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School Finances

To learn more about school finances including information specific to the Center Point-Urban CSD, please see below: Documents and Reports Annual Financial Health Report 2022-23Annual Financial Health Report 2021-22 Dillon’s Rule Iowa school districts operate under Dillon’s Rule, named after Iowa Supreme Court Justice John F. Dillon.  Under Dillon’s Rule, schools and…

Superintendent Stakeholder Survey and Information

Dear CPU Families: With the departure of our current superintendent Matt Berninghaus at the end of the 2022-2023 school year, the CPU Board Of Directors would like your input on the desired personal and professional characteristics of our next superintendent. Please assist in the search by filling out a Stakeholder Survey by March 6.   Additionally,…

Activities Sign-up Form

Please provide your contact information below to receive our activities update from our Athletics Director. Subscription Signup Name(Required) First Last Email(Required) Enter Email Confirm Email Which…

Facilities Information & Usage Form

Welcome to the CPU CSD Facilities Department! The Center Point-Urbana CSD maintains four school buildings, in addition to a number of departmental and outlying classroom buildings.  The district is currently undergoing a Master Facilities Plan as part of improving all programs and services for our students, families, and stakeholders. If you wish to use and subsequently reserve any Center…

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Free Summer Meals Available for children 18 and Under

Feeding Lunches to Youth (FLY) serves sack lunches Monday through Friday beginning May 31 – August 22. Lunches are prepared and delivered each day by volunteers from the community.  The purpose is to provide a lunch for students in need throughout the summer months. Lunches are available Monday through Friday from noon until 12:30pm during June, July, and August…

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Communications

District, Building, & Department Communications The goal of all district staff is to both timely and effectively communicate with our stakeholders.   The structure of our communications is two-fold:  District and Building/Department level. District-level includes information for all stakeholders including school delays, closures, and crises. Building-level or Department-level includes information to families as related to each building and its services.

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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.

CPU PTO

MISSION STATEMENT Our mission at Center Point- Urbana’s Primary and Intermediate PTO is to unite families, school, and our community in order to enhance learning and provide engaging opportunities for families and students. Play. Grow. Succeed. CPU The PTO is dedicated to ensuring we enhance the learning experience of our students by focusing on…

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