Dr. Myra Siebert, Assistant Superintendent of Crawford County R-II School District, has been recognized by the Missouri Association of School Administrators (MASA) as the 2025-2026 Assistant Superintendent for the South Central Region. This honor is awarded to a central office leader who exemplifies excellence in educational leadership and a commitment to student success. Nominated and selected by her professional peers, Dr. Siebert’s recognition reflects her dedication to continuous improvement, strong leadership, and unwavering support of students, staff, and the Cuba Wildcat community.
The CHS Concert Band will be hosting their POPS concert tomorrow night at 7pm. If you can't make it to school, the concert will be livestreamed on the Cuba High School HUDL channel. Use the link below to view the concert.
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cuba/organization/13415/cuba-high-school/watch?ib=3843164
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/cuba/organization/13415/cuba-high-school/watch?ib=3843164
CHS had a great time with the “Pie a Teacher” fundraiser. A huge thank you to our teachers for being such great sports. Because of their willingness to take one for the team, we were able to raise money that will go toward our NHS induction ceremony next month. Thank you for helping make this such a fun and successful event. -CHS National Honor Society
These students received positive office referrals from their teachers. They are "stars"at being responsible, reliable, and respectful.
Board Recognition tonight for Officer Ziegler's impact at the middle school and for Cheri Schuette's 21 years of service on the board. Thank you both!
Alyssa and Derek were selected by their teachers as 5th grade students of the month for February. Alyssa and Derek follow the 3 R’s and are kind to their classmates and teachers.
We are hiring Paraprofessionals.
March is School Board Appreciation Month, and CHS would like to take a moment to recognize and thank our dedicated school board members.
Your contributions, leadership, and commitment to the students, staff, and community of Cuba Schools do not go unnoticed. We are grateful for the time, energy, and care you invest in making our schools a better place for everyone.
Thank you for your service and for supporting the success of our faculty and students each and every day!
https://youtube.com/shorts/HmQtgi72jsQ
Your contributions, leadership, and commitment to the students, staff, and community of Cuba Schools do not go unnoticed. We are grateful for the time, energy, and care you invest in making our schools a better place for everyone.
Thank you for your service and for supporting the success of our faculty and students each and every day!
https://youtube.com/shorts/HmQtgi72jsQ
Cuba High School Weekly Activities 3/16-3/21.
6th Grade February Students of the Month:
Londyn is a very respectful and responsible student. She comes to class prepared to work and consistently turns in her assignments on time. She gets along well with both her teachers and her peers, and she contributes positively to the classroom environment.
Mason models responsibility through his diligent work in class. He is respectful and polite and follows classroom rules. When given the opportunity, he works well with peers and in groups. Mason also has a great sense of humor and shows up to class daily with a smile.
Today in Mrs. Jones 7th hour class-we celebrated the class party that was bought with WILDCAT BUCKS!
We ate snacks kindly donated, ran , played and soaked up some sun!
Fun was had by all!
We ate snacks kindly donated, ran , played and soaked up some sun!
Fun was had by all!
Marie Shoemaker Honored as MoASSP/Walsworth Publishing Company Consummate Professional from the South Central Region
The Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals (MoASSP), in proud partnership with Walsworth Publishing Company recently named their eight regional Consummate Professionals. Marie Shoemaker, Cuba MS was named the 2026 MoASSP/Walsworth South Central Region Consummate Professional. This award is an honor for receiving administrators as it is selected by their peers and is a validation of their commitment and dedication to the principalship and MoASSP. Dr. Robert C. Howe, MoASSP Executive Director from 1987-1995, coined the phrase, "The Consummate Professional" many years ago. Dr, Howe wrote that, "I believe the principalship to be the most demanding, most exciting and most rewarding job in school administration. And I say, secondary school principals are without question, unequivocally - the consummate professionals." Additionally, recipients are selected for their contributions to the school and the community; leadership in improving student achievement; leadership to the principalship and MoASSP; maintaining a school climate that is positive and reflects high staff and student moral; and is respected by students, colleagues, parents and the community at large. MoASSP will officially honor Marie Shoemaker, along with seven other regional recipients, during the Awards Luncheon at the Spring Conference at the Lodge of the Four Seasons, Sunday evening, March 22, 2026. Representatives of Walsworth Publishing Company will be on-hand to present the awards. Walsworth also provides a $500 scholarship that Marie Shoemaker will present to a graduating senior in the Cuba MS Class of 2026. This scholarship has not restrictions on student selection. Executive Director of MoASSP, Chris Hoehne, said of all principal and student recipients, “MoASSP is proud to partner with Walsworth Publishing Company to honor these outstanding Missouri principals and their students for the meaningful service they provide to their schools and communities. Their leadership, dedication, and commitment to students help shape school cultures where young people can thrive both academically and personally.” Chris went on to add, “At the heart of this recognition is the mission of MoASSP: to strengthen secondary education through positive leadership and the continuous improvement of student performance. By celebrating educators and students who exemplify service, leadership, and excellence, we reaffirm our shared commitment to building strong schools and brighter futures for Missouri’s students.”
The Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals (MoASSP), in proud partnership with Walsworth Publishing Company recently named their eight regional Consummate Professionals. Marie Shoemaker, Cuba MS was named the 2026 MoASSP/Walsworth South Central Region Consummate Professional. This award is an honor for receiving administrators as it is selected by their peers and is a validation of their commitment and dedication to the principalship and MoASSP. Dr. Robert C. Howe, MoASSP Executive Director from 1987-1995, coined the phrase, "The Consummate Professional" many years ago. Dr, Howe wrote that, "I believe the principalship to be the most demanding, most exciting and most rewarding job in school administration. And I say, secondary school principals are without question, unequivocally - the consummate professionals." Additionally, recipients are selected for their contributions to the school and the community; leadership in improving student achievement; leadership to the principalship and MoASSP; maintaining a school climate that is positive and reflects high staff and student moral; and is respected by students, colleagues, parents and the community at large. MoASSP will officially honor Marie Shoemaker, along with seven other regional recipients, during the Awards Luncheon at the Spring Conference at the Lodge of the Four Seasons, Sunday evening, March 22, 2026. Representatives of Walsworth Publishing Company will be on-hand to present the awards. Walsworth also provides a $500 scholarship that Marie Shoemaker will present to a graduating senior in the Cuba MS Class of 2026. This scholarship has not restrictions on student selection. Executive Director of MoASSP, Chris Hoehne, said of all principal and student recipients, “MoASSP is proud to partner with Walsworth Publishing Company to honor these outstanding Missouri principals and their students for the meaningful service they provide to their schools and communities. Their leadership, dedication, and commitment to students help shape school cultures where young people can thrive both academically and personally.” Chris went on to add, “At the heart of this recognition is the mission of MoASSP: to strengthen secondary education through positive leadership and the continuous improvement of student performance. By celebrating educators and students who exemplify service, leadership, and excellence, we reaffirm our shared commitment to building strong schools and brighter futures for Missouri’s students.”
A scheduling issue has arisen with the Meramec Theater in Steelville. The GVC Band Performance will now be held this Monday March 16th at Cuba High School. The performance will take place in the high school gym.
We are proud to share that our very own Cuba Elementary Principal, Tess Green, has been named the South Central Exemplary New Principal of the Year!
Since joining Cuba Elementary, Mrs. Green has made an incredible impact on our students, staff, and families. Her leadership, dedication, and passion for education have helped create a positive environment where our Wildcats can learn, grow, and succeed every day.
This recognition reflects the hard work she puts into supporting our school community and inspiring those around her. We are so grateful to have her leading the way at Cuba Elementary!
Since joining Cuba Elementary, Mrs. Green has made an incredible impact on our students, staff, and families. Her leadership, dedication, and passion for education have helped create a positive environment where our Wildcats can learn, grow, and succeed every day.
This recognition reflects the hard work she puts into supporting our school community and inspiring those around her. We are so grateful to have her leading the way at Cuba Elementary!
Service Day Images Continued
Cats doing work!! This past Tuesday March 10th CHS held their annual Service Day. Students participated in a variety of service and educational events. Students spent time cleaning up local parks, reading to local pre-school students, visiting local residences in the retirement communities, learning about traffic stop etiquette, how to check their oil and change a tire among other things.
The Class 1, District 2 speech tournament was held at Clayton High School on Saturday March 7th. Finishing among the top four in their district events and qualifying for the state championships at Missouri State University in April were: Atlas Conway, second place in Prose Reading; Atlas Conway, fourth place in Poetry Reading; and Atlas Conway & Makenlei Shafferkoetter, third place in Duet Acting. Tinsley Jawad received a medal for finishing sixth place in Humorous Interpretation at the district competition.
Congrats to Eva and Ivy for medaling at the Salem Scholar Bowl Tournament on Saturday March 7! Both were in the top 10 players in their division.
On February 28th Milo Proffer took fifth place in Prose Reading at the Rolla HS speech meet. Congratulations Milo!
Weekly Activities 3/9-3/14
