The voters of the Center Point-Urbana Community School District (CPU) have
approved the $20.615 million general obligation bond referendum with approximately 63.4% of the vote, marking a significant milestone for the district’s continued growth and development!

The bond will fund a comprehensive, multi-phase improvement plan aimed at enhancing
educational facilities and resources across all CPU schools. This investment will address the
evolving needs of students and staff, ensuring the district remains a strong foundation for future generations.

Superintendent John W. Elkin expressed his gratitude for the community’s support:

“On behalf of the Center Point-Urbana Community School District, I am thrilled to announce that our community has approved the $20.615 million general obligation bond referendum. I want to extend a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to the voters of CPU. You recognized the importance of making these improvements and investing in the future of our students and community. Our district has a longstanding tradition of supporting our students and schools, and we are deeply grateful for this ongoing commitment.

With this decision, we can move forward on a comprehensive, multi-phase improvement plan that will address needs across all our schools and create valuable new resources for our students. As we embark on this journey, we will keep you updated on our progress and the positive impacts these improvements will bring.

Thank you to everyone whose hard work helped make this bond issue a success. I’m proud to be a member of both the Stormin’ Pointers and this remarkable community.”

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