is the official weekly news show of Broken Arrow High School. This show is produced weekly by the ArrowVision video production students of The Pulse and will be shown every Wednesday morning during advisory period Accessibility | Non-discrimination | Child Find | Contact Us Visit this webpage to read more about this event More information at: https://www.baschools.org/article/2136632 Join Parent University for an important session about \\\"Understanding New Graduation Requirements & Career Pathway Electives for high school\\\": Location: Central on Main (210 N. Main St.) understanding graduation requirements and available career pathway electives is essential for planning a successful high school (grades 9-12) academic journey This session will provide valuable insight into the coursework pathways and opportunities available to help students succeed in high school (grades 9-12) and beyond Career pathway options and elective choices How to support their student’s high school's academic success Resources available to help guide the decision-making process This is a must-attend event for families who want to stay informed and ensure their student is on the right path READ MORE about this event Visit substitute webpage for more information Rachel Reece918-259-7744Email Ms. Reece Get details: www.baschools.org/article/1593587 Parent University scheduled for tonight, Sept. 12, 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Broken Arrow High School. Read more information about this event Broken Arrow Public Schools will be closed on Friday for all students in grades Pre-K through 12 For updates regarding after-school activities and athletic events please check with your student's coach or program director Updates will also be provided on social media channels Custodial staff should report to their assigned sites and Snow Team members should report to Maintenance please contact your supervisor to make leave arrangements Central on Main and all other 12-month staff should plan to work from home Broken Arrow Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday All after-school activities scheduled for this evening are cancelled Updated information on activities will come from coaches or program directors Custodial and maintenance staff should still report to their sites but should delay their arrival time until 8 am Due to the poor condition of side streets and parking lots This will be a traditional snow day with no distance learning requirements Coaches and program directors will provide updates on evening and weekend activities maintenance and snow team staff SHOULD report to their assigned sites on Friday Please communicate with your supervisor if you are unable to report to your site Employees who work at the Education Service Center and Central on Main MAY be able to report in-person tomorrow pending the progress made in clearing parking lots Please standby for additional communication later this afternoon Since the district has now used all of the snow days built in to the 24-25 instructional calendar April 7 will now be used as an in-person learning day April 7 will be used as an in-person learning day A new instructional calendar reflecting all these changes will be posted to the website next week if the weather forecast predicts any possible snow days devices will be sent home early with students to allow for distance learning and district offices are closed March 20 and 21 A first-of-its-kind utility system is launching in Oklahoma that will allow Broken Arrow customers to view their water usage in near real-time The City of Broken Arrow is unveiling its new WaterSmart customer portal on May 7 offering a dramatic upgrade in transparency the City’s current online payment system will shut down on May 5 Online bill pay will remain temporarily unavailable until WaterSmart is live WaterSmart’s biggest feature is its real-time water usage dashboard giving users access to data from one year down to one hour That granularity will help customers monitor water use catch problems quickly and avoid surprise bills "I think our citizens should be very excited about this new technology," said Mayor Debra Wimpee "They’ll be empowered to view their water usage check for leaks and set up alert notifications through the online portal." it could run your bill up $50 to $100 a month the system will tell you something’s happening." The system is the result of nearly a decade of planning and upgrades The city began converting all 42,000 residential and commercial meters to automated meter readers (AMRs) in 2016 The final phase of AMR installation wrapped in 2023 Next came the setup of 28 Neptune 360 gateway receivers across Broken Arrow which now collect and transmit meter data via cellular signal—eliminating the need for manual meter readings "This took us from technicians driving through neighborhoods to a cellular-based system," said Utilities Director Timothy Robins "Instead of waiting a month or more for data Broken Arrow partnered with VertexOne to power the WaterSmart portal integrating it with the Neptune 360 system and the Paymentus billing platform already familiar to residents "This gives customers detailed water reports and smart analytics," Robins said "The system compares usage data with the user’s profile and generates easy-to-read insights." When the WaterSmart portal launches on Tuesday, May 7, residents should visit BrokenArrowOK.gov/Utility-Billing to register for a new account Customers who use the same email address tied to their old accounts will retain access to their usage history \"I think our citizens should be very excited about this new technology,\" said Mayor Debra Wimpee \"They’ll be empowered to view their water usage check for leaks and set up alert notifications through the online portal.