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About Primary

Welcome to CPU Primary! Dani Kremer is the Principal at CPU Primary. She, along with over 40 staff members, is committed to student learning each school day.  They work hard to ensure every student makes growth in their learning during the school year.   CPU Primary was built in 1999. The school building is also a source of pride for the…

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We Are Hiring!

Help make an impact! Positions available for paraeducators, play directors and much more! Click to see Current Openings!…

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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, and community members—regarding…

Counselors

Counselors of Center Point-Urbana CSD Jill Jirak, Preschool & Primary Counselorjjirak@cpuschools.org (319) 849-1102 ext 9-5606 Jill Fair, Intermediate Counselorjfair@cpuschools.org (319) 849-1102 ext 9-4107 Cory Graven, Middle School Counselorcgraven@cpuschools.org (319) 849-1102 ext 9-3130 Carmen Stenger, High School Counselorcstenger@cpuschools.org (319) 849-1102 ext 9-1002 Ryan Topliff, High School Counselorrtopliff@cpuschools.org (319) 849-1102 ext 9-1214 CPU K-12 Counseling Mission Statement…

Diet Modification Request Form

Student Resources

On this page students will find some frequently used resources used throughout high school. CPU Extracurricular & Club Activities…

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Silver Cord Form

Salary Schedules

Below are the district negotiated agreements and salary schedules: 2024-25Schedule ASchedule A with TSSSchedule B…

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…