The Broken Bow Lady Savages and Savages basketball teams tip off their home openers beginning Friday, December 1st at 7:00pm as the Lady Savages host the Lady Leopards of De Queen in the first round of the Savage Classic!
Come to the Broken Bow Sports Complex and watch all the action or catch the livestream at the Broken Bow Savages YouTube Channel:
https://youtube.com/@brokenbowsavages?si=_SnYnvfHPhVTKnG2
Go Savages!
The #Senior Retake proofs and Miss Broken Bow headshots are in and can be picked up in Mrs. Price's classroom.
Starting now through Friday, December 15th, Yearbook will be offering #yearbooks from 2017 through 2022 for $30 each, or 4 for $100, while supplies last. 2023 yearbooks will be $40 each, and to order the current 2024 yearbook is $50. This is a great opportunity to get those yearbooks you have been meaning to purchase! See Mrs. Price at the High School to get yours today!
H3 Time Travelers Book Club students are raising money to go on their book club trip next summer, and we are excited to offer Broken Bow Savages Spirit Blankets in 2 different sizes as one of our fundraisers.
The sizes and prices are:
50" x 60" - $25 each
60" x 70" - $35 each
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Bunn or Mrs. Carrell at #RJMS.
We will take our last orders on Tuesday, December 12th, by 3 p.m. (Blankets will not be ready by Christmas.)
Check out this cool drone shot at #Bennett and “Thank You” Devin!
The last friday of October when we had our big red ribbon rally, we had Devin Black come out and use his drone to take our picture. #beKindtoYourMind #RedRibbon #healthychoices #GoBigB
#Bennett Elementary has their very own published author! Phoenix Tucker’s book entitled “A Life and Beyond” can be found on Amazon!
Congratulations, Phoenix, your Bennett family is so proud of you!
Students at #RJMS have been very busy over the last month.
Here’s the video slide show from the November Champions assembly. Parents are invited to attend our assemblies each month.
Our December assembly will be held in the high school auditorium December 13, starting at 1:35 pm.
https://youtu.be/J-HD18lwPlo?si=r2f5MKUlUT4HfKC9
It's Wild Wednesday and we are wild about Mrs. Wright! She has been teaching for 12 years. One thing that makes her wild about teaching is that she loves watching the students grasp new concepts not only in academic areas but in their personal growth. Mrs. Wright shared that her most wild teacher snack would be Worther caramel candies.
Each month #RJMS recognizes students whom teachers nominate for various reasons. These students are considered #CHAMPIONS.....
C ourage
H onor
A ttitude
M otivation
P erseverance
I ntegrity
O ptimistic
N ever Givin' Up
November champions are:
Kylan Miller, Ava Bachman, Acely Marshall, Luis Garcia, Destin Dinger, Jade McCoy, Hudson Matthews, Elijah Jordan, Cris Bailey, Eric Bizzell, Chris Villeda, Amiya Sherman, Samuel Samuel, Sarah Sam, Justin Shomo, Naylee Stover, Jimmy VanSlyke, Kinley Carrell, Levi Ward, Boston McDaniel, D'Lyric Mitchell, Alyssa Higgins, E.J. Young, Madi Flowers, Adelisa Pizano, Walter Wutkan, Arianna Sosa, Kashtyn Goss, Kaitlyn O'Neill, Brantlie White, Brooklyn Choate, Rolando Rincon, Taylie Hodson, Copely Mitchell, Kalem Herrod, Jason Sossamon, Daphne Ngo, Justin Shomo, Tammy Joseph, Riana Jokna, Ryker Black, Layla Shupert, Vennia Rafael, Sofia Serrano, Wanida Wutkan, Aunesty Chandler, and Deacon McDaniel.
Congratulations Champions!
♦️November is Native American month, and members of our American Indians Leaders Youth Council (AILYC) presented an exhibition of Choctaw social dances today at the RJMS Champion assembly.
Through social dancing, members of the Choctaw tribe pass tradition and culture from one generation to the next.
Three dances were presented: the Stealing Partners Dance, Snake Dance, and Walk Dance. Brody Tehauno explained the significance of these dances to the students.