\" the system will tell you something’s happening.\" \"This took us from technicians driving through neighborhoods to a cellular-based system,\" said Utilities Director Timothy Robins \"Instead of waiting a month or more for data \"This gives customers detailed water reports and smart analytics,\" Robins said \"The system compares usage data with the user’s profile and generates easy-to-read insights.\" When the WaterSmart portal launches on Tuesday, May 7, residents should visit BrokenArrowOK.gov/Utility-Billing to register for a new account and general news updates from News on 6 delivered right to your inbox You never know when a disaster or an emergency can take place Camp Bandage aims to keep you as prepared as possible Camp bandage organizers Paul Gerner and Kurt Klein join me to share camp bandage offers CampBandage.org/brokenarrow Already one of the most-wanted RTS games on Steam Command and Conquer and World In Conflict successor Broken Arrow is finally on the way Follow us for daily PC games news, guides and reviews on X, Facebook, Google News, and Steam. Or sign up to our free newsletter The Broken Arrow Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) program is inviting all Broken Arrow students who have selected JROTC for the 2025-2026 school year This exciting event will be held on Tuesday located across from the cafeteria and C Building at Broken Arrow High School Attendees will get a first-hand look at what the JROTC experience entails An overview of the program's core values and expectations Details about the competitive and co-curricular teams students can join Interactive opportunities like scaling the 8-foot Raider wall participating in archery and watching a rifle demonstration A preview of the popular JROTC summer camp Whether you’re already enrolled or just exploring options this Open House offers a great way to discover how JROTC helps students build leadership For more information, please contact Senior Aerospace Science Instructor, Lt Col (Ret) Walter Gagajewski at wgagajewski@baschools.org An Endangered Missing Advisory has been issued for Shane Hall last seen on foot in Broken Arrow April 18 according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol on behalf of the Broken Arrow Police Department white tennis shoes and black Nike backpack according to the report If you have any information regarding Hall or his whereabouts please contact law enforcement or tribal authorities by dialing 911 Broken Arrow’s director explains how the RTS merges the thrills of Command and Conquer with simulation-game realism The mystery didn’t last long. After just two days and a couple of cryptic clues, the Rooster Days egg hunt came to an end at Ray Harrel Nature Park The couple says they followed the clues to Ray Harrel Park Kerry managed to spot the egg hidden under the spring marker Just as Jeffery almost walked away thinking it was a water bottle The Rooster Days egg hunt is part of the larger Rooster Days festival happening May 15-18 The idea is that a sponsor of the festival hides the egg The prize for finding the egg is $1,000 and getting to ride in the Rooster Days Parade The lucky couple will now get to participate in the parade on May 18 The Egg will then be donated to The Museum Broken Arrow The mystery didn’t last long. After just two days and a couple of cryptic clues, the Rooster Days egg hunt came to an end at Ray Harrel Nature Park Tulsa county prosecutors charge 23-year-old Jonathan Sanders the 16-year-old victim and Sanders met on Snapchat The victim told detectives she agreed to go out with Sanders in December the victim told investigators Sanders drove her to two separate locations and raped her Police say GPS and surveillance video support the victim's statement Sanders told police he sent the victim a message after the incident saying he was sorry if he pushed her too far The Rooster Days Egg Hunt is an annual event in Broken Arrow where a handcrafted egg is hidden somewhere in the city The person who finds it will win a $1,000 cash prize and get to ride in the Rooster Days Parade on May 18 A: The first clue will be posted April 29 at 11 a.m Q: Where and when will new clues be posted A: New clues will be published daily at noon on the following platforms: A: The winner will receive a $1,000 cash prize and the opportunity to ride in the Rooster Days Parade on May 18 and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox The spring semester is a busy time for Broken Arrow High School seniors as they prepare for graduation. To stay organized, we encourage you to review the 2025 Senior Class Calendar (pdf, google document) and mark important dates on your calendar If you have any questions about senior events Mrs. Welborn, Director of Student Life and Activities: cwelborn@baschools.org Mrs. Heckler, Senior Class Sponsor: arheckler@baschools.org Already with more than 20 major-college football offers announced on X that he will be moving from Jenks to Broken Arrow he also was used occasionally at wide receiver Tulsa World Sports