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We are excited to celebrate our 8th grade students with a cookout and afternoon of fun on May 15th.

We would love donations or support families can provide to ensure a fun day for all!

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• This is a student only event
• We will have hot dogs, sides and water for all 8th grade students for lunch that day
• Concessions will be available for purchase
• Students will have the option to participate in several activity choices both indoors and outdoors

Yearbooks will be delivered to students during the week of May 4-8. Additional yearbooks are on sale first come, first serve in the main office while supplies last! $40.

We are excited to announce that MCMS Hope Squad will be hosting our second annual Day of Hope on the afternoon of Thursday, May 12th.  The whole school will participate in activities led by Hope Squad students that emphasize the importance of taking care of your mental health through fun activities, stress relieving strategies, and connection to the community.   Some examples include:  icebreaker games that help students start conversations with someone new, identifying support systems, shredding stress, the value of music to provide emotional regulation, the value of art for creativity/problem-solving, and several more.  We have also invited some guests (and animals) from the community to attend for some outdoor activities if weather permits. 

If you do not wish for your child to participate in Day of Hope activities for any reason, please contact your student's grade level counselor.

If you are interested in playing softball at MCMS for the 2026 season, make plans now to attend tryouts on July 15 - 17. Click on link above for additional information.

Will you be attending MHS next school year and are interested in playing softball? Then plan now to attend the softball tryouts on May 11 and May 13, 4:00 - 6:00 PM at the MHS Softball facility. Click on link above for more information.

Some of the most important work happening in schools doesn’t come with applause.

It happens in small moments.

A student calming down instead of shutting down.

A conversation that changes the direction of a day.

A quiet win that most people would never notice.

That’s the space where Deblin Badillo does her best work.

At Mustang Central Middle School, Deblin is a special education teacher who focuses on what’s underneath the surface. She looks beyond behaviors, takes time to understand her students, and builds connections that give them a place to start again.

One student put it simply: “You are helpful, nice, and always calm and easy to talk to.”

That kind of consistency matters more than anything.

Deblin knows that success doesn’t always look the same for every student. Sometimes it’s academic growth. Sometimes it’s confidence. Sometimes it’s just a student believing, for the first time, that they can do something they once thought was impossible.

She’s seen that firsthand. Watching students walk across the stage at graduation, especially those who once believed they wouldn’t, is something she’ll never forget.

Because in her classroom, students are more than their hardest days.

They are seen. They are supported. And they are capable of more than they realize.

We’re proud to celebrate Deblin Badillo as Mustang Central Middle School’s 2025–2026 Teacher of the Year.

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If you are interested in trying out for MCMS Cheer for the 26-27 season, plan now to attend the Cheer Tryout Clinics! Please click on the link above for information!

Plan now for district Physical Day on May 15. This is for students who plan to play sports at MCMS, or who plan to be in the marching band at the high school for their 9th grade year. Click on the link for information and forms.

🎥 A new way to stay connected has landed in Mustang.  We are excited to share the next episode of Chats with Charles!  

This month’s conversation focuses on what learning looks like for students across elementary, intermediate, and middle school in Mustang Public Schools.

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Mustang Public Schools is implementing a new Personal Technology Device (PTD) policy as a result of SB 139.

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Effective July 1, 2024, all digital communication between school employees and students must include the student’s parent or guardian unless using a school-approved platform for school-related purposes.

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At one time, all students have received free school meals due to USDA federal waivers. Unfortunately, these federal waivers have expired. Mustang Public Schools is encouraging all families to complete a free and reduced meal application each year. 

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