Broken Bow Schools

SCHEDULE CANCELLATION: Monday's Freshman basketball games in Idabel have been cancelled.

🎵I’m thrilled to share that Broken Bow Schools had 7 students selected for the Oklahoma All State Honor Choirs! Four students—Khloe Browne, Mackila Dansby, Matthew Escobar, and Gabby Fonseca—were chosen for the OCDA (grades 7-9) choir, while Miley Trent, Alyson Sundberg, and Reagan Sharp represented grades 10-12 in the OKMEA choir. A special shoutout to Miley for earning a medal for three consecutive years! Their hard work and dedication paid off, and they had an incredible experience working with talented conductors and peers from across Oklahoma. Mrs. Smith and I couldn’t be prouder of these amazing students! - Mrs. Thomas

🏀Savage Varsity Boys secured another easy victory this afternoon at the Hugo Festival with a comfortable 27-point margin over OKC Star Spencer. The Lady Savages are idle today. Both teams will be back in action Tuesday night at Atoka. #AlwaysSavage

🎭BBHS #PROM 2025🎭 🔘Date: May 2nd 🔘Theme: Masquerade 🔘Time: 7pm to 11pm 📍This year’s exciting Broken Bow Junior/Senior Prom will be hosted at the Choctaw Community Center at 1346 E Martin Luther King Drive. 🫲🏼Volunteers needed! Junior/Senior parent volunteers can contact Ms.Ramirez at the high school office at 📞580-584-3365 and leave a message with a call back number to help. #TicketToFun #NightOfMystique #BBHSProm25

In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, all campuses of BBPS will be closed on Monday. This day is not only a tribute to Dr. King's legacy but also a call to action for #service and community engagement. We encourage everyone to honor his memory through acts of kindness and service to others, reflecting his commitment to justice and equality.

🏀Both varsity basketball squads captured decisive victories in today's action at the Hugo festival. The Savage boys will be in action again on Saturday at 3:00PM against the Star Spencer Bobcats. The Lady Savages will play next at Atoka on Tuesday. #SavageStrong

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CUTE ALERT: Dierks Elementary student, Ne'veah, is learning the sound for short e... ...and she said "eh!" 😂

"Let my father's sacrifice be a reminder. No distraction is worth a life." Powerful words from an 18-year-old girl who lost her father when she was only 8 years old after a distracted driver hit him on the side of the road. Claire Dees' dad, Nicholas Dees, was a trooper and was hit and killed while working a crash on Interstate 40 in Seminole County on January 31, 2015. Every year at the end of January, OHP does a two week distracted driving emphasis in honor of Trooper Dees and his sacrifice. This morning's press conference kicked off that emphasis. We want to remind everyone - put away the distractions and devote your full time and attention to the road while driving. It could mean the difference between life and death.

🏀Hugo Basketball Tournament livestream link: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18d1QRiLST/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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◼️RJMS 8th grade students #toured Kiamichi Tech Idabel and learned about the many programs and opportunities offered. Mr. Bible said, “We want to thank the staff and student body of Kiamichi Tech for organizing this wonderful event!” #PreparingForSuccess #BrokenBow #RJMS #KiamichiTech #Options #WherePotentialMeetsPurpose

🏀The Hugo Basketball Festival begins this week and should deliver some very competitive games over the two-day schedule. The Savage Boys will face off against the OKC Storm on Friday and OKC Star Spencer on Saturday. The Lady Savages will play Hugo Friday night in their only game of the festival. #GoBBow #AlwaysSavage

📋RJMS PARENTS: Middle School students should be coming home with their report cards today. You may, of course, also check your student's grades by logging into your SylogistEd accounts. If you need a SylogistEd account contact your school’s counselor. Thank you! Have a great day!

📚✨ January is National School Board Month. This month, we celebrate the vital role that school boards play in shaping the future of our educational system and the lives of our students. School boards are the backbone of our schools, advocating for quality education, ensuring accountability, and making critical decisions that affect our children’s learning environments. Their dedication and commitment are essential to fostering a thriving educational community. A special thank you to the Broken Bow Independent Public Schools Board! 🙌 Thank you for your hard work, vision, and unwavering support for our students and educators. Your efforts make a significant difference in our community, and we appreciate all that you do to ensure our schools are places of growth, learning, and opportunity.

🎓✍🏻Savage Senior Kennedee Brittain will continue her athletic career at Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas next season. Brittain accepted a scholarship offer to join the OBU track and field team, where she will reunite with Savage teammates, Addison Skelton and Haylie Brantley to compete for the Tigers next season. She is currently training in preparation for her senior season in both powerlifting and track and field and hopes to add more state titles to her already impressive athletic career. Congratulations Kennedee!! #TomorrowsTiger #AlwaysSavage

👩‍✈️👩‍🚀🧳BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS: The dynamic duo of Broken Bow High School Counselors, Mrs. Trent and Mrs. Walls, are on the hunt for enthusiastic speakers to join the lineup for their exciting BBHS Career Fair! Mark your calendars for Wednesday, February 12, from 8:30 AM to 11:45 AM, as Broken Bow High School transforms into a hub of career exploration for our talented 9th-12th grade students. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to inspire the next generation! To register or to learn more, drop an email to ctrent@bbisdapp.org by January 31.

🎓🗓️The last day to purchase a Senior Ad is January 31st. Don't miss the opportunity for this lasting memory of your #Senior to be recognized in their final High School yearbook. Click the link below to order your Senior Ad today! https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/YBStore/YearbookStoreMain.asp?yearbook_id=86858&product_id=140068 PICTURED: The 1972 and 2011 Savage Yearbooks

❄️🧤"Frozen in Time" will be the SPIRIT WEEK DRESS-UP theme for EVERY CAMPUS Feb. 3rd-7th. It's Basketball Homecoming Week! BBHS vs. Quinton February 7th Sports Complex Game starts 6:30 #SpiritWeek #DressedForSuccess #Dierks #Bennett #RJMS #BBHS

🏀SCOREBOARD: Greydon Howell led a 32-6 run in the second half to defeat Hugo 52-26!