Columnist & Writer Email notifications are only sent once a day the OSSAA voted to implement a shot clock in Oklahoma high school basketball It won't be as big of a game-changer as some think With regard to the movement of talent in high school football the ultimate “wow!” moment occurred in May 2022 — when then-Jenks freshman quarterback Shaker Reisig moved to arch-rival Union High School one day after the Trojans concluded their spring-practice period The Reisig switch was executed 5½ months after he and the 2021 Trojans had beaten Union for the Class 6AI title impactful player moves since Reisig’s Union switch but on Tuesday morning there was a call that elicited a reaction similar to the Reisig-to-Union reaction of three years ago a four-star recruit and an elite defensive back with more than 20 major-college offers My “wow!” caller notified me after Stanford released a statement on X When the Broken Arrow Public Schools hired Travis Hill away from Muskogee in December talented kids are going to want to be on Hill’s roster Player movement is a common thing now at the prep level the brilliant Semaj Stanford soon will be a Broken Arrow Tiger — and for two more seasons He will be a junior during the 2025 season Stanford will conclude the track season with his Jenks teammates An interesting layer in the Jenks-Broken Arrow dynamic: Last season Jenks starters at running back (Oklahoma State commit KD Jones) quarterback (Owen Jones) and wide receiver (Kayleb Barnett) had started their varsity football careers at Broken Arrow In August 2023: While watching Trojan Preview scrimmaging at Allan Trimble Stadium I chatted at field level with several football figures “The best player in the state is a ninth-grader all I knew about Semaj Stanford is that he is the younger brother of former Jenks star Jalyn Stanford who now is a third-year sophomore at Sam Houston State But because that football figure made such a heavy statement about Semaj Stanford before he had played a single varsity game snap I’ve always sustained a close watch on a 6-foot 180-pound DB who is said to have a high-level football IQ and always seems to make the right play College recruiters know all about Semaj Stanford who also has been occasionally used as a dynamic pass-catcher on offense There are Big 12 offers from Oklahoma State There are offers also from the University of Tulsa Spartan teams have captured three consecutive 6AI championships Spartan quarterback Carson Kirby enters his senior season with a career total of 26 starts the 2025 Spartans are favored to get a fourth 6AI title (and what would be an incredible 11th title overall in 12 seasons) The Tigers will be a problem for every opponent Hill coached championship teams at East Central and Muskogee and now he has Broken Arrow’s massive enrollment and impressive resources with which to work With Bill Blankenship having returned as the Owasso head coach and as junior-to-be QB Drew Frankenfield chose to stay at Owasso instead of making a move to Union I’d probably position the 2024 state runner-up Rams at the No 2 position in a pre-spring practice ranking of 6AI teams the Oklahoma Game of the Week should be Owasso at Broken Arrow After having been the Tiger head man for four seasons Josh Blankenship was dismissed in November Bill Blankenship has his son Josh Blankenship as his offensive coordinator Travis Hill soon will have Semaj Stanford in the Broken Arrow secondary bill.haisten@tulsaworld.com Goodman had been the Central High School athletic director since 2020 while also coaching Carver Middle School seventh- and eighth-grade footb… Barry Lewis offers insight into picking All-World and All-State basketball "Nothing had rivaled the Shake Reisig move until yesterday .. if Broken Arrow is a desirable destination for kids like Semaj Stanford WATCH: Bill Haisten gives his reaction on Semaj Stanford's shocking move from Jenks to Broken Arrow Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account After extensive research and community input Broken Arrow Public Schools has finalized a hybrid instructional calendar that maintains a five-day school week rather than transitioning to a four-day schedule for the next two school years The proposed calendars were presented to the Board of Education for review and approval at its Feb Change in Pre-K drop off and pick up times Early Childhood Centers – Drop off is between 8 a.m and 8:25 a.m.; Pick up is between 2:10 p.m Solo Pre-K Sites – Drop off is between 8:20 a.m These times may vary slightly at each site Earlier release times for elementary students; modified times for secondary Elementary Start – 8:45 a.m.; Elementary End – 3:30 p.m Middle School Start – 8:15 a.m.; Middle School End – 3 p.m High School Start – 7:45 a.m.; High School End – 2:30 p.m Additional breaks in the second semester to support student and staff mental health A fixed end date to provide families with greater predictability If inclement weather results in school closures designated snow days will be used consecutively and treated as regular school days to make up for missed time 2025-26 Instructional Calendar (PDF) 2026-27 Instructional Calendar (PDF) Note: The above calendars will be revised after the Board meeting in March to reflect the 12-month district holiday schedule View/Download Instructional Calendar ENROLL NOW! APPLY TODAY Since 1904, our brick and mortar school houses have taken many shapes and