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Academic Planning
Course Planning Learn about courses offered at CPU High School and registration guidelines with the 2025-2026 Course Manual. Do you have a career area in mind and are wondering what classes to take? Check out our Career Cluster Pathways. Junior and senior students usually have room in their schedule to take a career academy set…
Immunizations
The State of Iowa requires that all children be immunized before they may attend school. VACCINATION REQUIREMENTS FOR INCOMING 7th GRADE and 12th GRADE 7th grade students need to have proof of a Tdap booster and Meningococcal (A,C,W,Y) before the 1st day of school. Please turn them into the middle school office. 12th grade students need to have proof of…
Registration
Welcome to CPU Nation! Online Registration (OLR) for the 2025-2026 School Year will began on… Friday, August 1. The district uses Infinite Campus as its Student Information System (SIS) to facilitate Online Registration (OLR). For more information as well as “How To…” guides about our SIS, please visit our Infinite Campus Resource Center.
Annual Notices including Title IX
State and Federal regulations, as well as some district policies, require the district to annually post certain notifications to the public. These notices include, but are not limited to Equal Opportunity Employment, Nutrition, Open Enrollment, and Student Records. Please navigate using the below links that will take you to the respective Board Policies or related documents for these annual notices.
Notice To Bidders – Primary School Playground
Notice to Bidders/RFP/RFQ In accordance with the passing of SF 2170 by the Iowa Legislature, the Notice to Bidders process in Iowa Code 26.3 for informing the bidding community of the district’s intent to solicit competitive bids for a public improvement project will be posted here. Requests for Proposals (RFP) or Requests for Quotes (RFQ) A request for proposal (RFP) or request for…
Academic Calendar
Calendars CPU’s academic calendar is annually established and approved by the school board. Development of the calendar is conducted by the board and the administrative team, along with input from members of the public through public hearings on the calendar. Per state law, the school year must begin later than August 23rd, and include a minimum of 1,080 hours of…
