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Tag: Broken Bow Public Schools

Nebraska school district to allow weapons in ‘tasteful’ senior portraits

October 23, 2014September 5, 2018 Michael Bragg

The Broken Bow Public Schools board unanimously approved the new senior photographs policy Monday, which states high school seniors can pose with “an item that is ordinarily considered a weapon (rifle, shotgun, knife, etc).”

Tagged Broken Bow Public Schools, Nebraska, recent-news, yearbook

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