Broken Bow Schools

🥞🎉 Pancakes for Pointers at Bennett Elementary! 🏫 Mark your calendars for March 27th from 5:30-7:00 PM in the Bennett Elementary cafeteria! 📅✨ Parents and students, join us for an exciting evening where you'll go room-to-room collecting valuable testing tips to ensure your child has a successful testing season. Once you've gathered your tips, you'll receive tickets that can be used to enjoy a delicious pancake dinner in the cafeteria! 🥞🍽️ Don't miss out on this fun and informative event! Make plans now and bring the whole family to get ready for a successful testing season. 💪 See you there! 🙌🎓 #PancakesForPointers #BennettElementary #TestingTips #FamilyFun

📣CHEER TRY-OUTS ARE COMING… ✍🏻Mark your Calendars! 🗓️Mandatory information meeting, March 10th at 6:30pm in the BBHS Library. 📋Cheer Clinic March 30th in the Sports Complex - 2pm to 7pm 📋Cheer Tryouts March 31st at 5pm in the Sports Complex 📞For any questions feel free to text or call. 903-748-5130 #WeLiftOthersUp #AlwaysSavage #WorkEthic

🏀Both Broken Bow varsity basketball teams head into the area consolation bracket following disappointing losses in the regional finals at Muldrow On Saturday. #4 Locust Grove extended their winning streak to 23 games with a powerful performance against the Lady Savages. The two teams battled each other in a physical game with the Lady Pirates using their length advantage and shooting accuracy to out score the Lady Savages by 22 points in the second half to capture the championship. In the boys final, host Muldrow used their considerable height advantage to limit the Savages scoring opportunities, maintaining the lead throughout the ball game. Broken Bow cut the Bulldog lead to three points in the fourth period but could not get their shots to fall in the final minutes of the hotly-contested championship game. Both Broken Bow teams will now play on Thursday in Okmulgee in the area consolation bracket. Follow this feed for more information on opponents and game times. #AlwaysSavage

🤼‍♂️BROKEN BOW WRESTLING: Unfortunately, Jaden Allen’s historic Savage wrestling career ended Saturday morning with a loss in the state consolation semifinals to last year’s 157 lb. state champion, Charlie Shafer of Cache. Allen’s other loss in this tournament was to Eli Probst of Tuttle, who wrestles for the 165 lb. state title on Saturday afternoon. Jaden Allen is the first Broken Bow wrestler to make the finals of a varsity tournament, the first to win a varsity tournament, the first to qualify for the state championship meet, and the first to record a match victory at the state championship meet! Jaden Allen said, “Every day is a test and each day you have to do better.” Savage Wrestling will always remember Jaden as a #pioneer of our program and an inspiration for young Savages who dream big and work hard! #AllenTown #AlwaysSavage

DANCE TEAM TRYOUTS for 2025-2026 are COMING! Pick up an application SOON at RJMS from Mrs. Patel. 🕺 Clinic Dates: March 10th & 11th from 4:00 to 7:30 PM in the Sports Complex. Come dance, learn, and prepare to impress! 💃 Tryouts: Mark your calendars for March 12th at 4:30 PM in the Sports Complex. For any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at agpatel@bbisdapp.org or mpatel@bbisdapp.org #VarsityDanceTeam #Athletic #Dynamic #Fun

Mrs. Adams and her class got to celebrate Spur as the February student of the month! He is so sweet, kind and always on task. The class got to interview him this morning, he got a happy meal with Mrs.Adams and ended with a gift and cupcakes! Great job Spur!👏🏻

🏀It's Game Day! It is Championship Saturday at the Class 4A Area III Basketball Regionals in Muldrow and both Broken Bow varsity teams are in action tonight with critical area tournament seeds at stake for next weekend. The thirteenth-ranked Lady Savages (21-6) will face off against #4 Locust Grove (23-1) in the opener tonight. The Lady Pirates bring a 22-game winning streak into the game against the red hot Lady Savages, winners of their last seven games by an average score of 62-32. The action tips off at 6PM tonight in Muldrow. In the boys championship, unranked Muldrow, upset winners over #6 Stilwell on Thursday, will try to use that momentum and their home court advantage against the #17 Savages (20-6). In order to do so, the Bulldogs must find a way to stop sensational Savage sophomore Greydon Howell, who scored 37 points to carry his team to victory in Thursday night's sub-regional game against #14 Wagoner. Tonight's winners are just one win away from qualifying for the state championship tournament. The losing teams are still alive but must win three straight area consolation games next weekend to make it to state. Due to restrictions set forth by the OSSAA, we will not livestream tonight's games. However, the boys game will be streamed by KXMX Radio (Muldrow local) on their Facebook page. Unfortunately, no livestream is available for the girls championship game. #GoSavages #TakeState

The Broken Bow boys brought home both the varsity and freshmen championships at the Panama Powerlifting Meet. The Savages head into the postseason with some powerful momentum. #SavageStrong

