Broken Bow Schools

🌳2️⃣Mrs. Rich’s class created habitats in groups of two! They worked together to 🔎research, 🍥design and ✨create their own habitats! They had a review day where parents were invited to attend the class!

AMAZING YEAR! 🍭Each student in Mrs. R. Wright’s class received a Candy Award today (peep the certificates :))along with pizza, cupcakes and lots of goodies to celebrate the end of the year. It has been an amazing school year!

🏈Coach Lang and the ‘24 Savages. Spring practice Day 1.

PROM 2024 A WINNING SUCCESS THANKS TO YOU! 🖤💛We extend our warmest thanks to our local businesses, sponsors, parents, and staff who have shown unwavering support to our students! #LocalLove We would also like to recognize Tiffany Westbrook for her delectable graze table, Coach Lasell and his carpentry class for their craftsmanship, Rebecca Stover for capturing treasured moments, Dianna Davis for her dedication to enhancing the decor, students and parents for their endless time 🌹 and Chris Gunn and wife for their travel and DJ services! You all are amazing! 🎲 ♥️ ♦️ ♣️

🏞️RJMS Parents/Students: Tomorrow (Wednesday, May 15th) we will have our annual RJMS Fun Day. Below are the items we've suggested that students bring with them and also a list of our behavioral expectations. Reminder of Suggested items for students: Water bottle Towel Sunscreen Sunglasses Hat/Cap Clothing that dries easily if going to the splash pad. Bathing suits may be worn under clothing but shorts and shirts must be school appropriate and not see through. Small bag for items above. $$$ for concession Good attitude Other items to consider: Umbrella for extra shade Bug spray Lightweight, easy to carry lawn chair Fun Day info and expectations: 1. Begins at 9:00 AM tomorrow morning. 2. We will remain at the park all day and when we reach the end of the day we will remain until everyone cleans up at the Park and Splash Pad. We will dismiss back to the MS together but will remain outside until told otherwise. 3. Please bring the suggested items with you if possible so that you will be more comfortable throughout the day. You will not be allowed to go back to the building or go to the Field House during the day so plan well. We WILL NOT keep up with your personal items and are not responsible for lost items. Please leave valuables at home. 4. We will provide a concession stand to buy snacks and drinks and will also provide lunch at the park. 5. During Lunch time (12:00) , ALL Students and Staff will stop for 30 minutes to take a lunch break. So all events/activities will shut down during that time. Do not argue with staff over this decision, just take a rest under the shade and enjoy time with your friends. 6. Safety is our #1 concern so if it's questionable, don't do it. Stay within the boundaries we have set so that we all are safe. Failure to do so will result in consequences. (We've informed students of these boundaries and will do so again tomorrow before going to the park.)

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Jayden Thomas (4.592) is the son of Harley and Kimberley Thomas. He is the grandson of Harley and Kerry Thomas and Micheal and Joan Hajkowski. Jayden is a member of the Savage Pride Band, Showtime Show Choir, Student Council, and Spanish Club. He has also been a four year member of the National Honor Society and the Oklahoma Honor Society. He has received recognition as the Kiwanis Senior of the Month for December, and the Lions Club Senior of the Month for December. Jayden is a six-year member of the SEOCDA All-District honor choir and a one-year member of the OKMEA All-State honor choir. He has also been a six-year member of the SEOBDA All-District honor band, and has been awarded the Oklahoma Arts and Excellence Award in Vocal and Instrumental music. Jayden plans to attend Southern Arkansas University and major in Computer Science.

Congratulations to the following 2024-2025 Showstoppers! We are looking forward to a great year!

Congratulations to the 2024-2025 Showtime! Looking forward to a great year!

🏆The RJMS awards program for 6th and 7th graders is tomorrow Tuesday, May 14th at 11:20 AM in the HS Auditorium. Parents of 6th and 7th graders are welcome to attend. Note: 8th grade awards will be given during 8th grade promotion at 6:30 PM.

THE TRADITION CONTINUES... FOOTBALL PARENT MEETING TONIGHT A parent meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 13th, at 6:30 PM in the Football Fieldhouse for all high school football players and their families. The meeting will serve as an introduction of new Varsity Head Coach Maverick Lang and his assistant coaches. Coach Lang will present an overview of his program and will define his expectations for the upcoming season. All incoming freshman through rising seniors who wish to experience the Savage Football Tradition are encouraged to attend.

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William Kemp (4.583) is the son of Preston and Jennifer Kemp. He is the grandson of Sandra and Ken Cox of Broken Bow, Fred and Peggy Kemp of Hugo, Debi West of Hugo, and the late Mark Rowden of Blythe, CA. Kemp is captain of Team 2 for ESports Gaming. He is a member of the Student Council, History Club, and Oak Grove Youth at Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church. Kemp has been an active member of the Boy Scouts of America for 10 years. He currently holds Life Scout Rank and will be completing his Eagle by the beginning of March. He attended the National Jamboree for Boy Scouts in July of 2023 held in Mount Hope, West Virginia. He is a member of National and Oklahoma Honor Societies. He plans to attend University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma where he will pursue a physics degree later to specialize in Nuclear Physics.

Savage Football Hires New Head Coach (BROKEN BOW) “Once a Savage; Always a Savage”. Maverick Lang, a third-generation football coach who began his career as a Savage assistant, has returned to Broken Bow to accept his self-described “dream job” as Head Varsity Football Coach for the Broken Bow Savages. Lang spent the past three seasons as Head Coach of the Class 2A Meeker Bulldogs, leading his team to a playoff win this past season. At Meeker, Lang implemented a comprehensive strategy which quickly changed the culture among his players and coaches alike. The Bulldogs improved, season-over-season, in every statistical category on offense, defense and special teams in each of his three seasons at the helm. Lang’s spread offense proved to be especially prolific, landing his quarterback in the top 10 among all classifications in both passing yards and total yards from scrimmage. Lang bases his defensive schemes in a 4-2-5 alignment, stresses good special teams play, and coaches his teams to be fast and physical. He believes his style of football is a custom fit for the Savages and is eager to introduce his system to his new players over the next couple of weeks of spring practices. “Broken Bow has so much tradition already”, said Lang. “It’s a great football town. We just need to build on that foundation and bring some stability to the program”. Lang's wife, Taylor, also accepted a position to coach physical education at Broken Bow and their son, Titan, will begin kindergarten at Dierks Elementary this fall.

#SavageStrong #SavagePride #It'sAGreatDayToBeASavage

⚾️🏆Congrats to our Broken Bow guys for making the All District team! Trenton Shomo, Greydon Howell and Christian Martinez!! Congrats men!

Shout out to Dianna Davis for lending a hand and making Junior and Senior Prom so special! Thank you! ☺️

📙🏖️We had a successful Bennett Read-A-Thon! Thank you to everyone who supported our students’ love of reading! Today, as a reward, each class was able to enjoy time on FIVE Bounce Houses! THANK YOU McCurtain Inflatables and Rentals!

The 2024 Academic Awards Celebration is available to watch on YouTube. Check it out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzMP6fchtEc #OFEAwards

💫We have some surprises in store for our 5th grade group that will be leaving us, but headed to do amazing things at 🌟RJMS! Stay tuned for more pictures! 🍎Mrs. Kates is always behind the scenes doing her magic! Thank you for all you do!