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District leaders reported that opening Sunset Hill shifted hundreds of elementary students, the district is down roughly 40 elementary students year-over-year but continues enrollment through October 1, and high‑school blended/0‑hour options have altered class-size patterns with concerns noted in high‑school math.
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The district rolled out its own fiber network, added access-control doors and upgraded cameras, and outlined device inventories and monitoring tools — including LineWise and ClassWise — with plans to roll out 1,100 staff laptops and replace aging classroom panels.
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The board approved terms to close on a property at 322 West State Highway 152 and granted a permanent easement to the City of Mustang for a 16‑inch water line alignment; the easement was presented as having no impact on the Lycoma area.
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The board approved new Policy 10‑94 to add nondiscrimination language addressing antisemitism and Policy 21‑31 establishing parameters for artificial intelligence system and tool use in district operations and instruction.
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The Mustang Public Schools Board voted to implement the teacher empowerment grant for the 2025–26 school year after a public comment from a teacher who urged the board to postpone and raised questions about who the grant benefits and how evaluations will be standardized.
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Administrators outlined a new bell schedule adding a 0 hour, expanded open-campus lunch for juniors and seniors, a narrowed set of concurrent-university partners, changes to course sequencing, and a plan to hold 2026 graduation at Bronco Stadium with backups.
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The board approved routine consent items, financial reports, employment recommendations and the purchase of a used City of Mustang police vehicle for the safety and security director; several employment schedules were approved after board questions.
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District staff said 15 students previously served in two autism-specific classrooms housed at a single site will be transitioned to their home schools with added behavior interventionists, paraprofessionals and monitoring; staff noted IEP-team meetings and continued individualized services.
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The district presented an AI implementation overview, proposed guidance (not a binding policy), plans for professional development this fall, and limited paid accounts for staff to support classroom use while protecting student data.
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At a special meeting, the board approved routine consent items (B1–B4) and a financial consent agenda (C1–C2) to close fiscal year 2025 and open fiscal year 2026. The motions passed with all members present voting in favor.