A very special thanks to Mrs. Parra and Ms. Phillips for leading these students and teaching the traditions of the Native Americans to our students!
The Savage & Lady Savage Varsity Basketball teams tip off the regular season tonight at Poteau. Look for an exciting year on the hardwood as both teams feature experienced veterans and talented newcomers. Catch the season home openers this Friday at the Broken Bow sports complex as we host the Savage Classic, featuring De Queen, Hugo, Wright City and your Broken Bow Savages. #GoSavages
🗝️On this Giving Tuesday members of the BBHS Key Club sort through gifts purchased for the Adopt an Angel Program. All twenty-six members unanimously voted to spend the bulk of the funds in their activity account to purchase gifts for four angels in our county, as well as contribute their own money toward the cause. "I couldn't be more proud of this group! They are so quick to help and encourage. My heart is full. It's a privilege to be their advisor." - Miss Pruitt We encourage everyone who is able to Adopt an Angel. They are available in Broken Bow at Ace Hardware and other area businesses. How Adopt an Angel works: Once a needy child has been registered and accepted as an Angel their Christmas wish list is shared with donors in the community who purchase gifts of new clothing and toys. The gifts are distributed to the family to place under their family Christmas tree. Giving Tuesday is a day that encourages people to give back in whatever ways they can.
♦️American Indian Leadership Youth Council “Royalty Court” was crowned recently at Jenkins Auditorium.
The 2023/24 AILYC High School Princess is 👑Melea Jefferson and the AILYC Middle School Princess is 👑Kayedence Young.
The contestants are judged on modeling, interview and talent.
A ribbon skirt fashion show was also held at the event. Considered sacred, ribbon skirts are a symbol of identity, resilience and survival often connecting the wearer to culture and kinship. (More photos available on our Facebook page)
The next JOM (Johnson O'Malley) Meeting is set for Tuesday, November 28 @ 6:00 p.m. It will be held in the High School Library. See you there!
🎨Okay Savage #Artists we've seen your talented work!
Sign up for the annual Trash Poster Contest and get your poster featured in next year's calendar. Kindergarten through the 12th grade are encouraged to show their creative talents by entering. #SavageTalent
Good Morning~Hope you had a great holiday break! 🏀We want to remind you today is the deadline to order the new basketball shirts. You may order with your favorite player. Also, remember to send us your pictures and have a fantastic week!
Happy Thanksgiving 2023
Our first annual JAG “Community Provision Project” was a smashing success!
“We served hundreds of people with the help of our amazingly generous community! A rough count revealed that we were able to gift more than 1500 items to our families in McCurtain County! We love giving back to the community that is helping build a strong future for each of us. Thank you for your donations, McCurtain County. We are proud to be a part of you!” Says Mrs. Vee.
Your Broken Bow Savage ESports team is State Runners Up in Paladins! The team met at 7:30am on the Saturday of Thanksgiving break. We played against 10 teams and ended up losing to last year's state champions, Konawa. These kids fought hard for this and outperformed their record last season. The loss was a hard one, but we're walking with our heads held high: We're bringing home a trophy! -Coach Kiper 🎮Paladins Team is Seth Sanders, Colt Haltom, Hunter Haltom, William Kemp, and Cooper Kemp.
We Remember - A Native Tribute by Broken Bow Middle School Art students. “We studied Native American #history and from the material we covered, they chose their inspiration and wrote their own stories. They even wrote diaries describing experiences on the Trail of Tears. Some will seriously make you cry. I am soooooo proud of these kids,” Ms. Phillips said. (Video: RJMS #Art 2 and 3 students present and describe their art.) https://youtu.be/l_p9zk94EOQ?si=OlC8cRhUsyzgwwVb
FREE THRIFT SHOP. SATURDAY 9-6!
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The BBHS JAG Career Association is hosting a Community Provision Project. ⏰Saturday, November 18 from 9:00 to 6:00. 👚👕 in front of the High School.
💙Come take what you need…no strings attached! This is not a fundraiser. This is a community service project. Shop for free!
