Broken Bow Schools

🥎Senior Maliyah Carney pitched a four-hit shutout and Freshman Khloe Williams drove in the winning runs as Savage Softball secured a home regional playoff, defeating Poteau 2-0 on Senior Night in Broken Bow. Williams ripped a double into the right centerfield wall, scoring Jaxie Glasson and Jaylen Cauthron, to break a scoreless tie in the bottom of the fifth inning. Carney struck out eight batters in the contest as the Savages played error-free defense behind her. Seniors Carney and Glasson were honored prior to the game, along with fellow seniors Haylie Brantley, Kennedee Brittain, Raylee Gaston, Kailyn Marshall, and Emery Noah. Broken Bow hosts Idabel on Thursday in the final regular season home game. The OSSAA Regionals are scheduled for October 3rd and 4th. #SavageSoftball #AlwaysSavage #TakeState

👜📲The difference is clear. Travel light on game day and please download the ProtectOK APP to your phones. This highly recommended APP allows effective communication in case of emergency! #SavageSafety #SevierWeather #Prevention #Cooperation #CaringCommunity #AlwaysSavage

A couple members of the custodial crew, Kathy Gross and Josh Coffey, were bragging on BBHS students this evening. “I’ve worked in five different schools over the years and the kids at this school are doing a great job taking care of things. We appreciate it! They should be proud of themselves,” Gross said. We are proud of all members of our custodial crew, too!

VEX High Stakes robot build progress!

🌟💖 **Join Us for a Heartwarming Bingo Night!** 💖🌟 Mark your calendars for a special evening filled with fun, community spirit, and the sweetest cause! 🗓 **Date:** Saturday, September 28, 2024 📍 **Location:** Choctaw Community Center, Broken Bow 📍 **Address:** 1346 E. Martin Luther King Dr. (On the Highway) 🕓 **Doors Open:** 4:30 PM 🎉 **Bingo Begins:** 6:00 PM 🎟️ **Bingo Package:** 10 games plus a delicious Dinner Meal for just $40! 💵 **Additional Bingo Packets:** Only $10 each! 🏅 **Exciting Prizes:** Cash, Gift Certificates, and Gift Cards await lucky winners! 🍰 **Don’t miss our Silent Auction & Dessert Auction!** **Seating is limited to the first 200 players**, so bring your friends and family for a night of joy and laughter! ✨ All proceeds will support our amazing Broken Bow High School All-American Cheerleaders on their journey to perform in the Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade in Hawaii. Let’s come together to honor and remember those we’ve lost, while creating beautiful memories! 🇺🇸❤️ We can’t wait to see you there! Tag your bingo buddies and let’s make this a night to remember! 💫🥳 #BingoNight #CommunityLove #SupportOurCheerleaders

🥎It's Game Day! A playoff berth is at stake when outfielder Brooke Evans and her Savage Softball teammates host the Poteau Lady Pirates in the final district game for both teams this afternoon. The teams each have three district losses and are currently tied for second place in District 4A-6. Today's winner will secure second place and earn the district's final playoff berth. First pitch is at 5:00 P.M.

🌟BB FFA Byng LDE Contest These students participated in their first opening/closing contest of the season! We are still working out the kinks as it was a good learning opportunity! One of our teams placed 5th in their room and they are ready to get back to work tomorrow. Gracie Jackman and Kendry Camp also participated in the Greenhand quiz contest. Good going everybody!

#ScheduleofEvents #FootballHoCo24

BBHS FCA (Fellowship for Christian Athletes) hopes to SEE YOU AT THE POLE this Wednesday at 7am. Come have breakfast and blessings!

🏃‍♀️No wonder she can keep up with the kids. Congratulations to Mrs. Crenshaw on her impressive achievement! She recently secured 2nd place in her age group and finished 15th overall in the 5K at the Paris Pair 5K event in Paris, Texas. Mrs. Crenshaw is one of our 4th grade teachers at Bennett. #AlwaysSavage #BrilliantAtBennett

It is Week 3 of our Dierks Perfect Attendance Drawings and here are our winners. Pre-Kindergarten: Blakely Walker Kindergarten: Silas Aebischer First Grade: Te'reon Snipes Second Grade: Paul Sam Thank you Moonlight Cabins for being the "I" in kindness and donating the goody bags!

