Broken Arrow Public Schools’ homecoming traditions continually welcome hundreds of alumni, family and friends back home each fall. The 2026 edition of this year’s celebration is Oct. 1 – Oct. 3, and the theme is “Coast to Coast: Celebrating America's 250th.”

The annual Broken Arrow Homecoming Parade, a cherished community tradition, will take place Thursday, Oct. 1, at 4:30 p.m. and will feature floats and displays from student groups, athletes and community members. The parade begins on Main Street at 1st and College and concludes at the Education Service Center (701 S. Main. St.).

The excitement continues at Memorial Stadium on Friday, Oct. 2, as the Tigers host Edmond Memorial. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. During the game, a special ceremony will recognize the 2026 Great Graduates: Chase Elkins, Dr. Clint Emerson, Paul Gerner, Dr. Andrea Fort, and Tom Jenkins. These individuals have brought honor to their community and alma mater through personal and professional accomplishments. <Read more about Great Graduates.>

To conclude homecoming festivities, Broken Arrow High School will host its annual homecoming dance on Saturday, Oct. 3, at 7 p.m. Tickets will be on sale for $25 beginning Sept. 21 on 5-Star, and they are free with an All Access Pass. Cash will NOT be accepted at the door, and outside guests will not be allowed at this dance. Students must have a current ID for entry and should bring clear bags only.

For more information on this year’s homecoming events, please contact Christian Welborn at cwelborn@baschools.org. For information regarding football tickets, please visit this webpage.