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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!…

2022-23 Academic Calendar

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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…

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Mr. John W. ElkinSuperintendentPhone: (319) 849-1102Email | WebpageMr. Doug KoerperichExecutive Director ofHuman Resources & OperationsPhone: (319) 849-1102 | Ext. 6016EmailMs. Melissa HockingDirector of School Improvement& Special ServicesPhone: (319) 849-1102 | Ext. 4304EmailMs. Julie KlawiterSchool Business Manager& Board SecretaryPhone: (319) 849-1102 | Ext. 6013EmailMs. Jenny KeeneyDistrict RegistrarPhone: (319) 849-1102 | Ext. 6011…

Student Resources

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

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Supply List

SUGGESTED PRESCHOOL DONATIONS PreSchool-3 yr. Olds 1 container Play-Doh 1 box Crayola crayons 24 ct. 2 boxes wide washable markers 8 ct. 1 watercolor paint (8-color Crayola) 2-2 pocket plastic folders6 purple washable glue sticks .21 oz.1 ream white copy paper 1 plastic pencil box backpack (large)  PreSchool-4 yr. olds 1 box Crayola crayons 24 ct. 1 box Crayola Washable Watercolors 8ct. 12 Elmer’s glue sticks2 bottles…

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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…

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