Learning in action! Sixth grade math students are ordered pairs on a life size coordinate plane in Mrs. Robert's classroom. Eighth grade students are using the Kagan structure, Quiz, Quiz, Trade to learn vocabulary.
We recognize that our community is very interested in the Board’s discussion of Policy 2115 and want to provide you with an update regarding the status of this policy.
We appreciated the presentation in open session from our legal counsel during which she shared the state of the law applicable to this policy. The Board later met in closed session with its counsel to receive additional guidance and advice regarding the Board’s requested changes discussed during the October open session meeting. Our legal counsel will be providing a revised Board Policy 2115 that reflects the Board’s vote during the October meeting. This revised policy will be presented to the Board for formal approval at the Board’s regular December meeting.
We are excited to see our students the next three school days as we move into the holiday week. We hope that everyone has a safe and peaceful Thanksgiving.
Dr. Scott Davidson and the Crawford County R-2 Board of Education
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s (DESE’s) Office of Childhood launched Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library statewide in Missouri on November 8, 2023. Starting today, parents of Missouri children birth to age five will be able to register their eligible children on the Imagination Library national website. If there are delays on the website, please revisit the site at a later time as here is no deadline for parents to register online. Found at: https://tomato-clavichord-xlxm.squarespace.com/
5th grade October Students of the Month are Blaine Bouse and Emma Gann. Both Blaine and Emma exemplify the three R's of CMS. They are respectful to others and their teachers, participate in class, help others, and can be counted on to do the right thing. Congratulations!
Builders Club had a fabulous time at the Trunk or Treat Friday evening. Thank you to the parents for the snacks, food, and candy donations. Here are a few pics from the evening.
Middle School Students you may wear costumes on Tuesday, October 31, 2023. However, no face masks, blood, or gore. Thank you.
October 24, 2023:
The 6th Grade was sent by the Cuba Arts Council to watch the St. Louis Symphony perform at the Touhill Performing Arts Center (due to renovations being made at Powell Hall). We are very thankful the Cuba Arts Council continues to support the arts in schools and graciously purchases the tickets and a snack of red apples to eat on the way to the show.
We ended the trip with a stop in Eureka for lunch!
We had a fabulous trip and appreciate all involved to make this trip possible.
6th graders in action--
When you're so confident in dividing fractions that you request to teach someone else.
The students love the cooking segment of FACS class because they get to eat everything they make.
Cuba hosted their annual Cuba Lakes XC Meet yesterday and the following athletes earned a medal:
Karter Kaysinger placed 5th
Cooper Meadows placed 13th
Wyatt Littrell placed 14th
Ella Basham placed 3rd
Anslee Stubblefield placed 6th
Traelynn Cunningham placed 10th
The CMS XC Team raced in the MS XC Championships this past weekend and represented Cuba well! Karter Kaysinger- 21:19 Billy Thompson- 19:24 Preston Hulsey- 17:47 Wyatt Littrell 17:44 Ella Basham- 15:39 - 23rd Place; All- State Anslee Stubblefield- 15:40 - 26th Place
Today Boone decided to buy extra ice cream from the PBS cart.
He randomly handed them out to 5th and 6th grade students at lunch today.
We are so proud of the random act of kindness he demonstrated today.
WAY TO GO BOONE!
Congratulations to these students for earning the most AR points in their grade levels: Lillian Dickens (8), Julia Sousa-Somma (7), Vivien Cremer (6), and Addilynn Greenwalt (5).
These students were selected by staff to have their posters entered into a contest with the MO Dept of Transportation. Congratulations and good luck!
These four students were selected by staff to have their posters submitted to a contest by the American Cancer Society about the harmful effects of Radon Gas. Congrats and good luck!
Anslee was given a positive office referral today by Mrs. Haist for helping Mrs. Farris with a receipe so the students could cook while Mrs. Haist was out for a meeting.
Vivien Cremer scored 100% on her 5 Themes of Geography Test in her social studies class with Mrs. Jones! We are so proud of her!
The 8th-grade team would also like to congratulate Matthew for being a great example of what it means to be a helpful, kind Wildcat!
6th Grade September Students of the Month"
Ayden Mabe: Since the beginning of the year, Ayden has consistently shown that he possesses an abundance of character. His teachers have witnessed him show grace in the face of adversity, patience with those who do not catch on as quickly as he does, and persistence when he doesn't understand something right away. Ayden truly embodies the three R's.
Raven Finley: Raven is the definition of dependable and responsible. She shows up each day with a smile and is always on task. Her positive attitude toward school is contagious to those around her.
The 8th-grade team wants to congratulate Amelie on receiving the September Student of the Month! She is a great example of what it means to be a Wildcat!
