High School Class Registration
Welcome to the Mustang High School Course Registration website. This site is designed to help students and families explore course options through the lens of Career Pathways, allowing students to connect their interests to future opportunities.
At Mustang High School, courses are organized into Career Pathways that group related classes, skills, and career fields together. These pathways help students see how individual courses build toward real world careers, college programs, and postsecondary goals.
Class Registration will begin on Friday, February 13, 2026.
Please do not attempt to enter courses prior to that date.
Presentations
- Class Registration Presentations (Incoming Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors)
- Mustang Virtual Academy (MVA)
- How To Register For Classes:
Class Registration Presentations (Incoming Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors & Seniors)
Mustang Virtual Academy (MVA)
How To Register For Classes:
Incoming 9th-11th Grade:
1. Class Registration is now accessible (see MHS Class Registration below).
Before registering, be sure to review the Class Presentations in the tab above. Here you will find step-by-step instructions for you and your student to successfully complete the class registration process.
2. Class Registration will be completed in two steps as Mustang High School transitions to new graduation requirements.
Step 1: Complete the MHS Career Pathway Planner (See the class presentations for detailed instructions)
Once you have reviewed your students' presentation information, scroll down to the MHS Career Pathway Planner to complete the required information.
Step 2: Complete the paper course selection form that your student will bring home after their class meetings.
Paper forms will be submitted to your designated Counselor during your one-on-one meetings.
3. Please reach out to the Mustang High School Counseling office with specific questions regarding Class Registration. Contact information is available on the Mustang High School Counseling Website.
4. Please take a screenshot of the "Submission Complete" page.
NOTE: MHS added some courses to the selection process that were not on the paper enrollment form. If you are interested in taking one of these classes, please write it in on your form. Those courses are linked in this guide.
Incoming 12th Grade:
Class registration will be done on a paper form. Details are available in the Class Registration Presentations (see above).
NOTE: MHS added some courses to the selection process that were not on the paper enrollment form. If you are interested in taking one of these classes, please write it in on your form. Those courses are linked in this guide.
MPS Virtual/Blended Instruction Applications will be available on your Parent Portal account under Forms in the left navigation menu. Choose the form named "2026-2027 FALL Virtual Instruction Application for Mustang High School" or "2026-2027 FALL Blended Instruction Application for Mustang High School," complete the form, and submit.
MHS Class Registration Planning
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Mustang High School
2026-2027 Course Pathway Planner
Welcome, Bronco!
Plan your 2026-2027 schedule here. Use this webpage as a guide to fill out the paper copy of your Schedule Planner/Course requests that you are turning into the counselor.
Goal: 7 Credits + 2 Alternates.
Be sure to complete this webpage AND turn in your physical paper to the counselor by the deadline.
Career Pathways
Student Profile
Privacy Notice: Your selections are recorded for schedule building.
My Schedule
Credits: 0/7
ALTERNATES (2 Required)
Accelerated/AP Enrollment: Eligibility criteria apply; counselor verification is required prior to selection. These courses involve increased rigor and time commitments. Per district policy, no schedule changes or drops will be allowed after the first 8 days of the semester.
Selection Notice & Privacy: This selection process is a request and does not guarantee enrollment into the course. All data submitted (Name, ID, Course Selections, etc.) is recorded and stored for the purpose of schedule building by the Counseling Department.
Attention Seniors
Your course requests must be done ON PAPER due to being on old graduation requirements.
You are welcome to browse electives here, but please use your official paper form for submission.
How to choose electives:
- Click the tabs below to switch between elective categories (Note that your REQUIRED core classes are already pre-populated and you can swap or change those out).
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Course Guide
Career Pathways
At Mustang High School, courses are organized into Career Pathways that group related classes, skills, and career fields together. These pathways help students see how individual courses build toward real world careers, college programs, and postsecondary goals.
Use the tabs below to explore each Career Pathway. Within each section, you will find courses that support that pathway along with information to help guide thoughtful and intentional course selection.
Resources
Career? Where To Start:
Research Careers in the Occupational Outlook Handbook Published by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics:
OK Career Guide
Take an interest inventory to explore potential career paths.
