In an effort to ensure the safety of our staff and students, BBISD administration has decided to cancel school for Monday, January 22 due to possible inclement weather. Stay safe, Savages!
Broken Bow Engineering and Robotics (Tech Ed 1) working on a bevel gear and chain drive.
Broken Bow High School had 8 students selected to participate in the 2024 All State Honor Choirs. These students had the opportunity to stand beside the most talented singers in the state of Oklahoma and work with world renowned composers and clinicians for an experience that very few are lucky to have. The 2024 All State Choral Concert was amazing.
The 2024 Mixed Choir Members were Cale Bible, Mackenzie Dansby, Riley McBrayer, Madisyn Morphew, Alyson Sundberg, Jayden Thomas, and Miley Trent and the 2024 Treble Choir Member was Cedar Fields. We had three seniors recognized for being three year members- Cale Bible, Riley McBrayer and Mackenzie Dansby. Lots of hard work and sweet memories were made this week! ❤️
We had 2 students selected to participate in the OkMEA All-State Children Choir in Tulsa. Matthew Escobar and Ava Gammon began their festival on Wednesday afternoon with rehearsal. They got some free time each night to go eat some delicious steaks and cheesecake! To conclude their festival, they performed at their concert this morning! It was an extremely fun week and these kids walked away with an awesome learning experience and memories for a lifetime!
Broken Bow Homecoming Spirit Week Schedule NEXT WEEK: 1/22-1/26
It’s a WONKA WEEK! #sweet
Monday’s theme is All Mixed-Up Holiday Themes:
DIERKS ELEMENTARY (Monday)
Second Grade - New Years Eve
First Grade - 4th of July
Kindergarten - Christmas
Pre-K - Valentine's Day
HIGH SCHOOL (Monday)
Seniors- New Year’s Eve
Juniors- 4th of July
Sophomores- Christmas
Freshman Valentine's Day
RJMS (Monday)
8th Grade - New Year's Eve
7th Grade - 4th of July
6th Grade - Valentine's Day
BENNETT will do all grades as “mixed up” they can choose from any of the following on Monday:
New Years
4th of July
Christmas
Valentines
Tuesday through Friday themes are below. Spirit Days dress up themes are for fun and are not mandatory. Please check with each school site to confirm their dress up schedule if you have any questions. All outfits must conform to dress code rules.
Happy Sweet Homecoming Spirit Week
Congratulations Claire Burris!
Broken Bow High School junior, Claire Burris, has been selected to attend the 2024 Choctaw Electric Youth Tour. Each year, Choctaw Electric Cooperative sends three area high school juniors to visit Washington D.C. at no charge to the student. This program, called Youth Tour, is sponsored by electric cooperatives all over the nation. Youth Tour was created to allow students the opportunity to visit our nation’s capital and see firsthand how our government works.
In the past years, Youth Tour participants were able to visit National Monuments and Memorials, Smithsonian Museums, Mount Vernon, Arlington Cemetery, Ford Theater, Holocaust Museum and many other points of interest as well as getting to meet with Oklahoma’s representatives and senators.
As in years past, Choctaw Electric pays for all lodging, transportation and meals for the students selected for Youth Tour.
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🏀Rocky Clark Invitational Washington Basketball Tournament.
January 18th - 20th.
Warrior Event Center
318 Washington Way
Washington, OK 73093
♦️All interested community members are invited to AILYC's first POWWOW MEETING of 2024! JOIN US on Thurs, Jan 18 @ 6 pm in the BBHS Library. Call or text Faith Jacob Parra for info @ 306-5692.
*Please LIKE the AILYC page so I can TAG you 😁
Maddy Seavey, a freshman, represented Broken Bow High School at the 2024-2025 Oklahoma FCCLA State Officer Interviews. Seavey was one of 39 contenders vying for a position on the State Executive Council. Students were interviewed, tested over FCCLA facts, and presented a one-minute speech within their region.
Oklahoma FCCLA serves more than 17,000 members in 400 local chapters in junior and senior high schools and on technology center campuses. Known as the "ultimate leadership experience," FCCLA national programs and chapter activities help members become strong leaders in their families, careers and communities.
Maddy wanted to thank her middle school advisers, Mrs. Carrell and Mrs. Green, for starting her on this journey and believing that she can do great things with FCCLA. Also, her high school advisers Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Stafford, for a great experience and an awesome opportunity. She will apply the knowledge gained and confidence to her future endeavors and opportunities with FCCLA, her school, and community.
The Broken Bow Savage #Quizbowl team competed this past weekend in the Area tournament at Perkins-Tryon. While we came up just short of qualifying for State, the team fought hard and placed 3rd. I am beyond proud of the team's performance. Even though they are not moving on, they came home winners in my book.
They did have some bonus fun climbing high in the sky on a ropes course and figuring out puzzles in an escape room, along with some down-time UNO at the tournament. -Coach Clowers (more pics on Facebook)
🎓Broken Bow High School is proud to present the Class of 2024 Honor Graduates!
In preparation for Area competition, the Broken Bow Savage quizbowl team had another student vs. teacher game this past Thursday. It was a lot of fun and good practice, and we want to give a huge shout-out to Mrs. Sisco and Mrs. Martin for playing with us, Mrs. Hanks for reading for us, and Mr. and Mrs. Ward for always being there to support us.
🎶Broken Bow had 6 students selected to participate in the OkCDA Junior High All-State #Choirs in Oklahoma City.
The students began their festival with a final audition before rehearsing Thursday evening and all day Friday.
Friday night, they got some free time to go eat as many rolls as possible at Texas Roadhouse and then delicious dessert at Pinkitzel.
To conclude their festival, they performed at their concert Saturday afternoon. It was an extremely fun (and very cold) weekend and these kids walked away with an awesome learning experience and memories for a lifetime!
Students Selected:
Khloe Browne
Taylee Burris
Mackila Dansby
Drew Goodno
Masson Mario
Reagan Sharp
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🏀Rocky Clark Invitational Washington Basketball Tournament.
January 18th - 20th.
318 Washington Way
Washington, OK 73093
District Wrestling for tomorrow at Fort Gibson has been rescheduled for Monday, January 22nd. Weigh in @12:30 pm. Wrestling begins @ 2:00 pm.
Three ways to be of service to others
1. Offer your expertise: Share your knowledge and skills with others to help them solve problems or achieve their goals. This could involve providing advice, guidance, or teaching others how to do something.
2. Volunteer your time: Find opportunities to give back to your community by volunteering for organizations or causes that align with your values. This could involve helping out at a local shelter, participating in community clean-up projects, or assisting with fundraising events.
3. Support others emotionally: Be there for friends, family, or colleagues when they need someone to talk to or lean on. Offer a listening ear, provide words of encouragement, and help them navigate difficult situations. Sometimes, all someone needs is someone to be there for them and offer emotional support.
Broken Bow Engineering and Robotics begins to build with VEX in Tech 1.
⚙️Gear train with idler.
Join the Savages and Lady Savages as they travel to Hugo to take on the Buffaloes in a pair of games tonight beginning at 6:30.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tu7svb3sUEA
