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CPU Schools Hires Primary School Principal
The Center Point-Urbana (CPU) Community School District has named Dani Kremer as the district’s next primary school principal. Kremer currently serves as an instructional coach in CPU and holds several leadership positions within the district. She acts as a mentor for new teachers and is an active member of the Guiding Coalition and the MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Support) Leadership…
CPU Partners with Care Solace
CPU Schools are proud to announce a partnership with Care Solace, providing students, staff, and families with 24/7/365 access to mental health and social service care! This confidential and free service, offered by the district, helps connect individuals to care providers and resources. Learn more at https://caresolace.com/site/cpuschools or contact your school guidance counselor for information.
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CPU Superintendent Opening – Applications Close January 2nd Committed to ExcellenceThe Center Point-Urbana Community School District serves approximately 1,400 students in a 90-square mile area approximately 20 minutes north from downtown Cedar Rapids. Our district has retained all of the benefits of small-town life and offers an abundance…
High School Principal Search 2025-26
Dear Center Point-Urbana CSD Staff, Parents/Guardians, and Community Members: Our current High School Principal, Mr. Rob Libolt, will be leaving at the conclusion of this academic year. We thank him for all that he has done for CPU! As we embark on the process of selecting Mr. Libolt’s successor, the district is inviting input from stakeholders—faculty, parents/guardians,…
Our School History
Article: The School Building and Growth (Excerpt from the book, Celebrating 150 Years: Center Point, Iowa 1854-2004) The future of any community lies in its school system, and Center Point was no exception. Youngsters in the community began learning their “3 R’s” in 1856 in a log school built just northwest of town. Mr. Wilcox taught the first classes in…