Big Future
Ideally students and parents will do some college research on their own. BigFuture is a great resource whether you're starting from scratch or know exactly what you want.
My Next Move
Research Using the My Next Move site sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Helpful Links
Graduation Requirements FAQs (OSDE) [ Web | PDF]
Class of 2030 Graduation Requirements (OSDE) [ Web | PDF]
OK Career Guide
Take an interest inventory to explore potential career paths.
Oklahoma's Promise
Apply for Oklahoma's Promise to earn scholarships for college.
Khan Academy
Take the PSAT 8/9 then connect your score to Khan Academy to begin preparing the PSAT/NMSQT and other college entrance exams.
FAFSA
Research Using the My Next Move site sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Big Future
Ideally students and parents will do some college research on their own. BigFuture is a great resource whether you're starting from scratch or know exactly what you want.
My Next Move
Research Using the My Next Move site sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.
PSAT & SAT Preparation
Additional resources for PSAT and SAT preparation.
ACT Preparation
Additional ACT preparation resources.
Typical Entrance Exam Accommodations
PSAT/SAT/ACT accommodations for students with an IEP or 504
MHS College & Career Pathways
- Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
- Health Sciences
- Arts, Communications and Humanities
- Information Technology
- Manufacturing
- Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
- Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
- Architecture and Construction
- Marketing
- Business Management and Administration, Finance
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Human Services
- Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security
- Government and Public Administration
- Education and Training
- Energy
- Multi-Disciplinary
Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources
This pathway is focused on working with plants, animals, food, and the environment. It includes careers that help grow our food, care for animals, and protect natural resources like land and water.
Workers in the agriculture, food, and natural resources cluster produce products and processes—from raising food and textile crops to breeding livestock and hunting wild game; from mining ore below the earth’s surface, to hazardous waste removal and wildlife conservation. Historic trends are giving way to new developments in this cluster.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Water Resource Specialist, Biological Technicians, Foresters, Farmers/Ranchers, Food Scientist, Farm Equipment Mechanics, Animal Breeders, Agricultural Equipment Operators.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Agricultural Chemical Dealer, Aquaculturalist, Bank/Loan Office, Environmental Compliance Assurance Manager, Equine Manager, Farm Manager, Health and Safety Sanitarian, Meat Cutter-Meat Grader, Park Manager, Produce Buyer, Recycling Technician, Wildlife Manager.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Agricultural Educator, Botanist, Ecologist, Environmental Engineer, Fish and Game Officer, Plant Pathologist, Veterinarian.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: FFA, ECO Club
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Health Sciences
This pathway focuses on careers that help people stay healthy and care for others. It includes jobs in medicine, nursing, therapy, lab work, public health, and other healthcare fields.
The primary work of careers in the health science cluster is to treat patients facing illness or injury—whether to cure or rehabilitate from a condition, to maintain wellness, or to provide comfort or palliative care to persons dealing with incurable conditions. The healthcare industry is booming, and experts predict healthcare careers will continue to grow rapidly for at least the next decade.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Medical Secretaries, Registered Nurses, Family Medicine Physicians, Radiation Therapists, Dieticians, Physical Therapists.
Occupations Requiring Less than a Baccalaureate Degree: Dental Assistant/Hygienist, EMT/Paramedic, Health Information Coder, Home Health Aide, Lab Technician, Phlebotomist, Radiographer, Registered Nurse.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Athletic Trainer, Biochemist, Biostatistician, Geneticist, Industrial Hygienist, Nutritionist, Occupational Therapist, Physician (MD/DO), Physician’s Assistant, Psychologist, Radiologist, Research Scientist, Speech/Language Pathologist, Toxicologist, Veterinarian.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: HOSA
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Arts, Communications and Humanities
This pathway focuses on careers in creating, designing, and sharing ideas through art, media, and technology. It includes jobs in the visual arts, music, film, broadcasting, graphic design, and digital communications.