configurations throughout our beautiful city. The structure of those facilities makes them school houses - but it's not what makes Broken Arrow home. A home is comprised of hopes, dreams and aspirations. It's made up of our students, staff and families. our brick and mortar school houses have taken many shapes and configurations throughout our beautiful city The structure of those facilities makes them school houses - but it's not what makes Broken Arrow home REMINDER: All school sites and district offices are closed Monday A Tulsa County Jury found a 17-year-old guilty of first-degree murder after prosecutors said he shot and killed a man in the parking lot of a restaurant back in 2023 Broken Arrow Police said Jose Eduardo Cardona Perez murdered Jorge Santos late on the night of September 22nd in the parking lot of a restaurant near 61st and Garnett Investigators said security camera footage shows Santos got into a fight with a group of people How Did Police Tie The Suspect To The Crime A probable cause affidavit filed in Tulsa County court reveals Broken Arrow Police investigators made contact with a witness to the shooting who positively identified Cardona Perez out of a lineup Cardona Perez was then charged with first-degree murder After Tulsa County prosecutors and Cardona Perez’s lawyers agreed on a jur,y both sides spent about two days making their case before a jury found Cardona Perez guilty After months of research and community engagement, Broken Arrow Public Schools will consider a hybrid instructional calendar that maintains a five-day school week, rather than transitioning to a four-day week for the 25-26 school year. The proposed calendar will be presented to the Board of Education for review and approval at their Feb Seeking possible solutions for the worsening teaching shortage the discussion around a revised instructional calendar began in February 2024 when BAPS surveyed families and staff to gauge interest in a four-day school week it became clear that while there was interest in exploring changes the community valued a structured and balanced approach the district formed a Hybrid School Calendar Committee consider potential impacts and develop recommendations “Our goal throughout this process has been to identify a calendar that attracts and retains teachers and the well-being of our entire school community,” said BAPS Superintendent “We appreciate the exhaustive work of our committee members and the valuable feedback from families and staff.” The committee was divided into six subcommittees—Elementary Instruction These groups examined key details in their respective areas and the overall impact on school operations They spoke to local school districts currently using a four-day model as well as districts across the nation that are more comparable in size to BAPS. The district also launched a series of surveys – six in total – to gather feedback from the community Following months of review, debate and surveys, the committee arrived at a final recommendation of a hybrid instructional calendar that maintains a five-day school week while incorporating strategic adjustments to better support students and staff. The proposed calendar includes: earlier release times for elementary students more breaks in the second semester to promote student and staff mental health providing greater predictability for families There are also fewer distance learning days “We knew that any changes had to preserve instructional time and ensure that employees would not see a reduction in hours or wages,” Perry said we’ve incorporated the feedback from our community to meet those needs while also enhancing the overall school experience and making BAPS a more attractive option for teachers.” The hybrid calendar will be presented to the Board of Education on Feb Those members of the public wishing to express their concerns or support for the calendar proposal may contact their board member directly or make plans to attend the public meeting on Feb “For a district of our size to change to a four-day model - it’s just too big a lift to accomplish in a short time especially at the level of excellence we expect in Broken Arrow,” said Perry “It may be something we revisit in the future we believe the hybrid proposal is a better fit for our community.” Kevin Stitt delivered a special State of the State Address in Broken Arrow on Wednesday and ongoing initiatives impacting Oklahoma and the Broken Arrow community the governor responded to questions about a number of topics including the reports about student visas being revoked from students at OSU and other universities Related Story: Federal government revokes 8 student visas at Oklahoma State University Stitt Addresses Oklahoma Forestry Department Issue The governor also reiterated his stance on the Oklahoma Forestry Department's response to the wildfires of March 14 Stitt said half of the state's resources were not used to fight the extensive fires More Stories Covering Governor Stitt's Dispute With The Forestry Department: Related Story: Federal government revokes 8 student visas at Oklahoma State University Broken Arrow Public Schools honored its top educators and staff at the annual Star Awards Gala announcing Amanda Hundley from Aspen Creek Early Childhood Center as the 2025 District Teacher of the Year and Mickie Wyatt as the recipient of the Beyond & Above Award which recognizes the district’s top