Administration

Superintendent Charles Bradley

Charles Bradley has dedicated more than 25 years to Mustang Public Schools, serving as a teacher, coach, and administrator before becoming the district’s superintendent in 2019. A steadfast leader known for his commitment to student success and community engagement, Mr. Bradley has played a pivotal role in shaping Mustang Public Schools into one of Oklahoma’s top-performing and fastest-growing districts.

Since stepping into the role of superintendent, Mr. Bradley has overseen Mustang’s continued academic growth, operational expansion, and long-range strategic planning. Under his leadership, the district has successfully navigated increasing enrollment, modernized technology infrastructure with a 1:1 student device initiative, and passed critical bond measures to support facility enhancements. His emphasis on relationship-building, leadership development, and student-centered decision-making has reinforced Mustang’s reputation for excellence.

A firm believer in the power of education to transform lives, Mr. Bradley’s philosophy centers on providing every student with opportunities to learn, grow, and achieve their full potential. He is particularly passionate about leadership development, both for students and educators, having launched initiatives like Leadership Mustang, a program designed to cultivate future administrators and school leaders from within the district.  "Leadership is about building community, cultivating and empowering other leaders, and focusing on student success,” Bradley said. 

Mr. Bradley’s leadership has earned him numerous accolades, including being named 2024 OASA District 14 Superintendent of the Year, a recognition of his visionary leadership, commitment to educational excellence, and ability to inspire and motivate those around him. He is an active member of professional organizations, including the Oklahoma Association of School Administrators (OASA) and the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration (CCOSA), where he works to advocate for strong public schools, adequate funding, and policies that empower educators. 

“Mustang Public Schools is more than just a district—it’s a family.
We are committed to creating an environment where
students thrive, teachers feel valued, and families
know their children are receiving the
best education possible.”

Superintendent Bradley has led the district through both rapid growth and challenging times, always emphasizing resilience, unity, and forward-thinking solutions. His ability to guide Mustang Public Schools through difficult moments with compassion, integrity, and a steadfast commitment to students and staff has been a hallmark of his leadership.

Beyond his role as superintendent, Mr. Bradley and his wife, Christy—who serves as the principal of Mustang North Middle School—are deeply involved in the Mustang community. Together, they have two sons, Garrison and Grant, and share a passion for education and service.

Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education Stacy Edwards

Stacy Edwards has over twenty years of experience in public education and has served in a number of capacities within Oklahoma school districts.  Her career in public education began in Kellyville, Oklahoma, where she taught kindergarten and second grades.

 Stacy also taught in Yukon Public Schools and Deer Creek Public Schools.  While teaching, Stacy attained certification from the  National Board of Professional Teaching Standards and later went on to earn an M.A. in Educational Leadership from The University of Central Oklahoma.  Stacy then left the classroom to pursue her career as an administrator.  She was an assistant principal in Edmond Public Schools prior to becoming the head principal of Rose Union Elementary in Deer Creek.  Stacy joined the administrative team in Mustang in the fall of 2013, where she served as the Executive Director of Elementary Schools until being named the Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education in 2019. 

Stacy is married to James Edwards, who spent many years as a teacher and coach.  Together they have two wonderful children, Peyton and Jace.  

"Serving the Mustang community as the Executive Director of Elementary Schools has been extremely rewarding and one of the greatest honors of my career as a professional educator.  I have also loved continuing my work with MPS as the Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education.  I enjoy working alongside Mr. Bradley and our outstanding administrative team as we continue to address the needs of our rapidly growing community and equip our students to be college, career, and future-ready!"   

Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education Ryan McKinney

Ryan McKinney has been in public education for over twenty years. After graduating with his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Central Oklahoma, he began his career with Norman Public Schools, where he taught band for ten years.  During his time teaching, he had the opportunity to be a mentor teacher to several student teachers from the University of Oklahoma. With his passion for students and helping develop future teachers, he began to pursue school administration. 

After graduating with his Master’s degree from Southern Nazarene University, he was hired as an administrator with Mustang Public Schools. Ryan has worked with Mustang Schools for over fifteen years and has served as an assistant principal at Mustang North Middle School, assistant principal at Mustang High School, head principal at Mustang North Middle School, Executive Director of Secondary Schools, and is currently the Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education.

Ryan is married to Holly McKinney.  Holly is a former principal for Mustang Public Schools and is currently in District Administration for Norman Public Schools.  Together Ryan and Holly have three children and several grandchildren.  

“I am passionate about growing every child academically and socially while providing opportunities that meet every child’s interest.  Mustang Public Schools is a collaborative community that meets these needs and challenges our students with the best teachers and staff to provide high-quality academics, fine arts, athletics, STEM, and more.  Mustang Public Schools has amazing staff and parents to support the students, schools, and programs that make up the Bronco Community.”

Assistant Superintendent of Operations Mark Lebsack

Mark Lebsack brings over 30 years of leadership experience in public education to his role as Assistant Superintendent of Operations for Mustang Public Schools. With a strong background in school administration, district operations, and facilities management, he is dedicated to ensuring that MPS provides a safe, efficient, and well-maintained learning environment for all students and staff.

Prior to joining Mustang’s leadership team, Mr. Lebsack served as the Chief Operations Officer at Yukon Public Schools, where he oversaw essential district functions, including transportation, maintenance, child nutrition, construction management, and risk management. His experience also includes 20 years as a building administrator, with successful tenures as a principal at Mustang Public Schools and Putnam City Public Schools, as well as six years in transportation management. His expertise in operational efficiency, safety protocols, and infrastructure planning positions him well to support Mustang’s ongoing growth.

Mr. Lebsack holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Education from Southern Nazarene University. He firmly believes that effective operations lay the foundation for student success, enabling teachers and staff to focus on education while providing students with the best possible learning environment.

“Returning to Mustang Public Schools in this role is truly an honor,” Lebsack said. “During my time here as a principal, I witnessed firsthand the district's steadfast dedication to its students and staff. Now, I am eager to contribute by ensuring that our operations run smoothly and efficiently to support that mission. Mustang is a district built on excellence and community, and I am excited to be part of its future.”

Superintendent Charles Bradley expressed his enthusiasm for Lebsack’s return to MPS, saying:

“Mark is a proven leader with deep experience in school operations, and his passion for serving students and staff makes him a perfect fit for this role. His leadership will be instrumental in ensuring that Mustang Public Schools continues to provide outstanding facilities and resources to support student success.”

Beyond his professional career, Mark is married to Diana Lebsack, a lifelong educator who currently serves in district administration for Yukon Public Schools. Together, they have two daughters, Ellie and Molly.