Careers in the Arts, Audio/Video Technology, and Communications cluster focus on designing, producing, exhibiting, performing, writing, and publishing multimedia content, including visual and performing arts and design, journalism, and entertainment services.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Lighting Technician, Camera Operator, Audio/Video Technicians, Film/Video Editors, Producers, Directors, Radio, Theatrical Design, and Technical Writers.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Disc Jockey, Photographer, Choreographer, Sound Engineer Technician, Broadcast Technician.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Broadcast Announcer, Camera Operator, Television Editor, Video Editor.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: Newspaper, Yearbook, Fine Arts, Speech, Acting, Debate, Art Club, Bronco Arts Ambassadors, Film/Cinema Club, Guitar Club
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Information Technology
Information Technology relates to the design, development, support, and management of hardware, software, multimedia, and systems integration services. The United States is the world’s largest technology market, and the IT industry is a major contributor to our overall economy.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Computer Networking, Data Warehousing Specialist, Web Developers, Software Developers, Information Cyber Security, Library Science/Knowledge Management.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Computer Support Specialist, Mobile Developer, Help Desk Analyst, Cybersecurity Analyst.
Occupations Requiring Baccalaureate Degree: Computer and Information Research Scientist, Computer Network Architects, Computer Programmer, Database Administrator and Architects, Information Security Analyst.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: Robotics, TSA
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Manufacturing
The purpose of the manufacturing industry is to design, produce, assemble, and improve products used in everyday life and across global industries. Manufacturing involves creating goods through processes such as machining, fabrication, robotics, automation, quality control, and advanced engineering systems. This industry blends hands-on technical skills with problem-solving, technology, and innovation to turn ideas into finished products.
Manufacturing careers span a wide range of environments, from small precision shops to large-scale production facilities, and often integrate computer-aided design, robotics, engineering principles, and safety systems.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Welders, Industrial Maintenance Technicians, CNC Machinists, Robotics Technicians, Manufacturing Engineers, Quality Control Inspectors, and Production Supervisors.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: These may include Welder, Industrial Maintenance Technician, CNC Operator, Robotics Technician, and Manufacturing Technologist.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: These may include Manufacturing Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Industrial Engineer, Environmental Engineer, and Operations or Production Manager.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: BPA
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Transportation, Distribution and Logistics
The Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics cluster is about moving people and goods quickly, safely, and at low cost from one location to another. Workers in this industry design transportation systems, operate or repair equipment, plan material movements, and manage product storage. Transportation systems included in this cluster include aircraft, railroad, waterways, over-the-road, and pipelines.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Automotive Repair, Dispatchers, Rail Car Repairers, Air Traffic Control, Traffic Technicians, Pilot, Logistic Analyst.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Commercial Pilot, Motor Vehicle Operator, Flight Attendant, Railroad Worker, Ship Engineer, Captain, Air Traffic Control.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Flight Engineer, Airline Pilot, Logistician, Logistics Manager.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: Aeronautics Club
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Careers in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math cluster involve planning, managing, and providing scientific research and professional and technical services, such as laboratory and testing services and research and development services.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Engineering, Radio Frequency Specialist, Conservation Scientist, Range Managers, Transportation Planners, Geneticists, Economist, Physicist, Biologist.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Radiologic Technologist, Computer Support Specialist, Nuclear Technician, Electrical Technician, Graphic Designer.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Aeronautics, Biologist, Biotechnician, Chemist, Civil Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Environmental Scientist, Industrial Engineer, Information Systems Analyst, Mechanical Engineer.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: Aeronautics Club, Robotics, TSA
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Architecture and Construction
The purpose of the construction industry is to build and maintain a wide range of structures, including homes, manufacturing plants, office buildings, streets and highways, sewers, irrigation projects, and more. The industry also includes related activities such as painting, electrical work, and plumbing.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Electricians, HVAC, Construction Managers, Surveyors, Carpenters, Derrick/Oil and Gas Operators, Solar Energy Installation.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Electrician, Welder, Plumber, Salesperson, Carpenter, Heavy Equipment Operator.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Civil Engineer, Architect, Landscape Architect.
