Broken Bow Schools

Introducing your Savage #Esports Fortnite team! Playing every Tuesday at 5:00 on the Savage Esports Twitch channel (https://www.twitch.tv/bbowsavageesports), watch these athletes battle it out in 4v4 Zone Wars!

Broken Bow Public Schools is hosting our Annual Federal Programs Meeting in Friday, September 12 at 10:00 am at our Central Office, 108 W. 5th Street.

🎮Savage #ESports players start the season in a corner to corner match against the Guymon tigers! Tuesday, September 2nd at 5:00pm. Watch exclusive footage on the Savage Twitch channel!

🥎Let's Play Two!

Thanks to last week's rains, the annual Little River Rivalry is now a varsity doubleheader with games set for tonight at Savage Softball Stadium beginning at 5:00 PM. Come out this evening and support Savage Softball as we take on Idabel!

Happy Labor Day Weekend!

#SAVAGE #SCOREBOARD #FINAL (Replay available @BrokenBowSavages on YouTube)

🏈🍎Savage Football voted Mrs. Ashlei Hanks 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! #AlwaysSavage

🎓Congratulations to Kiwanis Seniors of the Month for August: Gunner Pope and Sydnee Walls Lions Club Senior of the Month for August: Jett Johnson

🏈It's Game Day!!

Expectations are high for three-year starter Josh McDaniel and his Savage teammates as Broken Bow opens their 2025 campaign against the McAlester Buffaloes in Memorial Stadium tonight.

Kickoff is slated for 7:30 PM and gate admission is $5 per person for all ages. The game will be livestreamed on the @BrokenBowSavages YouTube Channel with pregame beginning at 7:15. 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, and Jennifer Broades State Farm Insurance.

🏈POST GAME BLOCK PARTY Movies on the big screen 🖥️ (After EVERY home football game)

Now our next FFA officer introduction! ✨ Rylan Hanks Grade: Junior Office held: Treasurer Years in FFA: 4 Why did you join FFA? I have grown up in an agricultural background and have loved every part of it. I felt like FFA was my place and sure enough it was. Favorite FFA memory or activity: My favorite FFA memory took place last April when our forestry team took home the State Championship. This is by far my favorite memory from FFA and it will always hold a special place in my heart. What are you most excited about this year as an officer? I am really excited to help organize our chapter meetings. I feel like they are a great way to get students involved and help make them feel at home. One goal you have for the chapter this year: My goal for our chapter is to have at least 4 chapter meetings this year. Fun fact: I have competed at the state level in the shooting sports competition 2 times. Favorite food or hobby: I have many hobbies but some of my favorite hobbies are basketball, hunting, fishing, and I also enjoy playing golf. Dream job or future career goal: After high school I intend to go to Oklahoma State College and major in forestry. I would like to move back to McCurtain county and obtain a job at one of the local forestry companies.

🥎#SavageSCOREBOARD Mylee Williams is pictured after hitting a homerum against Silo.

PARENTS: Remember to let your school’s office know if your student will be absent for ANY reason. Thank you! SAVE THESE NUMBERS: Central Office 584-3306 BBHS 584-3365 RJMS 584-9603 Bennett 584-6440 Dierks 584-2765

🥎Schedule changes for Savage Softball. The Red Oak Tournament is canceled due to inclement weather. Broken will instead travel to Silo for.game at 2:30 and then down the road a bit for a 5:00 battle with Kingston. The Broken Bow vs Idabel game that was postponed earlier this week will be played instead as part of a doubleheader on Tuesday (09/02) at Broken Bow. First pitch is at 5:00 PM. #SavageSoftball #ScheduleChanges

Today's officer introduction is..... 💥 Ember Moyer Grade: Junior Office held: Secretary Years in FFA: 2 Why did you join FFA? I joined FFA because an older member, and officer, encouraged me and welcomed me. It seemed fun and made me branch out to become a better version of myself! Favorite FFA memory or activity: My favorite memory in FFA has to be ice skating at National Convention or the long bus rides when we’re practicing for contests or having mini concerts. What are you most excited about this year as an officer? This year I am most excited to get to help plan new activities and improve involvement throughout our entire chapter. One goal you have for the chapter this year: One goal I have for the chapter this year is to show people our Broken Bow FFA family and welcome them in to join us! Fun fact: A fun fact about me is that I’m probably the blondest brunette you’ll ever meet! Favorite food or hobby: My favorite hobby is swimming and going to church with my friends. Dream job or future career: I’m not exactly sure what my future job will be but I plan to go to OSU and follow whatever God plans for me!

🌟Rylan Hanks was recently named a Kiwanis Sophomore of the Year Texas-Oklahoma State Finalist! His application advanced through local and district levels to be chosen at the state level, where he was awarded a scholarship. Congratulations, Rylan!

Today Mrs. Anderson’s FACS classes were learning about parliamentary procedures and how to run a meeting using Robert’s Rules of Order. Students made motions to include or not include ingredients to make trail mix. At the conclusion of the lesson, students enjoyed a tasty treat! #MrMcGeesClassBrag

BBHS students in Mr. Kiper’s US History class got to experience the classic computer game, The Oregon Trail, as a board game! Designed by Mr. Kiper and Bennet STEAM teacher Mrs. Kiper, the lesson was to teach students the dangers pioneers faced on their way to Oregon by managing resources and a wheel of events both good and bad. While not pictured, administrators Ms. Ellisor, Mr. Hanks, and Mr. McGee stopped by and got roped into the game by the students! Mr. Kiper stands by the gamification of concepts to help make students both excited and receptive of learning. We think what the Kipers have designed is outstanding and we’re certain they both would make it to Oregon Territory!

Ms.Tolison has been showing her Indian Art students how to get their hands dirty on the pottery wheel. But today, BBHS Principal Mr. McGee decided to join the action and give it a whirl himself! “We had fun crafting some pieces,” she said.

Q-bitz was the focus in Mrs. Becks 4th grade math class at Bennett today! Q-bitz is a popular visual-spatial puzzle game produced by MindWare. The game is praised for challenging visual dexterity, spatial reasoning, and memory skills in a fast-paced, competitive format.