Reminder:

Happy Paraprofessional Day to our amazing paras at Cuba Elementary!
We appreciate all the support, care, and encouragement you give our students and teachers every day. You help make our school a great place to learn and grow.
Thank you for everything you do. We are grateful for you.
We appreciate all the support, care, and encouragement you give our students and teachers every day. You help make our school a great place to learn and grow.
Thank you for everything you do. We are grateful for you.

MSHSAA is always in need of more officials and umpires. If you are interested in becoming a basketball official this clinic will be held in Rolla. Use this link to register: https://forms.gle/CKCpTp3NqqXjqT416

Today's Freshman Baseball game at Rolla has been postponed. This Freshman double header has been rescheduled for Tuesday April 28th in Rolla with a 4:30 start time.

Cuba baseball takes down Kingston

Reminder:

CMS is looking for an 8th Grade ELA teacher for the 2026-27 school year. Come join our team! We are awesome!

Join us for Summer School at Cuba Elementary! 😎
📋 Forms are available in the elementary office or we can send home an extra copy with your child!
https://youtube.com/shorts/1-e_X2BDlKs

Weekly Activities 3/30-4/4

A little kindness can change everything! Thank you Mrs. Vincent’s third grade class for a great pick-me-up. Your students kindness brightened our day!
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Baseball is downed by Potosi tonight.

Third grade classes challenged each other in the 🏀 March Madness 🏀Reading Race. They raced to see who could pass the most AR tests in the month of March!
-Together as a grade level they passed 875 test! 📚
-Mrs Vincent’s class won a pizza party. They passed 298 tests. 🍕
-Anah came in with the highest passing 57! 🏆



Come Take A Tour!

Upcoming Event!

3rd Quarter Pawsitive Pal Reward-Dance Party
We danced our way right into Spring Break! Our 3rd Quarter Dance Party was full of fun, music, bright lights, and lots of amazing moves on the dance floor.
Have a fantastic Spring Break!!!
We danced our way right into Spring Break! Our 3rd Quarter Dance Party was full of fun, music, bright lights, and lots of amazing moves on the dance floor.
Have a fantastic Spring Break!!!

Cuba baseball drops a close one to Richland from Paul Bryan Field.

CHS Weekly Activities 3/23-3/28.

Cuba baseball kicked off their season today in playing two games in Salem today. The Wildcats came up just short vs Waynesville and then defeated Salem in 5 innings.

The Cuba Ladycats A team ended their season with a 4th place finish in the St. James tournament today. The girls had a great season overall. They were really fun to watch!

6th Grade March Students of the Month
Abi Palmer:
Abi comes to class with a positive attitude every day. She works hard and is always willing to help other students, showing patience and respect for all of her peers. In class discussions, she contributes meaningful and substantial input that also shows thoughtfulness and curiosity. She is responsible for her work and completes all of it to the best of her ability, asking questions for clarification in order to ensure her work is of great quality.
Dom Wild:
Dominic shows respect for adults by having impeccable manners and following directions without reminders. He is responsible for his work and asks questions in class. He has a great sense of humor and brings a lightness to class that puts those around him at ease. Dominic is always willing to help out and takes on extra classroom chores in order to ensure our room is ready for learning each morning.
Abi Palmer:
Abi comes to class with a positive attitude every day. She works hard and is always willing to help other students, showing patience and respect for all of her peers. In class discussions, she contributes meaningful and substantial input that also shows thoughtfulness and curiosity. She is responsible for her work and completes all of it to the best of her ability, asking questions for clarification in order to ensure her work is of great quality.
Dom Wild:
Dominic shows respect for adults by having impeccable manners and following directions without reminders. He is responsible for his work and asks questions in class. He has a great sense of humor and brings a lightness to class that puts those around him at ease. Dominic is always willing to help out and takes on extra classroom chores in order to ensure our room is ready for learning each morning.

