Crawford County R-II Schools

At Cuba Elementary students have an opportunity to earn tickets throughout the building for Pawsitive Pal behavior. These tickets can be passed out by all elementary staff to any student. At the end of each month building admin draw 5 tickets from each grade level bucket. Prizes are often purchased through donations and small fundraisers like our recent $1 hat day. Here are a few of our September winners! Cuba Elementary is excited to partner with local businesses to praise our little ones for excellent behavior. A big thank you to 🦉Wise Little Owls Preschool🦉 for their generous donation to help with students prizes for the month September. They were our very first local business. If you would like to support our Pawsitive Pals, please reach out to our office for further details!

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JV & V Volleyball sweeps Viburnum in straight sets on Senior Night.

Ladycats softball gets it done tonight defeating Maplewood Richmond-Heights!

Make plans to attend the RTI/C Showcase next Tuesday to view all the programs they have to offer!!

CES Homecoming Spirit Week!

CES first Hat Day of the year was a hit! Thank you to our participants for bringing in $1 and helping us raise money for student incentives! We enjoy spoiling our students for Pawsitive Pal behavior! 🐾

CES first Hat Day of the year was a hit! Thank you to our participants for bringing in $1 and helping us raise money for student incentives! We enjoy spoiling our students for Pawsitive Pal behavior! 🐾

Weekly Activities 10/6 - 10/11

It's HOMECOMING WEEK!!! These are the high school dress up days for this week.

Did you know ice cream was around during the Revolutionary War?

Mrs. June Miller and her students got a taste of history today… with Parmesan ice cream! (Yes, you read that right—they gave it a try!)

Back in the 1700s, popular ice cream flavors included fruits like strawberry, raspberry, and apricot, plus classics like vanilla, chocolate, and coffee. But some flavors were a little unusual—like Parmesan, pistachio, rose, violet, and even oyster.

History never tasted so interesting!

5th grade Students of the Month for September are Skye Stout and Clayton Mincemeyer. Skye and Clayton have adjusted well to the middle school life. Skye and Clayton try their hardest every day and follow the 3 R's. They are respectful, responsible, and reliable students.

Happy National Custodian Day to our CES Custodians

Today, we give a big shout-out to the amazing custodians who keep our school sparkling clean, safe, and running smoothly every single day! From early mornings to late evenings, they go above and beyond to take care of our students, staff, and building. Our custodians are true everyday heroes, and we are so grateful for everything they do.! (Mr. Kevin is not pictured but we appreciate him!)

National Custodian Appreciation Day! Thank you to the dedicated custodians who maintain cleanliness and safety in our schools! Pictured is Mike Tanner, Director of Custodial Services.

Norah received a positive office referral. She is a "star" at being responsible.

Blane received a positive office referral. He is a "star"at being respectful.

Boone, Sammie, and Cole all received a positive office referral. They are "stars" at being reliable.

Wildcat medalists from today's home meet at Hood Park. Great job tonight by both the middle school and high school teams. HUGE SHOUT OUT to the band for showing up to play pep music during the races!!!

Freshmen volleyball travels to Owensville for a tri-match and sweeps Pacific and Owensville.

Dear CCR2 Families,

We’re excited to share the Fall 2025 edition of the Crawford County R-2 School District Wellness Newsletter! This newsletter is published twice a year and is part of our district’s commitment to promoting the health and well-being of all students, families, and staff.

This edition ​focuses on healthy hygiene, hydration, nutrition, physical activity, and managing seasonal allergies. You’ll also find helpful tips for reinforcing healthy habits at home and a simple, nutritious recipe your family can try together.

If you have any questions or feedback, please don’t hesitate to contact Kelley Brown, Wellness Committee Leader, at kbrown@ccr2.org.

Thank you for partnering with us to support the health and success of every Wildcat!

Warmly,
​Kelley Brown
​District Wellness Coordinator
Crawford County R-2 School District