The 102nd Annual Commenc-ement in the history of Broken Arrow High School proved to be an excellent night for the BAHS Class of 2010 at the Mabee Center at Oral Roberts University.
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Broken Arrow football had a good season last year. Under new head coach Steve Spavital, they look to build on that momentum. Returning key players should help do just that.
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The department is undergoing structural changes that are being funded by bond issues and require a commitment from the superintendent position and the school board. All parties, including the community are very supportive.
Read MoreThe Leadership Broken Arrow program, sponsored by the Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce with the support of local government, civic and service organizations, is recruiting applicants for the 2010-2011 class. This program affords participants a unique awareness of Broken Arrow, past, present and future, and an appreciation for how their own unique leadership skills and talents might satisfy the demands of this growing community. Graduates of the LBA program are in a position to influence the future of Broken Arrow through their community involvement.
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Stephanie Anello of Broken Arrow was recently crowned Mrs. Oklahoma International 2010. Anello will compete for the title of Mrs. International on July 16-17, 2010 at the Northshore Performing Arts Center in Chicago.
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Broken Arrow High School senior FFA member Jessi Collins has been selected to receive the Tulsa State Fair Junior Livestock Scholarship awarded by the Tulsa State Fair Ringmasters, a citizen volunteer group from the Tulsa area dedicated to supporting 4H and FFA students.
Read MoreTen seniors, ten juniors and two sophomores make up one of the hottest baseball teams in the state of Oklahoma. The B.A. Tigers tore through their regionals, leaving them ranked No. 3 in Oklahoma leading into the state tournament.
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HELPING HANDS: Country Lane Elementary students and staff combined with MidFirst Bank to make a big donation to March of Dimes. Country Lane delivered over $1,500 in change to the March for Babies Campaign for March of Dimes.
Read MoreThe Broken Arrow Board of Education and Broken Arrow High School student Molly Priebe were both recognized with statewide awards at the 2010 State Superintendent’s Awards for Arts Excellence.
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