Hello, please let me introduce myself.  I am Neil Womack, Principal at Mustang Centennial Elementary.  I hold an Associates Degree in Business, Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education and a Masters of Administration Degree. I also hold Oklahoma Credentials as an Elementary Principal, as well as, Public School Superintendent.  Prior to beginning service at Mustang Centennial Elementary, I served as a science teacher at Mustang North Middle School, Assistant Principal at Mustang Valley and Mustang Trails Elementary Schools, Principal at Western Oaks Elementary School in the Putnam City School District and Principal at Mustang Elementary School.

I never introduce myself without including some of the most important people in my life, my wife of 34 years, Jolanda, two sons, Brad and Andy and my eight grandchildren.    I consider it an honor that the patrons of  Mustang Public Schools have entrusted me with the responsibility of educating their children.  It’s not a responsibility to be taken lightly. We know that there are no perfect institutions.  However, there is nothing that cannot be accomplished when everyone works together.  Remember, the happiest people don't necessarily have the best of everything. They  just make the best of everything.   I encourage you to visit our school and experience the excitement!

Ginger Pebworth

Hello. My name is Ginger Pebworth and I am excited to be the Assistant Principal at Mustang Centennial Elementary.  I have two beautiful children.  Callie is 10 and Elam is 6.  My children and I live in Yukon, attend Life Church in OKC and enjoy spending time with extended family and friends.
My family moved to Mustang when I was 7  years old and I attended Mustang Schools until I graduated   from MHS in 1981.  I then attended OSU (GO POKES) where I received a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education.  I began my career in the Mustang School District teaching 3rd grade at Lakehoma Elementary, which I continued for 10 years.  During that time I attended UCO where I obtained my Masters  Degree as a Reading Specialist.  I put that to good use in the regular classroom until 1995 and then I moved to Mustang Valley Elementary to accept the position as Reading Specialist.  I thoroughly enjoyed each and every year in the classrooms at both of these sites.  In 2000, God opened another door as Assistant Principal at Mustang Elementary for 6 years. I loved that job also!  I was then thrilled to go back to Valley as the Assistant Principal,  even if only for one year.

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