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Marketing
The marketing career cluster includes sales and advertising, and focuses on influencing consumers’ buying behavior and generating sales for products and services. Just about every type of organization, from your corner grocer to regional banks, public universities to multinational corporations, participates in marketing in some way.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Salesperson, Real Estate Agent, Advertising Sales Agent, Public Relations Specialist, Marketing Manager.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Digital Media Planner, Sales Representative, Marketing Associate, Client Engagement Specialist, and Car Salesperson.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Market Research Analyst, Advertising or Promotions Manager, Sales Manager, Social Media Marketing Specialist, Copywriter.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: DECA
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Business Management and Administration, Finance
Careers in the Business Management and Administration, Finance cluster involve planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating business functions essential to efficient, productive business operations. Careers in leadership, management, and support roles are needed by all types of organizations to operate successfully.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Accountants, Inventory Clerks, Customs Brokers, General Managers, Administrative Assistants, Human Resources, Chief Executives, Management Analysts.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Administrative Assistant, Accounting Clerk, Bookkeeper, Services Manager, Customer Service Specialist.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Director of Operations, Project Manager, Procurement Officer, Human Resources Manager, Market Research Analyst.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: DECA, BPA
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Hospitality and Tourism
Careers in the hospitality and tourism cluster relate to the management, marketing, and operations of restaurants and other food services, lodging, attractions, recreation events, and travel-related services.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Food Service, Hotel/Motel Management, Reservation Agents, Travel Agents, Tour Guides, Concierges.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Guest Services, Spa Receptionist, Hotel Staff, Blogger, Tour Guide, Restaurant Server, Retail Customer Service.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Restaurant Management, Director of Hospitality, Marketing Executive, Tour Manager, Hotel Manager, Executive Chef.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: FCCLA, DECA, BPA
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Human Services
The Human Services career cluster relates to meeting human needs through activities such as counseling and mental health services, family and community services, personal care, and consumer services.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Social Workers, Counselors, Barbers, Cosmetologists, Therapists, Childcare, Spa Managers.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Social Work Case Aide, Case Manager, Community Organizer, Human Service Assistant.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Social Worker, Substance Abuse Counselor, Public Health Education Specialist, Social and Community Services Manager, Rehabilitation Case Worker.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: FCCLA, Red Cross Club
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security
The law, public safety, corrections, and security career cluster is all about protecting and serving the public. People working in this sector protect life and property, enforce laws, provide legal counsel, sentence defendants, and rehabilitate offenders.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Animal Control, Security Guards, Firefighters, Forensic Science Technicians, Lawyers, Law Enforcement, Paralegals, Court Reporters.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Public Safety Officer, Security Guard, Correctional Officer, Bailiff, Police Dispatcher, Park Ranger.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Fish and Game Warden, Forensic Science Technician, Lawyer, Judge, Emergency Management Director.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: JROTC
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Government and Public Administration
Careers in Government and Public Administration involve planning and performing government functions at the local, state, and federal levels, including governance, national security, foreign service, planning, revenue and taxation, and regulation.
A primary goal of virtually all careers in public service is to improve the quality of life and livelihoods of the citizens they represent, while supporting the betterment of the community as a whole.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Court Clerks, Construction/Building Inspectors, Various Compliance Officers, Appraisers, Parks Director, Urban Planners, Regulatory Affairs Specialist, Legislators.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Lifeguard, Data Entry Clerk, Court Reporter, Postal Clerk, Census Taker, Administrative Assistant.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Administrative Services Manager, City Manager, Budget Analyst, Urban Planner, Human Resource Management.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: STUCO, Young Voters, JROTC, Key Club
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Education and Training
The education and training career cluster focuses on the activities, resources, and locations that provide all kinds of learning services. It includes careers at public and private schools at every level—pre-K through high school—as well as colleges and universities. Occupations at libraries, museums, and corporate training services are also part of this cluster.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Teacher, Librarian, Media Collections Specialist, and Instructional Coordinators.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Administrative Assistant, Paraprofessional, Teacher Aide, Library Assistant, Crossing Guard, Substitute Teacher.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: Teacher, Career Counselor, Academic Counselor, Preschool Director, Principal, Academic Advisor, Instructional Coordinator.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: FCCLA, Bronco Arts Ambassadors, R.E.A.C.H.
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Energy
This pathway focuses on careers that produce, manage, and use energy safely and efficiently. It includes jobs in electricity, renewable energy, power systems, oil and gas, and energy conservation.
