📣Get ready for an electrifying showdown! The McCurtain County Cheer Team(s) ⚡️Gameday is set to ignite the night on November 6th at 8 PM, right at the heart of the sports complex! Don’t miss out on the thrilling cheers, high-energy performances, and an unforgettable atmosphere! Mark your calendars NOW and be part of the excitement!
🏈It's Game Day!
Savage Varsity Football (6-1, 4-0) travels to Ada today for a critical district match up with the Ada Cougars (4-3, 3-1). Broken Bow is alone atop the district standings with Ada, Sallisaw and Poteau currently in a three-way tie for second place. Ada needs a win tonight to keep their hopes of a district title alive.
When the 2024 varsity football season began, the Cougars were ranked in the top 5 of Class 4A in most polls while the Savages were predicted to finish at, or near, the bottom of the district. Fast forward to week 8 of the regular season and it's Broken Bow with a 6-game winning streak and a top 5 ranking.
The Cougars are seeking to extend their current 10-game home winning streak, a streak which includes last season's dramatic 28-27 win over the Savages in week 10. Ada advanced to the state semifinals last season.
Broken Bow defeated Hilldale last week 37-22 in a game filled with turnovers and penalties. Despite those miscues, the Savages racked up 446 yards of total offense against the Hornets and now have accumulated over 3000 total yards in just seven games. Senior running back Quinlan Bailey had 163 yards on 16 carries and sophomore quarterback Greydon Howell threw for 158 yards and three touchdowns in the win.
Tonight's game kicks off at 7:00 PM at Koi Ishto Stadium on the campus of East Central University. A clear-bag policy is in effect at the stadium entrance. A live-streamed telecast of tonight's game is available on YouTube @BrokenBowSavages channel.
🪡6th grade Family and Consumer Science classes have begun their sewing journey for the semester. The students will learn how to pick complimentary colors of fabric, hand stitching, sewing buttons and machine sewing. Thanks to Mrs. Karla Schwartz and her generous donation our classroom will have enough sewing machines to all sew together as a class. This will make learning to sew on a machine much easier. Our 6th grade FACS program has grown over the last two years and now serves 45 students in the three class periods it is taught.
Broken Bow Schools were well represented in the 2024 SEOCDA All District Honor Chorus. It’s a great day to be a Savage!
A few of our TSA officers attended a LEAD conference today in Poteau for the southeast region. While there they participated in impromptu competitions of mechanical engineering, children story writing and fashion design. The HS team won first in all three competitions.
Ja’cory Marshall is Mrs. Adams’ student of the month for October! We enjoyed celebrating him all day in class for his positive choices and kindness! Ja’cory is always on task and ready to learn. ❤️
🎃Come out to the First Annual Bennett Halloween Festival and Carnival tonight at the Sports Complex from 6-8 and see if you can spot Thing 1, Thing 2 and Thing 3! Lots of games, fun and food!
📸BBHS and RJMS PICTURE DAY is Monday!
It will be groups, organizations and fall sports beginning at 9:00am. #Reminder #CameraReady
Bennett Red Ribbon Week DRESS UP
DAYS! October 28-November 1, 2024
🏈The Broken Bow Savage Football Team is headed to Ada this Friday night. Here’s the Cougar’s visitors information.
Spanish class students created sugar skull masks inspired by Día de los Muertos (day of the dead.)This holiday celebrates the lives of the deceased through gatherings, humorous remembrances and festivals.
The Day of the Dead is a holiday traditionally celebrated on November 1 and 2, though other days, such as October 31 or November 6, may be included depending on the location. The multi-day holiday involves family and friends gathering to pay respects and remember friends and family members who have died.
🎮Savages continue their undefeated Splatoon season with two wins against Lexington! This team has so far not even lost a single round! #AlwaysSavage #ESportsReports
RJMS Red Ribbon Week DRESS UP
DAYS! October 28-November 1, 2024
🎃 Get ready for a spooktacular evening! Join Showtime and Showstoppers for a hauntingly good time filled with chills and thrills!
🕷️ Two spine-tingling shows await you on
-Monday, October 28, at 6 PM and 7 PM.
Admission is just $5, which is a fang-tastic deal! 🧛♂️ Don’t miss out on the fun!
CHEERLEADER BINGO Saturday at Bennett!
Broken Bow school nurse, Lisa Morphew, has made arrangements (partnering with the McCurtain County Health department and Choctaw Nation) to schedule a Flu Clinic. The Flu vaccine is available on a voluntary basis and at no charge to students, school staff and community members.
Choctaw Nation nurses will be at Broken Bow Schools on October 22nd at 9:00 AM. They will begin at Dierks Elementary and upon completion there, will travel through the district to also serve at Bennett, Rector Johnson Middle school and Broken Bow High school.
For additional information you may contact nurses: Lisa Morphew at 580-236-2151 or call Kati Linn 580-326-9721.
LETTER JACKET ORDERS: Will be taken this Thursday at Noon at the high school.
Savage Letter Jacket info:
https://ssroklahoma.com/contactus.php
🏈SCHEDULE CHANGE: The 9th and JV vs Durant games are moved to Monday, Oct 28th.
🏀The 39th Annual Finley-Reese Elementary Basketball Tournament in Wright City starts this week!
Please note they had to push the times back 30 minutes.
So, our girls play MONDAY night at 6:30pm and the boys at 7:30pm (Instead of 6 and 7)
LET’S GO PLAY SOME ROUND BALL 6th GRADE SAVAGES!
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