He brings nearly three decades of experience in education, science, mathematics, engineering education, and innovation to the role.
Although it's mid-March, this week's weather will start off wintry before temperatures rise by the end of the week.
D131 is celebrating the students and leaders supporting the mission of Special Olympics as the district prepares for spring competitions.
Noralyn Pickens joins Aurora University from Texas Woman's University.
The new assistant principal joins District 129 from Waubonsie Valley High School, where she works as dean of students.
The school provides specialized academic programming designed to challenge and inspire learners in a rigorous, supportive environment.
One will work in world languages and biliteracy, and the other will be in special education, focusing on specialized programs and services.
By bringing comfort dogs to East Aurora schools, administrators aim to support students' emotional well-being and reduce stress and anxiety.
The program identifies outstanding students based on a combination of academic achievements, standardized test performance and class rank.
A total of 1,170 students from 14 elementary and middle schools participated in the fall edition of the Great Reading Tournament.
The three-course certificate examines AI’s societal impact from multiple perspectives.
Thirty-seven students from East Aurora High School were recognized as Illinois State Scholars for the 2026–2027 academic year.
The students built connections and learned about the similarities and differences between their schools, communities and cultures.
Aurora University's Schingoethe Center will bring to life "Mapping Territories/Trazando Territorios: The Art of Exile in Pilsen."
High school thespians will stage Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" for its winter play.
The Schingoethe Center is showcasing "Eye to Eye," an interdisciplinary exhibition featuring works from artists around the world.
The electric buses now make up one-third of District 129's fleet, according to a report.
Fewer than 100 students nationwide were chosen for the highly selective pre-college Jack Kent Cooke Young Scholars Program.
Louis May Alcott's classic novel, following the four March sisters, will be performed as the school's fall play.
The Class of 2026 student is pursuing three majors and three minors while on a pre-med track at Aurora University.
In an effort to help address the growing demand for professionals who are qualified to diagnose and treat hearing, speech, and language ...
The middle school educator was honored for her exceptional use of Newsela to enhance literacy instruction and support student engagement.
October is National Principals Month, and D131 is proud to honor the 21 principals who serve our schools with leadership and dedication.
The president was honored for her dedication to advancing education and expanding access for students of all backgrounds.
A teacher at Rollins Elementary School was recognized for going above and beyond for her students.
The East Aurora Tomcats played their inaugural girls flag football game against Elgin High School.
The center aims to provide financial resources to students and staff through informational seminars and educational opportunities.
When Taina Torres, of the Class of 2023, was crowned Miss Puerto Rico of Aurora, she saw it not just as a title, but as a platform.
Every student is eligible for free breakfast and lunch this school year. No fees or applications are required.
U.S. News & World Report has released its latest rankings on the best high schools in the country, and this Aurora school made the list.
Aurora University's Algebra Recitation Program has been named a finalist for the 2025 Examples of Excelencia.
Less than one quarter of 1 percent of test takers nationwide score a 36 on the ACT, District 129 officials said.
At Nancy Young Elementary, Mrs. McDonald supports students and staff with creative incentives and a helping hand wherever needed.
The new assistant principal joins West Aurora School District 129 from Oswego's school district where he worked as a fifth-grade teacher.
The District 131 parent served on an ISBE committee and provided input on how to improve the annual statewide summit.
The dean of students at Washington Middle School made the switch to McCleery Elementary School, where she'll serve as assistant principal.
Preschool and elementary school students had their artwork displayed in the board room located at the District 131 Administrative Center.
The administrator most recently served as department chair and behavioral health team lead at an academy in Chicago Public Schools.
Area students from Aurora are doing amazing things at colleges and universities across the United States.
Matthew Thorpe has served as a multilingual English teacher at West Aurora High School for two years.