support employee the event featured a sit-down dinner where 31 Site Teachers of the Year were introduced Hundley was selected as the District Teacher of the Year Sponsored by the Broken Arrow Public Schools Foundation all Teacher of the Year and Support Employee of the Year finalists received monetary gifts totaling $15,000 Hundley received a paid vacation courtesy of Rebecca Olson with High Tower Accounting & Tax and Under the Sun Travel by Laura Greenleaf along with the use of a district-owned courtesy car—complete with a detail by Stellar Details and a year of car washes from Tommy’s Express Car Wash She will now advance to the State Teacher of the Year competition In addition to the Teacher of the Year announcement five finalists were recognized for Support Employee of the Year with Mickie Wyatt receiving the Beyond & Above Award for her outstanding dedication to the district’s mission WRA Architects awarded cash prizes to each of the Beyond & Above Award finalists Parent University scheduled for tonight, Sept. 12, 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Broken Arrow High School. Read more information about this event. Due to inclement weather, Broken Arrow Public Schools will be closed on Friday, Jan. 10, for all students in grades Pre-K through 12. This will be a true snow day, with no distance learning requirements. For updates regarding after-school activities and athletic events, please check with your student's coach or program director. Updates will also be provided on social media channels. Custodial staff should report to their assigned sites, and Snow Team members should report to Maintenance. If you are unable to report for duty, please contact your supervisor to make leave arrangements. Employees at the Education Service Center, Central on Main and all other 12-month staff should plan to work from home. REMINDER: All school sites and district offices are closed Monday, Jan. 20, for Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Due to inclement weather, Broken Arrow Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday, Feb. 12, for all students in grades Pre-K through 12. This will be a true snow day, with no distance learning requirements. All after-school activities scheduled for this evening are cancelled. Updated information on activities will come from coaches or program directors. Custodial and maintenance staff should still report to their sites but should delay their arrival time until 8 am. Employees at the Education Service Center, Central on Main and all other 12-month staff should plan to work from home. Due to the poor condition of side streets and parking lots, Broken Arrow Public Schools will be closed on Friday, Feb. 21, for all students in grades Pre-K through 12. This will be a traditional snow day with no distance learning requirements. Coaches and program directors will provide updates on evening and weekend activities. Custodial, maintenance and snow team staff SHOULD report to their assigned sites on Friday, Feb. 21. Please communicate with your supervisor if you are unable to report to your site. Employees who work at the Education Service Center and Central on Main MAY be able to report in-person tomorrow, pending the progress made in clearing parking lots. Please standby for additional communication later this afternoon. Since the district has now used all of the snow days built in to the 24-25 instructional calendar, Monday, April 7 will now be used as an in-person learning day. Again, Monday, April 7 will be used as an in-person learning day. The last day of school is now Friday, May 23, for students and Tuesday, May 27, for teachers. A new instructional calendar reflecting all these changes will be posted to the website next week. For the remainder of the year, if the weather forecast predicts any possible snow days, devices will be sent home early with students to allow for distance learning. It's SPRING BREAK! All school sites are closed March 14-21, and district offices are closed March 20 and 21. Have a wonderful break, Tigers! If you've ever played games like Steel Division, you'll find a lot of familiar mechanics here. Infantry, vehicles, aircraft, and support weapons are called in using a ticking income of requisition you get from holding control points, and reinforcements will spawn at specific bases before moving out to their final destination. Thus, a lot of attention has to be paid to making sure the way to the front is secure, or you might get sniped trying to bring in fresh troops. Even on max settings, Broken Arrow does have a little bit of a budget look to it. The explosions are great, but the vehicle models are a bit flat, with fairly simple, clay-like textures that don't really react to light in a way that makes you go, "Wow!" This isn't exactly a Microsoft Flight Simulator-level replica of the F-15. But I'm generally playing so zoomed out that I'm not nitpicking the little details anyway. From what little I've seen of Broken Arrow, I'm quite interested in finding out what the rest of its campaign, its multiplayer modes, and army builder will add to its snappy, easy-to-command RTS battles. We'll be able to take the full version for a ride this June. we're quite interested in finding out what the rest of its campaign This reminds me of this one really complicated RTS game I never fully understood how to play \"Set in a fictional Eastern European war between Russia