The purpose of the energy industry is to produce, manage, distribute, and use energy safely, reliably, and efficiently. The Energy Pathway focuses on careers connected to electricity generation, renewable energy systems, power transmission, oil and gas operations, and energy conservation. This field blends science, technology, engineering, and safety practices to support communities, businesses, and infrastructure.
Energy careers span a wide range of settings, including power plants, utility companies, renewable energy facilities, industrial sites, and field operations. Many roles involve working with complex systems, monitoring performance, maintaining equipment, and ensuring compliance with safety and environmental standards.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Electricians, Power Plant Operators, Energy Technicians, Renewable Energy Installers, Utility Line Workers, Energy Sales Consultants, and Engineers specializing in power systems or environmental energy solutions.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Occupations requiring postsecondary education or technical certification may include Electrician, Power Plant Operator, Energy Technician, Utility Technician, Renewable Energy Installer, and Energy Sales Consultant.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: These may include Electrical Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Environmental Engineer, Energy Systems Engineer, and Energy Operations or Plant Manager.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: ECO Club
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Multi-Disciplinary
This pathway combines skills and knowledge from multiple career areas. It includes courses that prepare students for careers that don’t fit into a single traditional cluster, often blending STEM, health, business, or the arts.
The purpose of the Multi-Disciplinary Pathway is to prepare students for careers that draw from multiple fields of study rather than fitting into a single traditional career cluster. This pathway combines skills and knowledge from areas such as STEM, health, business, communications, agriculture, technology, and the arts, allowing students to explore flexible and emerging career opportunities.
The Multi-Disciplinary Pathway supports students whose interests span several disciplines or whose future career goals require a broad, adaptable skill set. Courses within this pathway encourage creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and problem solving, all of which are essential in today’s evolving workforce.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Careers connected to this pathway often blend technical expertise with communication, leadership, design, or analytical skills. Examples of occupational connections may include roles in entrepreneurship, digital media, data analysis, project coordination, research, education, technology integration, and interdisciplinary engineering or science. Salary ranges vary widely depending on the specific career focus, level of education, and industry.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: These may include positions in information technology, digital media production, cybersecurity, technical communications, business operations, healthcare support, or applied sciences.
Occupations Requiring a Baccalaureate Degree: These may include interdisciplinary engineers, data scientists, researchers, educators, business analysts, healthcare professionals, designers, or roles that combine multiple areas of specialization.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: FCCLA, Key Club
Which classes will/should I take for this pathway?
Concurrent Enrollment Information
Through Concurrent Enrollment (CE), high school juniors and seniors can enroll in college classes and earn college credit while still in high school. Choosing CE allows you to explore areas of academic interest, challenge yourself and gain valuable experiences and college credit before you graduate from high school.
General Information
Concurrent Enrollment Presentation
Concurrent Enrollment Forms
All MHS Concurrent Enrollment Students:
MHS Concurrent Enrollment Contract
Every concurrent enrollment student at MHS is required to complete this form as their first step. NOTE: This link will ONLY work with a student's school email and log in. Once the student portion is completed, the student's parent/guardian will receive an email (the contract isn't complete until the student and the parent portion are both finished/submitted).
Concurrent Enrollment is a multistep process starting with this online form but students also need to APPLY TO one of the following colleges and then complete that college's concurrent forms as well.
Redlands Community College Enrollment:
Redlands Community College Concurrent Enrollment
Oklahoma State University- Oklahoma City Concurrent Enrollment:
OSU-OKC Concurrent Enrollment Form
This paperwork must be completed and signed by your counselor at MHS for each new semester of Concurrent Enrollment at OSU-OKC.
Oklahoma City Community College Concurrent Enrollment:
OCCC Concurrent Recommendation Form
This paperwork must be completed and signed by your counselor at MHS for each new semester of Concurrent Enrollment at OCCC.
Internships
NCAA Information
2025-2026 Enrollment Information
For NEW Students Enrolling January 2026 - May 2026
Information in this section if for NEW students enrolling in Mustang High School from January 2026 through May 2026. Enrollment information for the 2026-2027 school year (which begins in August 2026) is above.
Please review the information contained in the slide shows below BEFORE you begin your Mustang High School Class Registration process.
- Class Registration is accessible on your Parent Portal account.
