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Best Special Needs Schools in Mustang, Oklahoma (2026)

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Mustang Central Enrollment

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Mustang, OK

Mustang Public Schools is dedicated to empowering students to achieve their fullest potential in a nurturing and respectful environment. Serving a diverse student body, including those with unique learning needs such as language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional students, the school emphasizes a mission of inclusivity and academic excellence. The educational approach incorporates innovative programs and therapeutic methodologies that cater to individual learning styles, ensuring that all students receive personalized support. What sets Mustang Public Schools apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, fostering strong partnerships with families, and offering specialized facilities designed for varied learning experiences. The school also engages the community through unique events that promote collaboration and understanding, making it a cornerstone of support for both students and their families.

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Mustang Public Schools identifies, evaluates and educates children ages 3 through 21 suspected of having a disability, and works with SoonerStart on referrals for infants and toddlers. To start, call the district's Student Services Center at 405-376-7335 with your child's name, date of birth and any outside evaluations from the current year. Staff then send modified enrollment instructions.

Mustang's process runs in a set order: share your child's information, complete enrollment using the modified instructions, wait for a call to schedule the assessment once central enrollment approves it, then attend an eligibility meeting. To qualify, a child must be 3 to 21, have a documented disability in one of the IDEA categories, and need special education. For children under 3, SoonerStart is Oklahoma's statewide early intervention program, and anyone concerned about a child can make a referral.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Special Needs Schools in Mustang

How does Mustang Public Schools handle a new evaluation request?
Call the Student Services Center at 405-376-7335 with your child's name, date of birth and any outside evaluations from the current year. Complete enrollment with the modified instructions staff provide. After central enrollment approves it, the district calls to schedule the assessment, and an eligibility meeting follows based on the results.
What if my Mustang child is younger than 3?
Refer to SoonerStart, Oklahoma's early intervention program for infants and toddlers from birth to 3 with developmental delays or disabilities. Any concerned person can make a referral, including online. Mustang Public Schools works with SoonerStart on referrals. Our early intervention guide covers the handoff to school services at 3.
Can a Mustang student with an IEP use the Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarship?
Possibly. The scholarship serves eligible students with special needs from PK3 through 12th grade at a participating private school. One route is an IEP or ISP developed by a public school, or a public school eligibility decision under IDEA. Parents must first secure enrollment at an approved private school and renew the application each year.
What disability categories does Mustang evaluate for?
Mustang lists the IDEA categories, including autism, developmental delay, emotional disturbance, intellectual disability, specific learning disabilities, speech or language impairment and traumatic brain injury. A child must also have an educational need for special education. If your child does not qualify, ask about a 504 plan; see our 504 vs IEP guide.

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