✅Student Council, headed up by Claire Burris, hosted a voter registration booth for our students. Over 25 students registered to vote! Way to go Claire and Student Council!

💡WINNING: The Broken Bow Savage Quizbowl team had a roaring start to their season this past Monday at Smithville. We pulled out of the night with a 2-1 record. Play continues Monday at Wright City. Way to go, Savages!! #ATeam #SavageSmart

♦️ELECTION TIME: A JOM meeting is set for Tuesday, September 24 at 6:00 pm in the High School Library. Elections will be held for 3 committee positions!

Eighth Grade FCS Basics students are excited to begin their Design Unit. They began by creating their own color wheels by mixing paints. They will end this unit actually drawing house plans for a tiny home. They will make design boards depicting their ideas for colors, fabrics, furniture, etc. Stay tuned to watch our progress!

🌟 Proud Moment for our BBHS FCCLA Chapter Officers! 🌟 Yesterday, our amazing FCCLA chapter officers had the incredible opportunity to attend the Lead Conference in McAlester and participate in chapter officer training. They spent time learning about gold medal leadership, collaboration, and how to better serve our chapter and community. Stepping up as a leader is no small task, and it takes real courage to step out of your comfort zone, try new things, and grow as an individual. We are so proud of these officers for taking on this challenge and embracing the responsibilities that come with leadership. Leadership isn’t just about giving directions—it's about inspiring others, making tough decisions, and learning from every experience. These students are not only preparing to lead our chapter, but they are also gaining valuable life skills that will help them in whatever they choose to pursue in the future. We are also incredibly proud of Maddy Seavey for representing our chapter and district well as she fulfilled part of her duties as district Vice President of Membership. She assisted in leading workshops and spoke in front the entire Southeast region. Let’s give a big round of applause to our chapter officers for their bravery, commitment, and dedication to making a difference! 🙌 #FCCLA #LeadershipInAction #SteppingOutOfComfortZones #FutureLeaders

🧥👖DRESS UP DAYS for #Homecoming Week (Next week) for #Dierks and #Bennett Elementary Schools have been announced. They are basically the same as the high school except Tuesday will be “wear your favorite color.” #DressForSuccess Update: #RJMS will have the same theme as Bennett and Dierks! (Dress up days are always completely optional) #HoCo2024 #SpiritWeek #LightsCameraAction

✈️Students from JAG, Aviation, RJMS 8th grade and more explored many of the careers and educational opportunities provided locally at a field trip for Community Career Day Exploration at the Broken Bow Airport! Thank you to all the individuals and businesses who came out and shared information with our students; we appreciate and enjoyed the experience! #CommunitySupport #OpportunityAwaits #AlwaysSavage #UltimateExplorer #BrokenBow #Hochatown

🐻🍎🥪Mrs. Davis's class had a Teddy Bear Picnic today! 🌳🐾The children invited the teddy bears along with a few very “special friends” to meet under the trees on the South lawn at Dierks Elementary. 🎼Based on the early 20th Century pop song “The Teddy Bears' Picnic” ~this day is all about spending time on a picnic with friends, family, and teddy bears. 🖤💛

🌟 Proud Moment for our BBHS FCCLA Chapter Officers! 🌟 Yesterday, our amazing FCCLA chapter officers had the incredible opportunity to attend the Lead Conference in McAlester and participate in chapter officer training. They spent time learning about gold medal leadership, collaboration, and how to better serve our chapter and community. Stepping up as a leader is no small task, and it takes real courage to step out of your comfort zone, try new things, and grow as an individual. We are so proud of these officers for taking on this challenge and embracing the responsibilities that come with leadership. Leadership isn’t just about giving directions—it's about inspiring others, making tough decisions, and learning from every experience. These students are not only preparing to lead our chapter, but they are also gaining valuable life skills that will help them in whatever they choose to pursue in the future. We are also incredibly proud of Maddy Seavey for representing our chapter and district well as she fulfilled part of her duties as district Vice President of Membership. She assisted in leading workshops and spoke in front the entire Southeast region. Let’s give a big round of applause to our chapter officers for their bravery, commitment, and dedication to making a difference! 🙌 #FCCLA #LeadershipInAction #SteppingOutOfComfortZones #FutureLeaders