Broken Bow Schools

🥎The RJMS Softball Team is in it to win it! Yesterday the young Savages easily won their first game 9-2 against Colgate and then went on to shut out Kiowa in their second game 5-0! They play again today in the Kiowa Tournament. Goooooo Savages! #AlwaysSavage

📣Attention Broken Bow Community! We want to remind all our retired educators from Broken Bow that you have FREE admission to all football games at our historic Memorial Stadium. Additionally, we extend a warm welcome to our brave first responders and military personnel in uniform—your service is appreciated, and you also enjoy free admission! Come join us at THE ROCK and cheer on our Savages! 🖤💛 #BrokenBow #TheRock #Community

🏈It's game day as Savage Varsity Football opens its home schedule against arch-rival Idabel tonight in Memorial Stadium. This marks the 112th meeting between these teams, with the Savages owning a 62-45-4 overall record in the historic series. Broken Bow has won the last six meetings between these rivals. This long-running annual game, nicknamed "The Little River Rumble", began play in 1915, but the teams have played only twice in the past four seasons. A major power outage in Idabel caused the cancellation of last year's game and the COVID-19 Pandemic prevented play in the 2020 season. World War 2 caused the only other interruption in the celebrated history of this rivalry. 🏟️Gates at Memorial Stadium will open at 6:00 P.M. tonight for a highly anticipated 7:30 P.M. kickoff. Broken Bow Public Schools announced this week that a "Clear Bag Policy" will be implemented at the stadium entrances for tonight's game. A large crowd is expected for the event and those attending should prepare accordingly and plan for some congestion at the stadium gates. #LittleRiverRumble #GoSavages #KeepingUsSafe #AlwaysSavage

Movie Night for BBHS football, band, cheer and dance🍿#McCurtainCinema

🍎An Apple a day… Mrs Davis’ Pre k is also studying apples this week! “We made applesauce and, oh my, apple pie!” #Dierks #Learning

🎣Mr. C’s Wildlife Science students have… “Gone Fishin!” #MrCox #BBHS #FleucyCreek #LifeSkills

🌱Mrs. Bray’s students have been in the process of learning about plants. The parts of a plant and the life cycle from seed to plant. Their excitement about their hands on project has become contagious with students from other grades and classes watching and wanting to see the growth of their plants! #GrowWithUS #RJMSstudentlife #AlwaysSavage

🥎Savage Softball lost a tightly contested pitching duel with Valliant at the Durant Tournament Thursday in their second game of pool play action. The Lady Bulldogs managed just one run against Maliyah Carney in the contest but that was enough for the 1-0 win as Valliant ace Kinley Smith silenced the Savage bats with a one-hit shutout. Carney had the only hit for Broken Bow. Valliant improved to 18-5 overall with the win. Broken Bow is now 14-5 on the season and 1-1 in the tournament pool. The tournament continues through Saturday in Durant. #SavageSoftball

Savage Esports started the season strong on Wednesday with a 3-0 victory against Dove Science Academy in Splatoon 3! Seniors Seth Sanders and Colt Haltom helped lead junior Gunner Pope and rising 8th grade star William Woolsey to a decisive victory! Savages prepare to face Madill on Monday, September 16th at 4:00pm!

🏈SCHEDULE CHANGE: The 7th and 8th Football Game vs Durant for tonight has been rescheduled for October 3rd at 5:00 and 6:30. Please take note of the revised schedules for 7th & 8th and 9th and JV football.

🎓Yesterday, BBHS seniors attended a college fair at KTC where they had the opportunity to network with colleges, trade schools, and military branches from across the state and surrounding states.

🥎Softball Spotlight: Sophomore Tyson Woolsey is a three-sport athlete whose size and athleticism creates matchup problems for Savage opponents. Woolsey has been sidelined with a foot injury this season but is expected is expected to be back to full strength very soon. Tyson is also a starting member of the Lady Savage basketball team and throws shot put and discus for Savage Track and Field. She is in the top 10 percent of her class, serves as a class officer, and participates in student council. Woolsey and her teammates are on the road this weekend competing in the Durant Invitational Tournament. #GameDay #SavageSoftball #AlwaysSavage

💦🚘SAVAGE PRIDE BAND BOOSTER FREE CAR WASH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH -FOAM CANNON WASH -HAND WASH EXTERIOR 💯% of donations goes to support out students! BROKEN BOW FINE ARTS BUILDING Saturday 9:30AM-2PM

🍎An apple a day… Pre-k is doing an apple unit this week! Mrs. Morris’ class is enjoying apple volcano, sink or float and apple nachos for our tummies! #Dierks Did you know? Apples are a good source of nutrients, including fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants which can help support healthy digestion, brain health, and weight management. There is evidence that apples can also protect against certain chronic diseases, including cancer, heart disease.

🌹Remembering 9/11: Look at this beautiful poster Mrs. Clardy’s 5th grade worked on this morning while learning about 9/11. #NeverForget

⚖️Mrs. Bray’s Honors 9th Grade English class conducted a #trial over a short story they read “The Most Dangerous Game.” Students had opening and closing statements as well as witnesses to examine and cross examine for both the defense and prosecution. 👁️‍🗨️A group of teachers were the jury and found the book character… GUILTY‼️ Great job Mrs. Bray and students! #PrincipalsClassBrag

Tech 2 students constructing a buckyball model. Buckminsterfullerene is a type of fullerene with the formula C60. It has a cage-like fused-ring structure (truncated icosahedron) made of twenty hexagons and twelve pentagons, and resembles a football. Each of its 60 carbon atoms is bonded to its three neighbors.

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Job well done, Savages! From brain surgeons to retired millionaires it’s a BBHS Career Day theme for Rivalry Spirit Week! #maytheworkforcebewithyou #goals #HappinessISsuccess #DoWhatYouLove

🎓Congratulations Kiwanis Seniors of the Month for September: Brady Hough & Claire Burris Lions Club Senior of the Month for September: Raylee Gaston