Broken Bow FFA competed at it's first Oklahoma Youth Expo's Ag Mechanics Contest over the weekend in Oklahoma City. Jaxon Britton, Jay Fuller, Hunter Rhoades, and Cameron Cooke attended the competition. Congratulations to these competitors for their hard work and for building the foundation for the future of Broken Bow FFA's Ag Mechanucs program.
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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💪🏽🏋🏼🥈The 9th Grade Powerlifting Team are STATE RUNNERS UP and George Anjain and Jagger Gibbs TAKE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS! Here are the Junior High State Placers: 7th Grade 220- Kyler Johnson 5th Place 8th Grade 105- Luis Garcia 2nd Place 🥇9th 145- George Anjain State Champion 🥇9th Grade 220- Jagger Gibbs State Champion Congratulations guys! You are #SavageStrong #PushingLimits #AmongOklahomasBest #TheFutureIsBright #Champions
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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We are proud to announce the 2025-2026 Broken Bow Varsity Dance Team. Congratulations to all selected members! We look forward to an exciting season ahead!
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
dance team announcement
⚾️SCHEDULE CHANGE
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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📒 STATE CURRICULUM QUALIFIERS! Broken Bow took 26 kids to the EOSC Curriculum Contest in Wilburton, OK. Congratulations to these students for placing in the Top 5 and qualifying for state! Hayden Brace: 1st in Ag Business Peyton Brannan: 3rd in Calculus, 4th in Business Math Kaegan Bruce: 5th in Algebra I Charity Elliott: 5th in Agriculture Rylan Hanks: 1st in Forestry Ryan Hooks-Contreras: 3rd in Art Illustration Carmen Hopkins: 1st in Medical Terminology Rachel Hurst: 4th in Journalism Larinzo Mares: 5th in Music Theory Alexis Qualls: 2nd in English Comp: Short Fiction, 4th in Algebra II Seth Sanders: 1st in Anatomy/Physiology Johnathan Schwartz: 5th in Democracy-American Government Miley Trent: 5th in Nutrition Eli Walls: 5th in World History Kruse Ward: 5th in American Literature Courtney Wood: 1st in English Grammar and Usage, 3rd in Speech #SavageSmart #TakeState
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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🥎Savage Slowpitch Softball opens their 2025 season today with a road game against Tushka. The team is at home next week to host the Broken Bow Festival on Monday and Tuesday, March 17th & 18th. #SavageSoftball #BatterUp
6 months ago, Broken Bow Schools
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🎓Congratulations Kiwanis Seniors of the Month for March: Rhys Hoover & Charity Elliott Lions Club Senior of the Month for March: Haylie Brantley
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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🇺🇸 JAG GOES TO THE CAPITOL: The Jobs for America's Graduates officer team visited the State Capitol on March 5th and met with Governor Kevin Stitt. They discussed the JAG Program with him as the flagship program in the state, expressing gratitude for his support of he program. One pillars of JAG philosophy is civic awareness. What better place to experience that than at the pinnacle of Oklahoma's civic service?! The officer team also met with Representative Eddy Dempsey and observed legislative session, being introduced to The House of Representatives from the floor. “Much was learned and a good time was had by all!” said Mrs. Vee.
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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⚾️SCOREBOARD: Savage Varsity Baseball swept a doubleheader against the Idabel Warriors on Tuesday in Broken Bow. In game one, Kale Ginn smashed a solo homerun and the Savage defense held off a late Warrior rally for a 6-5 victory. Jett Johnson got the start on the mound and gave up just one hit in the Savage win. In game two, the Savages scored early and often as they cruised to the 10-3 win. Senior Austin Burkhart pitched six innings, giving up just three hits and one earned run to record the win. Kolton Battiest drove in five runs for the Savages. #AlwaysSavage
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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⚾️JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE BROKEN BOW SAVAGE BASEBALL SPRING 2025
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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🍀 Author’s Purpose Leprechaun Homes: Students in Mrs. Crenshaw’s ELA (English Language Arts) classes refreshed their “author’s purpose” skills today! They created a Leprechaun home 🏡 and chose to write either a persuasive, informative, or entertaining piece based on the home. #BrilliantAtBennett
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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📣BBHS CHEER: Sunday, March 16th from 8:15pm to 9:15pm, in the Sports Complex, there will be an open gym for anyone trying out for the BBHS Varsity Cheer team.
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
open gym
BBPS 2025/2026 Calendar is here! #MakingPlans #ThanksGail
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
25/26 calendar
Broken Bow School is honored to have members of Southeast #Woodturner Association in our carpentry program this week! They are teaching our carpentry students a one thousand (1,000) year old skill! The skill of wood turning handles for tools, bowls, spindles, plates.
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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🏋🏻Pushing Limits 2025! #SavageStrong #Powerlifting #TakeState
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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⛳️The BBHS Boys and Girls #Golf Teams are hosting a 2-person golf scramble fundraiser tournament on March 29th at Cedar Creek Golf Course in #Hochatown! Sponsorships for the tournament holes are available at the school for Tee Boxes ($100) and Greens ($50). It's the 2025 Savage Invitational! Sign up today!
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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We’re on track for Spring 25! #AlwaysSavage
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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RJMS CHEERLEADERS: Mandatory Meeting March 24th at the middle school library!
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
cheer poster
⚾️It's Game Day! Let's Play Two! The Little River Rivalry is twice as much fun today. The Savages and Warriors square off for a pair of varsity games this afternoon at Wayne Brown Field. First pitch is at 4:30 PM, with the second game beginning 30 minutes following the conclusion of the first game. #GoSavages
6 months ago, Broken Bow Schools
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🥎SCHEDULE CHANGE Today’s Middle School Slow Pitch Festival has been cancelled/postponed. As of now, we are planning on playing tomorrow’s (Tuesday) festival schedule. Keep an eye on our Facebook page regarding any upcoming weather cancellations.
6 months ago, Shellye Copeland
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