Parent Portal Login Page - Class Registration cannot be completed using the PowerSchool app on your mobile device.
It must be completed in a browser window (chrome, firefox, safari, etc.). - Please reach out to Mustang High School with specific questions regarding Class Registration. Contact information is available on the Mustang High School website (see below).
- MPS Virtual/Blended Instruction Applications will be available on your Parent Portal account under Forms in the left navigation menu. Choose the form named "2025-2026 FALL Virtual Instruction Application for Mustang High School" or "2025-2026 FALL Blended Instruction Application for Mustang High School," complete the form and Submit.
How to Register for Classes
25-26 Freshman Class Registration
25-26 Sophomore Class Registration
25-26 Junior Class Registration
25-26 Senior Class Registration
Enrollment Options
MHS Enrollment
2025-2026 Re-Enrollment Information
This section is for current Mustang High School students who will be returning to MHS in August 2025.
2025-2026 Internships for Juniors and Seniors
Mustang High School is pleased to announce that students are able to enroll in Internship Programs for the fall of the 25-26 school year. Students must be an incoming Junior or Senior.
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Educational Internships (formerly known as Service Learning)
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Paid/Unpaid Professional Internships
2024-2025 NEW Student Enrollment Information
This section is for students new to Mustang High School who will be enrolling for the Spring 2025 semester for the first time.
2024-2025 Senior Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Junior Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Sophomore Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Incoming Freshman Enrollment
2024-2025 Incoming Freshman orientation (Coming July 2024)
Incoming Freshman Registration Video
2024-2025 Internships for Juniors and Seniors
Mustang High School is pleased to announce that students are able to enroll in Internship Programs for the fall of the 24-25 school year. Students must be an incoming Junior or Senior.
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Educational Internships (formerly known as Service Learning)
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Paid/Unpaid Professional Internships
Concurrent Enrollment
Through Concurrent Enrollment (CE), high school juniors and seniors can enroll in college classes and earn college credit while still in high school. Choosing CE allows you to explore areas of academic interest, challenge yourself and gain valuable experiences and college credit before you graduate from high school.
General Information
2024-2025 Concurrent Enrollment Presentation
Concurrent Enrollment Forms
All MHS Concurrent Enrollment Students:
MHS Concurrent Enrollment Contract
Every concurrent enrollment student at MHS is required to complete this form as their first step. NOTE: This link will ONLY work with a student's school email and log in. Once the student portion is completed, the student's parent/guardian will receive an email (the contract isn't complete until the student and the parent portion are both finished/submitted).
Concurrent Enrollment is a multistep process starting with this online form but students also need to APPLY TO one of the following colleges and then complete that college's concurrent forms as well.
Redlands Community College Enrollment:
Redlands Community College Concurrent Enrollment
Oklahoma State University- Oklahoma City Concurrent Enrollment:
OSU-OKC Concurrent Enrollment Form
This paperwork must be completed and signed by your counselor at MHS for each new semester of Concurrent Enrollment at OSU-OKC.
Oklahoma City Community College Concurrent Enrollment:
OCCC Concurrent Recommendation Form
This paperwork must be completed and signed by your counselor at MHS for each new semester of Concurrent Enrollment at OCCC.
Hidden Archives
Prior To Jan 2026
Enrollment Options
MHS Enrollment
2025-2026 Re-Enrollment Information
This section is for current Mustang High School students who will be returning to MHS in August 2025.
2025-2026 Internships for Juniors and Seniors
Mustang High School is pleased to announce that students are able to enroll in Internship Programs for the fall of the 25-26 school year. Students must be an incoming Junior or Senior.
-
Educational Internships (formerly known as Service Learning)
-
Paid/Unpaid Professional Internships
2025-2026 Re-Enrollment Information
This section is for current Mustang High School students who will be returning to MHS in August 2025.
2025-2026 Internships for Juniors and Seniors
Mustang High School is pleased to announce that students are able to enroll in Internship Programs for the fall of the 25-26 school year. Students must be an incoming Junior or Senior.
-
Educational Internships (formerly known as Service Learning)
-
Paid/Unpaid Professional Internships
2024-2025 NEW Student Enrollment Information
This section is for students new to Mustang High School who will be enrolling for the Spring 2025 semester for the first time.