🏀REGIONAL READY: Lady Savage Sophomores Tyson Woolsey and Jaylen Cauthron combined for 39 points and 22 rebounds Thursday night as the Broken Bow girls defeated Sallisaw 55-34 to advance into Saturday night’s regional championship game against Class 4A #4 Locust Grove! In boys action, it was another sensational Sophomore, Greydon Howell, who carried his team to victory over the fourteenth-ranked Wagoner Bulldogs, 60-51, and will face #6 Stilwell on Saturday night in the regional finals at Muldrow! #MakingMoves #AlwaysSavage

⚾️SAVAGE BASEBALL: We will play tomorrow (scrimmage) at Wright City at 11:00. This is dependent on the WC Basketball Boys. If they win we will not play. Regarding Opening Day on Monday vs. Poteau. The game time has been changed to 4:30 and will be a Varsity Doubleheader due to likelihood of bad weather in both locations on Tuesday. This also helps us not have to cancel non-district V/JV games later in the year to fit in a district game. -Coach Harris Go Savages!

🤼‍♂️Savage Senior Jaden Allen wrestles today in the Oklahoma State Championship Wrestling Meet. Way to Go Jaden and Coach Lasell! You make us #SavageProud !!!

🏀The state basketball playoffs continue this weekend for Class 4A teams in Oklahoma. Broken Bow travels to Sallisaw for a pair of sub-regional games tonight. The Lady Savages will face unranked Sallisaw with tipoff scheduled for 6:00 PM. The varsity boys will follow with a matchup against #14 Wagoner. The regional site for the remainder of the weekend will be in Muldrow. Due to restrictions by the state governing organization, the games will not livestream on our YouTube channel tonight. #AlwaysSavage

Dear RJMS Parents/Guardians, We are quickly approaching the time of the year that we are required to assess each student in English Language Arts (ELA), Math and for 8th graders, also Writing and Science. Below you will find our OSTP testing dates. We plead with you to make sure that your child is here on those dates but also the dates leading up to those tests. Teachers are currently reviewing content with your students in preparation for these tests. Attendance is a must so please refrain from checking your child out for reasons that are unnecessary. Doing so completely shifts the dynamics of the schedule that we’ve worked hard to secure. Success is not defined by these tests, however, we are extremely confident that each child has the ability to demonstrate growth. YOUR CHILD is completely capable of showing growth. YOUR CHILD can do hard things. We are so proud of our students for the work they’ve put in this year. A positive mindset sets the tone on test days. Please encourage your child and we too will continue to do the same. RJMS OSTP Test Dates: April 16th (Wednesday)- ALL DAY - 8th Grade Science OSTP April 21st (Monday)- ALL DAY - 6th/7th/8th ELA OSTP April 22nd (Tuesday) - Morning only - 8th Grade Writing OSTP April 29th (Tuesday) - ALL DAY - 6th/7th/8th MATH OSTP ALSO, due to the number of teachers needed to test all of our students according to testing regulations, we will also be testing SOME of our students on the dates listed below. The student testing on these dates will be individually notified by the Teacher(s) testing them. April 23rd (Wednesday) - ALL DAY - ELA - Small Group April 30th (Wednesday) - ALL DAY - MATH - Small Group PLEASE save ALL the dates above and make sure your RJMS student is at school and on time for those dates. We express our sincere gratitude for your help with this request. Sincerely, Belinda Highful, RJMS Principal of Instruction #SaveTheDates #WorkingTogetherToMakeADifference

Reminder to join us at Dierks!

🍎You’re invited! Prospective Teacher Academy. Available to high school students. Here’s the link to the Idabel location registration https://forms.office.com/r/3G9Zz4wYw3

🎮Broken Bow Savages were proud to host the first Mario Kart tournament of the semester on Monday! Schools from all over the southeastern region of the state competed!

“‼️Attention‼️all teachers! Next week is the best week, Read Across America! If you would like me to come see your kiddos, shoot me a message!” -Cloey Burcham #literacyforall #readersareleaders

📚 This evening at Dierks Elementary!

🏋🏼‍♀️💥Broken Bow Senior Power Lifter Kennedee Brittain has set a new “unofficial” bench press 👉🏼state record in the Girls 198 lb. weight class! Brittain lifted 195 lbs. to establish the new benchmark but will need to duplicate the feat at next Monday’s state meet in order to establish a new official state record. In other results: The Lady Savages Varsity Powerlifters were the OGPCA South Regionals Runners-up and the Junior High Lady Savages are the South Regionals Champions! Kennedee Brittain, 1st 198 lbs Carmin Hopkins, 2nd 150 lbs Kira Williamson, 2nd at 136 lbs D’Zina Richards, 3rd 220 lbs Khloe Williams, 1st JH 150 lb class Amiya Cherry, 1st JH 121 lb class Brooklyn Choate, 1st JH 150 lb class #SavageStrong #powerliftingWomen

Today, three of our FCCLA students had an incredible experience at the Oklahoma State Capitol! They developed leadership skills, learned about advocacy and government relations, and even had the opportunity to meet with Eddy Dempsey. He gave us a behind-the-scenes look at the House of Representatives lounge, the floor, and the 4th-floor rotunda while sharing his inspiring backstory. What an amazing opportunity to advocate for Family and Consumer Sciences education and FCCLA, the Ultimate Leadership Experience!