Summary:
ZIP code 73099 has two high schools—Mustang High School and Yukon High School—and both serve grades 9–12. Their 2025–2026 results show strengths in different subjects: both are above the state in English Language Arts and U.S. History, while the two-school average is also above the state in science. The clearest shared academic concern is mathematics: proficiency is 22% at Mustang and 20% at Yukon, compared with 25% statewide.
Mustang leads the current proficiency results in all four subjects, with its widest advantage in science: 41% proficient versus 25% at Yukon, a 16-point gap. The schools are much closer in math, where Mustang leads by 2 points; its leads are 8 points in English Language Arts and 7 in U.S. History. Yukon stands out on other outcomes: its 2024–2025 graduation rate was 95%, compared with 85% at Mustang, and its 2025–2026 chronic absenteeism rate was 12%, versus 17% at Mustang.
Results changed unevenly over time. Mustang’s simple four-subject average rose from 32% in 2024–2025 to 41% in 2025–2026, driven by gains of 24 points in science and 23 in U.S. History, despite declines in math and English Language Arts. Yukon’s average increased from 31% to 33%, with gains in three subjects and no change in English Language Arts. SchoolDigger rates Mustang five stars and Yukon four; its latest rankings are 41st and 111th out of 462, respectively. Student-teacher ratios are similar—21 at Mustang and 20.9 at Yukon. Both report free/reduced lunch eligible for 2024–2025: 41% at Mustang and 53% at Yukon, a 12-point difference. These figures are descriptive; the two-school averages are not enrollment-weighted.
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