Before coming into the role of dean of students, Lindsey McGee worked as a teacher leader in East Aurora School District 131 for six years.
In the role, Greg Probst will examine the district's financial reporting and present his review to the Board of Education once a quarter.
Area students from Aurora are doing amazing things at colleges and universities across the United States.
The upcoming events are meant to be fun, educational and empowering, officials said. Here's a look at what's planned.
The scholarships range from $4,000-$10,000 and are available to full-time transfer students pursuing their first undergraduate degree.
The 30,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art Resilience Education Center will be located at the district's former administrative center.
Work has officially begun on East Aurora School District 131's latest social and academic hub, located at 417 Fifth St.
Parents in Aurora can mark the first day of school coming later this summer.
The appointments fill the roles of assistant principals at Washington Middle and Greenman Elementary and director of technology support.
District 131 students were awarded eight gold, five silver, two bronze medals and a sixth-place certificate at the competition.
David Heater will work as West Aurora School District's outplacement and parochial coordinator starting in the 2022-23 school year.
East Aurora School District 131 is offering free summer meals including breakfast and lunch for students 18 years and under.
Bernie's Book Bank delivered eight books in individually packed bags for each student, district officials said.
For the first time in four years, six East Aurora seniors have been named scholars by the renowned scholarship program.
One student from Oswego East High and one student from Metea Valley were chosen from among 15,000 finalists for National Merit scholarships.
The digital photography student is one of the top 10 selected from about 130 high school submissions throughout the Chicago suburbs.
Tomcat College & Career Center regularly hosts events meant to inspire students to take the next step to reach their full potential.
High school students from Illinois, including from Aurora, are among the 2022 National Merit Scholarship winners.
U.S. News and World Report released its rankings of public high schools, and Metea Valley places 26th among evaluated Illinois schools.
Superintendent of Education Carmen Ayala stopped at two elementary schools to visit students and teachers in the dual-language classroom.
Karen Christensen, named Aurora’s first Poet Laureate by Mayor Irvin in 2019, visited eighth-grade students at Fred Rodgers Magnet Academy.
The Wake Up Call presentation provides information on current drug trends and red flags to spot in a teen's bedroom, among other things.
Senior Lorena Alvarez placed fourth overall in the state-based DECA competition in marketing communications.
The student, 16, is among 300 scholars selected from more than 1,800 applications from across the U.S. and other countries.
Alex Mota, a senior at East Aurora High School, advanced to the State competition for powerlifting in the 2022 Special Olympics.
The 10 students have the highest grade-point average in their graduating class and are involved in many extracurricular activities.
Aurora Central Catholic High School will host its 26th annual hybrid fundraiser — a guilt-free shopping experience, organizers said.
While he currently serves as a dean at Larkin High School in Elgin, David Aguilar previously taught history at East Aurora High School.
A senior and football player at Marmion Academy, Anthony Kuceba is the Chicago Bears' fourth award winner of the season.
Old Hollywood came back to life on Saturday for District 131's Military Ball.
Streams of blue and yellow adorn trees throughout campus, while the Ukrainian flag flies alongside the American flag on a campus flagpole.
Aurora University is one of four institutions to receive the Illinois State Board of Education 2022 IWAS Teacher Residency Grant.