State Testing Window April 18th through May 10th
The state testing window is approaching. It will be open from April 18th and to May 10th of 2024. The required tests will be English and Math for 7th grade and English, Math, Science, and Writing for 8th grade students. The state tests will be given in the morning. When making appointments, checking out students, etc. please try to keep those in the afternoon. Thank you for your support!
Step 1
Go to clever.com/in/mustang on your chromebook. If asked to sign in, use your Mustang Google account.
Step 2
In Clever, find the Varsity Tutors icon. If asked to sign in, students will use their Mustang Google account.
Additional Info
For more info, scan this QR code, go to https://www.smore.com/6v2u8-mps-indian-ed-varsity-tutors or email murrahb@mustangps.org.
Spring Sports Tryouts!
May 1-3 Volleyball Tryouts 3:45-6:00
May 6 & 8-Cheer Clinic 4:30-7:30
May 11-Cheer Tryouts 10:00-4:00
May 9th and 10th-Softball Tryouts 3:45-6:00
May 14 & 15 Spring Cross Country 7:00 am-7:45 am
May 6-10 and May 13-15 7th & 8th grade spring football prep 3:45-4:45
Cheer Clinic and all tryouts will be at Mustang Middle School's gym
If you have questions contact our athletic director Mr. Sawyer at sawyerch@mustangps.org
Athletic Summer Camps
Mustang offers several different camps for student athletes. If you are interested in your child attending please click the link to learn more information!
School Hours
Classes are 8:40 a.m. - 3:35 p.m.
The building is open 8:10 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. each day
Please do not drop off your student(s) prior to 8:10am. Students will not be allowed to enter prior to that time regardless of weather conditions, and there is no supervision.
If you are coming to MMS, please come through the Front (West) Doors and check-in at the office.
A Message from the Transportation Department
STUDENT CONDUCT ON BUSES Riding a school bus is a privilege and students must maintain safe and respectful conduct to ensure safe travel to and from school. Student safety is our main priority and rules that are enforced at school also apply on the bus. Our bus drivers have the same authority over pupils while riding buses as the teachers have while in school. The following rules and regulations shall govern the conduct of school bus passengers: Students must be respectful of the driver and other passengers at all times; All students must stay in their seats from the time they load the bus to the time they exit the bus; Students must keep their hands and feet to themselves; Students must avoid tampering with the windows or the emergency door of the bus unless instructed by the driver to do so. Disruptive behaviors, which potentially jeopardize the safety of all passengers, will not be tolerated. The following are some examples of disruptive behaviors which may bypass the warning and result in the loss of bus-riding privileges: Fighting, shouting, profanity, horseplay, using tobacco or electronic cigarettes, extending any part of the body through an open window, throwing objects, refusing to obey the bus driver, *vandalism. *Students who deface or vandalize a school bus in any way may have bus riding privileges suspended and will not be permitted to resume bus privileges until all damages are paid. The following items will not be permitted on the bus: Balloons Glass containers Trash from snacks and drinks WRITTEN CONDUCT REPORT A written report about a student’s unsatisfactory conduct will be issued by the bus driver and delivered to the school principal for disciplinary action. The action taken by the principal may include short-term or permanent suspension from bus riding privileges and/or suspension from school- depending on the severity of the behavior.