2024-2025 Senior Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Junior Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Sophomore Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Incoming Freshman Enrollment
2024-2025 Incoming Freshman orientation (Coming July 2024)
Incoming Freshman Registration Video
2024-2025 Internships for Juniors and Seniors
Mustang High School is pleased to announce that students are able to enroll in Internship Programs for the fall of the 24-25 school year. Students must be an incoming Junior or Senior.
-
Educational Internships (formerly known as Service Learning)
-
Paid/Unpaid Professional Internships
Class Registration Options
MHS Enrollment
Concurrent Enrollment
Through Concurrent Enrollment (CE), high school juniors and seniors can enroll in college classes and earn college credit while still in high school. Choosing CE allows you to explore areas of academic interest, challenge yourself and gain valuable experiences and college credit before you graduate from high school.
General Information
2024-2025 Concurrent Enrollment Presentation
Concurrent Enrollment Forms
All MHS Concurrent Enrollment Students:
MHS Concurrent Enrollment Contract
Every concurrent enrollment student at MHS is required to complete this form as their first step. NOTE: This link will ONLY work with a student's school email and log in. Once the student portion is completed, the student's parent/guardian will receive an email (the contract isn't complete until the student and the parent portion are both finished/submitted).
Concurrent Enrollment is a multistep process starting with this online form but students also need to APPLY TO one of the following colleges and then complete that college's concurrent forms as well.
Redlands Community College Enrollment:
Redlands Community College Concurrent Enrollment
Oklahoma State University- Oklahoma City Concurrent Enrollment:
OSU-OKC Concurrent Enrollment Form
This paperwork must be completed and signed by your counselor at MHS for each new semester of Concurrent Enrollment at OSU-OKC.
Oklahoma City Community College Concurrent Enrollment:
OCCC Concurrent Recommendation Form
This paperwork must be completed and signed by your counselor at MHS for each new semester of Concurrent Enrollment at OCCC.
24-25 Freshman Class Registration
24-25 Junior Class Registration
24-25 Sophomore Class Registration
24-25 Senior Class Registration
Concurrent Enrollment
Through Concurrent Enrollment (CE), high school juniors and seniors can enroll in college classes and earn college credit while still in high school. Choosing CE allows you to explore areas of academic interest, challenge yourself and gain valuable experiences and college credit before you graduate from high school.
General Information
2024-2025 Concurrent Enrollment Presentation
Concurrent Enrollment Forms
All MHS Concurrent Enrollment Students:
MHS Concurrent Enrollment Contract
Every concurrent enrollment student at MHS is required to complete this form as their first step. NOTE: This link will ONLY work with a student's school email and log in. Once the student portion is completed, the student's parent/guardian will receive an email (the contract isn't complete until the student and the parent portion are both finished/submitted).
Concurrent Enrollment is a multistep process starting with this online form but students also need to APPLY TO one of the following colleges and then complete that college's concurrent forms as well.
Redlands Community College Enrollment:
Redlands Community College Concurrent Enrollment
Oklahoma State University- Oklahoma City Concurrent Enrollment:
OSU-OKC Concurrent Enrollment Form
This paperwork must be completed and signed by your counselor at MHS for each new semester of Concurrent Enrollment at OSU-OKC.
Oklahoma City Community College Concurrent Enrollment:
OCCC Concurrent Recommendation Form
This paperwork must be completed and signed by your counselor at MHS for each new semester of Concurrent Enrollment at OCCC.
24-25 Freshman Class Registration
24-25 Junior Class Registration
24-25 Sophomore Class Registration
24-25 Senior Class Registration
24-25 Freshman Class Registration
2024-2025 NEW Student Enrollment Information
This section is for students new to Mustang High School who will be enrolling for the Spring 2025 semester for the first time.
2024-2025 Senior Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Junior Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Sophomore Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Incoming Freshman Enrollment
2024-2025 Incoming Freshman orientation (Coming July 2024)
Incoming Freshman Registration Video
2024-2025 Internships for Juniors and Seniors
Mustang High School is pleased to announce that students are able to enroll in Internship Programs for the fall of the 24-25 school year. Students must be an incoming Junior or Senior.
