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Superintendent’s Greeting and Update – July 2023
Dear CPU Families, Staff, and Community Members: Please click on the attached Superintendent’s Update which is one form of communication I will utilize every 4-5 weeks. These updates and other information is also available on the website using the following pathway: About CPU > Superintendent’s Page Thank you for your support and Go Stormin’ Pointers! Regards,…
Mental Health Resources for Parents and Staff
Students’ unmet mental health needs can be a significant obstacle to student academic, career and social/emotional development and even compromise school safety. Schools are often one of the first places where mental health crises and needs of students are recognized and initially addressed. Below is a list of mental health services available throughout the metro area. This is not a…
Notice To Bidders
The Center Point-Urbana Community School District is now accepting bids for the following project(s): Greenhouse Utilities Connection Posted: Friday, May 2, 2025 Bids are due at the District Office, 145 Iowa Street, Center Point, IA, 52213 by 3:00 pm on Friday, May 23, 2025. Bids will be opened and reviewed at 3:05 pm on Friday, May 23, 2025. The…
Website History
The Center Point-Urbana Community School District has spent considerable time and effort to revamp and launch this website. While from 2019-2021 plans and designs took place, it wasn’t until November of 2021 that the vision to create a modern and responsive website became actionable reality thanks to a handful of district leaders. In November of 2021, Assistant Superintendent John W. Elkin…
Positive Behavior Supports (PBIS)
PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention Supports) is a comprehensive, school-wide approach to creating a consistent, predictable, safe, and positive school environment. The approach also offers a consistent plan to address behavior challenges. The Center Point–Urbana School District is a PK-12 active participant in this approach. CPU has implemented the PBIS Approach since 2012. The basic premise for the PBIS approach is…