision to support it!"

Jana Burris
BBHS Class of 1975

🥎We are tied at one game apiece in the super regionals and headed to game 3 Thursday (10/9) at noon.

🥎Game one is in the books and we are one win away!

We are looking forward to visiting with our parents next week! Make plans to join us!

🤢😷OUT SICK? REMEMBER TO CALL: If your child/student is missing a school day due to illness, etc. Please remember to communicate with your school's OFFICE. Thanks all! #TheyKeepUsOrganized 📞BBHS 584-3365 📞RJMS 584-9603 📞Bennett 584-6440 📞Dierks 584-2765

🎃📙🎨BOOK CHARACTER PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST!

Mrs. Tolison’s class is combining creativity and craftsmanship through pinch pot and beadwork projects, showcasing attention to detail and artistic growth! Students are exploring traditional techniques while expressing their own unique styles through clay and color. Each piece reflects patience, skill, and a growing appreciation for the artistic process. “It’s been so much fun to see where their brain takes them on these projects. I love seeing all of the different creative takes,” she said.

Hello everyone, Our names are Jimmy & Debbie Jeter. We both grew up in Broken Bow and are glad to be a part of this great community. We are alumni of the 1970 class. Debbie and I were married in 1971 and raised two beautiful Daughters here in Broken Bow. Traci the class of 1990, and Jennifer the class of 1994. Two of our grandchildren Lexy and Jacob Brumley, and soon our 4 great grandchildren will be “Little Savages”as well. Most of our families and friends are proud Savage fans, we would ask for your support for the upcoming bond projects to expand our awesome schools under the leadership of Ms.Ellisor. Our students are blessed and privileged to be a part of this environment. Our prayer is for the next generations of students to have a safe and healthy school system like we grew up with. Thank you all for your consideration, God Bless. Jimmy and Debbie Jeter BBHS Class of 1970

🥎Savage Softball (24-9) is now just two wins away from a berth in the OSSAA State Championship Tournament. They travel to Ardmore today to face #8 Plainview (26-7) in a best-of-three super regional series. Games one and two will be played today. Game times are scheduled for 1:00 p.m. and 3 p.m. Game 3, if needed, will be played tomorrow.

#GoSavages #TakeState

The Business and Education Council for the Interactive Media Classes at Kiamichi Tech convened today at the Idabel campus. During the meeting, the council addressed various topics, including work-based learning opportunities, soft skills training, stakeholder needs, and emerging issues. Attendees included Omar Coley, Cyber Security Specialist at Flight Safety Simulation International; Skip Copeland, Owner of Pro*Motion Creative and Communications Director for Broken Bow Public Schools; Alex Wallis from Work Ready Oklahoma; Lexton Wallis, a senior at Broken Bow High School and Kiamichi Tech Student Advisor; and Scotty Morrison, KTC Tech Advisor. The Council plays a vital role in providing expertise, advising instructors, recommending equipment, and facilitating student employment.

Bennett Savage SHINE Golden Ticket Recipients 🎫