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Educational Internships (formerly known as Service Learning)
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Paid/Unpaid Professional Internships
2024-2025 NEW Student Enrollment Information
This section is for students new to Mustang High School who will be enrolling for the Spring 2025 semester for the first time.
2024-2025 Senior Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Junior Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Sophomore Course Registration Information
2024-2025 Incoming Freshman Enrollment
2024-2025 Incoming Freshman orientation (Coming July 2024)
Incoming Freshman Registration Video
2024-2025 Internships for Juniors and Seniors
Mustang High School is pleased to announce that students are able to enroll in Internship Programs for the fall of the 24-25 school year. Students must be an incoming Junior or Senior.
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Educational Internships (formerly known as Service Learning)
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Paid/Unpaid Professional Internships
Career Pathways
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Career Pathways are a useful tool to showcase course offerings, especially as we prepare to implement the new graduation requirements for the Class of 2030.
Career? Where To Start:
Research Careers in the Occupational Outlook Handbook Published by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics:
OK Career Guide
Take an interest inventory to explore potential career paths.
Big Future
Ideally students and parents will do some college research on their own. BigFuture is a great resource whether you're starting from scratch or know exactly what you want.
My Next Move
Research Using the My Next Move site sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.
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Environmental and Agricultural Systems
This pathway is focused on working with plants, animals, food, and the environment. It includes careers that help grow our food, care for animals, and protect natural resources like land and water.
Workers in the agriculture, food, and natural resources cluster produce products and processes—from raising food and textile crops to breeding livestock and hunting wild game; from mining ore below the earth’s surface, to hazardous waste removal and wildlife conservation. Historic trends are giving way to new developments in this cluster.
Examples of Occupation Connections: Water Resource Specialist, Biological Technicians, Foresters, Farmers/Ranchers, Food Scientist, Farm Equipment Mechanics, Animal Breeders, Agricultural Equipment Operators.
Occupations Requiring Postsecondary Education: Agricultural Chemical Dealer, Aquaculturalist, Bank/Loan Office, Environmental Compliance Assurance Manager, Equine Manager, Farm Manager, Health and Safety Sanitarian, Meat Cutter-Meat Grader, Park Manager, Produce Buyer, Recycling Technician, Wildlife Manager.
Occupations Requiring Baccalaureate Degree: Agricultural Educator, Botanist, Ecologist, Environmental Engineer, Fish and Game Officer, Plant Pathologist, Veterinarian.
Extracurricular/Club Considerations: FFA
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Health Sciences
Graduation Requirements FAQs (OSDE) [ Web | PDF]
Class of 2030 Graduation Requirements (OSDE) [ Web | PDF]
Helpful Links
OK Career Guide
Take an interest inventory to explore potential career paths.
Oklahoma's Promise
Apply for Oklahoma's Promise to earn scholarships for college.
Khan Academy
Take the PSAT 8/9 then connect your score to Khan Academy to begin preparing the PSAT/NMSQT and other college entrance exams.
FAFSA
Research Using the My Next Move site sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.
Big Future
Ideally students and parents will do some college research on their own. BigFuture is a great resource whether you're starting from scratch or know exactly what you want.
My Next Move
Research Using the My Next Move site sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor.
PSAT & SAT Preparation
Additional resources for PSAT and SAT preparation.
ACT Preparation
Additional ACT preparation resources.
Typical Entrance Exam Accommodations
PSAT/SAT/ACT accommodations for students with an IEP or 504
OLD: How To Register For Classes
Please review the information contained in the slide shows below BEFORE you begin your Mustang High School Class Registration process.
- Class Registration is accessible on your Parent Portal account.
Parent Portal Login Page - Class Registration cannot be completed using the PowerSchool app on your mobile device.
It must be completed in a browser window (chrome, firefox, safari, etc.). - Please reach out to Mustang High School with specific questions regarding Class Registration. Contact information is available on the Mustang High School website (see below).
- MPS Virtual/Blended Instruction Applications will be available on your Parent Portal account under Forms in the left navigation menu. Choose the form named "2026-2027 FALL Virtual Instruction Application for Mustang High School" or "2026-2027 FALL Blended Instruction Application for Mustang High School," complete the form and Submit.