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Mustang Public
Schools Mission Statement
Empowering today
to achieve a better tomorrow.
Spring Break starts
Friday March 12th at the end of the school day.
Classes will resume on Monday March 22nd.
Canadian Valley
Technology Center counselors will be conducting
interviews for admittance on Monday, March 22 &
Tuesday, March 23 on the MHS campus. Students will
be sent for by the counseling office as requested by
CVTC. All students applying for the Bio-Medical and
Pre-engineering programs will be contacted directly
be CVTC counselors to set up interviews with program
instructors. See the counseling office with any
questions.
STATE RESULTS 2009-2010
Brandan Grier –
1st Place – Food Marketing -
$6000 OCU Scholarship
LaShea Walbaum –
1st Place – Principles of
Business Administration, Hospitality & Tourism -
$6000 OCU Scholarship
Brittany Brownlow
& Heather Tran - 2nd Place
– Buying & Merchandising - $4000 OCU Scholarship
- each
Kesha Patel - 2nd
Place – Hotel & Lodging Marketing - $4000
OCU Scholarship
Chelsie Drewry –
2nd Place – Marketing Math -
$4000 OCU Scholarship
Diana Huynh -
3rd Place – Accounting
Applications - $2000 OCU Scholarship
David Crabtree –
3rd Place – Sports &
Entertainment - $2000 OCU Scholarship
“Top 8”
Finalists:
Ashlee Shrum &
Arilla Broadus – Public Relations
Kelsee Geringer –
Marketing Economics
Jacob Scrivner –
Sports & Entertainment
Teaira Benavidez
– Technical Sales
Meredith Lowber –
Restaurant & Food Service Management
Quiz Bowl Team:
Matt Schmelke (captain), Chris Meeks, & Josh
McIntosh
Certificates –
Leadership Development Academy:
Bailey Jones,
Kaylee Niemann
2010 State
Officer:
Ashlee Shrum,
Region 2 Vice President
The following
students have qualified to compete at the
international convention in Louisville KY:
Brandan Grier,
LaShea Walbaum, Brittany Brownlow, Heather Tran,
Kesha Patel, Diana Huynh, David Crabtree, and
Ashlee Shrum
Congratulations to Mrs. Cerny and her DECA
Students!
Congratulations to our own Patrick Courtney for
being named Oklahoma Technology Association Teacher
of the Year!
Note from the Principal
- Mrs. Hunt
 Students, Parents and Patrons,
It is an exciting time to be a part of
Mustang High School. We have so many new
projects taking place around campus. This
past week, our students were able to begin
having classes and practices in the new
Health and Wellness Center. This new
facility will be able to provide so many
opportunities to all of our twenty athletic
teams and our weight-training and physical
education classes. The renovation of our
stadium and the redesigning of the entire
High School campus will be underway
shortly.
With all the changes taking place on the
outside of the buildings, the same thing
still holds true inside the classrooms; the
students are learning. Our faculty and
staff are committed to continuously
improving student achievement.
Currently, we are working to develop goals
based on our strengths and identifying areas
for growth opportunities.
As always, we thank you for all that you do
for MHS and our community!
Respectfully,
Mrs. Hunt
"Empowering today to achieve a
better tomorrow."
Mustang
High School
Bell
Schedules
Feb. 15th
– May 25th
Regular Bell Schedule
1st hour - 8:35-9:35
2nd hour - 9:40-10:40
3rd hour - 10:45-11:45
4th hour – 11:50-1:20
(1st lunch 11:47-12:17) Class - 12:20-1:20
Class - 11:50-12:50 (2nd lunch 12:52-1:22)
5th hour - 1:25-2:25
6th hour - 2:30-3:30
AMP Bell Schedule
1st hour - 8:35-9:30
2nd hour - 9:35-10:30
3rd hour - 10:35-11:30
4th hour – 11:35-1:00
(1st lunch 11:32-12:02) Class - 12:05-1:00
Class - 11:35-12:30 (2nd
lunch 12:32-1:02)
AMP - 1:05-1:30
5th hour - 1:35-2:30
6th hour - 2:35-3:30
ACT Study
Guide
AP
Parent/Student PowerPoint
Project
Graduation Website
Mustang High School Enrollment Information and Course
Descriptions for 2010-2011
Mustang Pom Takes State!
Mustang Varsity Pom took state on
Saturday in a competition held at OCU. They placed
1st in the 6a Pom small division. Varsity pom
competed against Stillwater, Bartlesville and
Charles Page High schools. Mustang JV also
competed in the 6a JV jazz catagory and earned a
superior rating. Both squads will be competing at
Nationals in Ft. Worth on Jan. 22 - 24.
MHS Varsity
pom members pictured: front row L - R: Dacey Huber,
Lyndsey Parsons, Shelby Jackson, Kayla Bennett,
Alexis Speicher, Lauren Elders Back row L - R:
Amanda Daugherty, Taylor Rogers, Haley Behrens,
Susie Nguyen, Darien Farrah, Hartley Bauer, Taylor
Lennert.
Mustang High School API
Scores jump above 1400!
Geoff Kingsley, secondary
curriculum director, said 2009 is the first year Mustang
High School broke 1400. In a comparison of API scores of
Oklahoma’s 6A high schools, In 2007, Mustang ranked 26th
out of 32 6A schools with an API of 1220. In 2008, the
scores of Mustang High School improved by more than 100
points, moving the school’s rank up to 14th out of 32.
“This year, we hit 1401, which in terms of schools in
class 6A puts us at number 11,” he said. “We are very
close to making the top 10. We are continuing our
efforts to communicate to students and teachers how we
compare and not to be satisfied with where we are. We
are working to foster a new level of pride in academic
achievement.”
Mustang High School
Assistant Principals
Mrs. Pontikas - Sophomores
Mr. Chestnut -
Juniors
Mrs. Harper -
Seniors
The Mustang
Board of Education recognized outstanding achievement on
the state tests administered in the spring of 2009. The
following Mustang High School students earned a perfect
score on the following exams: (front, from left)
Trevor Kelton, biology EOI,
Andrea Pemberton, English
II EOI; Laura Blair,
Geometry EOI; (back row) Alexander
Petts, geometry EOI;
Zachary Laurie, geometry EOI; and
Justin John, geometry I EOI.
Not pictured: John Culver,
geometry EOI; Hunter Gibbon,
geometry EOI, Cassandra Partin,
geometry EOI; Steffanie Stoll,
history EOI; and Patrick Helms,
biology EOI.
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