and the United States\" America is done paying for europoor defence A more realistic premise would be America and Russia teaming up 😂 Trailer is slightly optimistic for the ruzzian side Hey, Leana Hafer do you think they will have THE GULF OF AMERICA in this game? The curriculum is composed of aerospace science students are able to participate in field trips to military bases The students are heavily involved in community service with the program averaging more than 1,700 hours a year in community service Extracurricular activities include marksmanship team JROTC is an academic and leadership program and involves no military commitment after high school. Review the JROTC mythbusters document to learn more about this program Please contact the Senior Aerospace Science Instructor Lt Col Walter Gagajewski at 918-259-8591 or wgagajewski@baschools.org for information on how to enroll for the 2025-26 school year and/or for any questions about this program Broken Arrow High School’s Project Graduation has given graduating seniors a way to celebrate their achievement with classmates in a supervised fun and safe environment for more than 25 years this event will be held at Broken Arrow High School following the commencement ceremony on May 19 In order to host the event and for it to remain free for all seniors COLABASH (Committee on Life at Broken Arrow Senior High) students are striving to raise $25,000 Easily make a donation by visiting the online donation form Make a donation by sending a check payable to Broken Arrow High School reference Project Graduation and mail to 1901 E View/download sponsorship information Please note that logo cutoff date is April 25 for submitting logos to be included in the PRINT materials for graduation If you would like to volunteer, please provide your information using the online volunteer form For more information, please contact Christian Welborn at cwelborn@baschools.org or by calling the student activities office at 918-259-8571 A recent Broken Arrow High School graduate is working to leave a legacy for his community through a license plate Parker Wagnon created a specialty plate to support Broken Arrow Public Schools the final step is getting enough people to apply by May 1 to launch production began designing the plate during his senior year He envisioned something that would instill pride in Broken Arrow and give back to the school district that shaped him Wagnon’s design was signed into law by Gov The plate features a black background with the school district’s signature gold Broken Arrow logo Wagnon said he went through multiple drafts with input from the district before settling on the final look The tag becomes a recognizable symbol of Broken Arrow pride the state requires at least 100 completed applications Wagnon says they’re only about a third of the way there He believes one big obstacle is that the application has to be printed and mailed—a process he believes has slowed down participation $20 goes directly to Broken Arrow Public Schools Wagnon has distributed printed applications to every Broken Arrow school site and local tag agency A digital version of the application can also be downloaded here and printed to help streamline the process for interested residents If 100 applications are submitted by May 1 helping fund school programs and boost community pride She graduated from OU's Gaylord College of Journalism and is excited to continue serving the Tulsa community by sharing the stories of those who call it home Jayden Brannon joined the News On 6 team as a multimedia journalist in 2023 A digital version of the application can also be downloaded here and printed to help streamline the process for interested residents (KTUL) — Osceola County Sheriff's Office is investigating an incident involving three junior high cheerleaders who attend a school in Broken Arrow The students were attending a national competition in Orlando when authorities received a report that one of the students was allegedly assaulted Broken Arrow school district officials said they released this statement back when the incident happened that said in part "...district officials were made aware of an incident that occurred among three of the female student athletes on the junior high cheer team The junior high team is one of three squads competing in a national competition in Orlando The incident was immediately investigated by coaches and administrators and the parents of all those involved were contacted." no further information has been released regarding the nature of the incident or any potential disciplinary actions SIGN UP FOR THE CHANNEL 8 NEWSLETTER Pre-K enrollment is now open for the 2025-26 school year for children who turn four years old by Sept Broken Arrow Public Schools proudly offers Pre-K classes at three Early Childhood Centers (ECCs) and nine elementary schools Placement is based on geographic boundaries and site availability Please note that transportation to and from school is the responsibility of parents or legal guardians BAPS’ Pre-K program provides young learners with an exciting opportunity to explore “Our program is a collaborative effort between parents Director of Early Childhood & Parent Engagement we create a supportive environment that fosters a love for life-long learning in our youngest Broken Arrow Tigers.” Ready to enroll? Visit this webpage for step-by-step online enrollment instructions