Broken Bow Schools

🥎PLAYER SPOTLIGHT and It's Game Day!! 🎓Senior Kennedee Brittain and her Savage Softball teammates face a big challenge today when they travel to Caddo for a battle with the Bruins. Caddo Softball has won the last six state championships in their classification including both fast pitch and slow pitch. Both teams have identical 8-2 records on the season. 🏅🏅Brittain is a versatile athlete who splits time between first base and right field for the Savages. She wields a powerful bat but also has the speed to steal bases and run down fly balls in the outfield. She captured a state powerlifting championship last season and won the shot put state title as a sophomore. #SavageStrong #AlwaysSavage

 🎓Congratulations to Senior Peyton Brannan on your selection to the 2024-2025 Oklahoma Energy Resources Student Board of Directors!   During the program, each student board member will learn from industry professionals about real-world topics such has resume writing, interviewing, and personal budgeting. Additionally, the students will participate in an in-person service project activity providing them the opportunity to give back to the community.   Each student that successfully completes their board term will be eligible for a $2,000 scholarship to the career tech or university of their choice. Brannan was selected out of nearly 200 applications this year! #AlwaysSavage

🏈👜Traveling to the football game in McAlester Friday night? Here’s their stadium map and bag policy.

Hola! 👋🏻 We have a NEW Spanish Club band #APP (exclusive for club members) to stay connected! See the link below. Also, a reminder: The last day to submit money for Spanish Club is this Friday Aug 30th, 2024. Here’s the link: https://band.us/n/a3a4Afm2a8Q6R Join our ‘El Club de Español 24’ group on the BAND APP today. Get updates and stay connected!

JMS Parent(s): Starting the week of September 3rd we will be offering after-school Homework Help. This program is offered as a free service and on a voluntary basis. If you would like more information about this program, please feel free to contact the RJMS office.

Savage Softball is in full swing for the 2024 Fall Season and the Savages are currently riding a six-game winning streak. Senior Centerfielder Raylee Gaston is a returning starter and a three sport athlete with a terrific blend of speed and athleticism. Raylee and her teammates are in action next on Thursday in Caddo against the defending state champions. #SavageSoftball #AlwaysSavage

We Build. #CarpentryClass #SavageSavvy

Order your 2025 yearbook now! Yearbooks are $45 and may be purchased by clicking the link below. You may also order a senior ad, or business ad through this link. 🖇️ http://bit.ly/3YVmhnQ

🥎Savage Softball heads back over the mountains today for another important district game at Muldrow. Broken Bow routed the Lady Bulldogs 19-0 in the season opener and are looking for their eighth win of the young season today. The action gets underway in Muldrow at 5:00 p.m. with the Varsity squads. Follow this feed for updates and scores. #SavageSoftball #AlwaysSavage

🥎Savage Softball scored 15 runs on just eight hits to run rule the Sallisaw Black Diamonds ⚡️15-5 in an important district game on Monday afternoon! ⚡️Jaxie Glasson and Khloe Williams scored three runs each in the contest. Khloe Williams and Kennedee Brittian drove in two runs each in the four inning contest. The Savages are in action again tomorrow evening in another important district game at Muldrow. #AlwaysSavage

It's time for another new addition to the Savage tradition. Our first ever "Dads and Decals" event will be held Tuesday evening, August 27th, at the Athletics Hub. The event is open to all fathers and father figures for current Savage players in grades 9-12. Come help your player put the decals on his headgear and help us start a new tradition at Savage Football. The "stickering" begins at 6:00 P.M. Tuesday, immediately following practice. #TraditionNeverGraduates #SavageStrong #AlwaysSavage

🎼“I love, I love, I love my calender girl!”

Start time moved up to 4:30. See you at this home game!

🌱☀️6th Grade Science students are studying the effects of sunlight on plant growth. 6th Grade #Science Teacher Ms. Ledesma said, “Friday, they prepped their seeds to sprout over the weekend. What better way to learn the scientific method than to experience it firsthand. I am looking forward to tons of hands on learning in the days and weeks to come!” Students are pictured learning about different lab tools including the graduated cylinder, beaker, and Erlenmeyer flask.

☀️Good Morning Vibes! #brilliantatbennett

🥎It's game day and Savage Softball is back at home hosting the Sallisaw Black Diamonds. Varsity action gets started at 5:00 P.M. followed by a JV game. Come out and make some noise as the Savages face a familiar district rival. #SavageStrong #AlwaysSavage

🏃🏾Savage XC Broken Bow Cross Country is on track today in Valliant! Meet begins at 9am #AlwaysSavage

🥎Savage Softball travels to Tishomingo today to compete in the Murray State Festival. Follow this feed for game results and updates. #GameDay #AlwaysSavage

The following is a state mandated public posting of OSSAA Policy. Posted 8/23/24 SUSPENSION FROM ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES FOR UNSPORTING CONDUCT: Any time an egregious act of unsportsmanlike conduct occurs two or more times during the same season, at the same school, in the same activity, the team and/or individual will be suspended from participation in that activity for the remainder of the season. Egregious acts of unsportsmanlike conduct will be defined as instances not within the OSSAA adopted rules of the contest. In the event the second act of misconduct occurs when there are no contests left in the current season, the penalty will be applied to the next season in the same activity. The OSSAA will notify the school that the team and/or individual has been placed on warning after the first offense. Unsportsmanlike acts under this policy will include acts by coaches, players, or spectators.

Introducing the 2024/25 JAG Officers! Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) provides elective classes for credit taught by Specialists. Students acquire vital job skills, get hands-on experience, and receive a year of post-grad support, nurturing students through as they transition into career and post-secondary education.