During its meeting on March 18, members of the Cuba School Board heard an update on widening the road leading to the high school parking lot and learned teachers and staff members were set to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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Council agrees to raise police salaries
The Cuba Board of Aldermen met on March 16 and voted to raise the starting salary for city police officers to $40,000 a year.
Board accepts superintendent’s resignation
The Cuba School Board is officially looking for a new superintendent for the district after accepting Jon Earnhart’s resignation last week. Earnhart has accepted a new position in Festus, Mo.
New Cuba Summer School plan announced
The Cuba School District is completely changing its summer school curriculum this year. Classes, which are free to all, will be held May 26 through June 29 with classes being held from 8 a.m. to 2:50 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding Memorial Day.
City discusses meter reading system access
During a special meeting held March 9, the Cuba City Council discussed expanding access to the city’s automatic utility billing system, but took no immediate action. Aldermen also learned that the city’s current electric supervisor will be leaving at the end of April.