Registration for the 2024-2025 school year is now available to students. Whether you're new, returning, or enrolling a kindergartener, please visit www.d131.org/register to complete the registration process.La inscripción de estudiantes ya está abierta para el año escolar 2024-2025. Visite www.d131.org/register para registrar estudiantes nuevos, que regresan y de Kínder.
East Aurora School District 131 has a new mission, vision, and five-year strategic plan. East Aurora School District 131 tiene una nueva misión, visión y un plan estratégico de cinco años.
Registration for the 2024-2025 school year is now available to students. Whether you're new, returning, or enrolling a kindergartener, please visit www.d131.org/register to complete the registration process.La inscripción de estudiantes ya está abierta para el año escolar 2024-2025. Visite www.d131.org/register para registrar estudiantes nuevos, que regresan y de Kínder.
Registration for the 2024-2025 school year is now available to students. Whether you're new, returning, or enrolling a kindergartener, please visit www.d131.org/register to complete the registration process.La inscripción de estudiantes ya está abierta para el año escolar 2024-2025. Visite www.d131.org/register para registrar estudiantes nuevos, que regresan y de Kínder.
Our Board of Education meetings take place the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Please join us!Nuestras reuniones de la Junta de Educación se llevan a cabo el primer y tercer lunes de cada mes, a las 7:00 p.m. Por favor únase a nosotros!
Our Board of Education meetings take place the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Please join us!Nuestras reuniones de la Junta de Educación se llevan a cabo el primer y tercer lunes de cada mes, a las 7:00 p.m. Por favor únase a nosotros!
East Aurora School District 131 has a new mission, vision, and five-year strategic plan. East Aurora School District 131 tiene una nueva misión, visión y un plan estratégico de cinco años.
Our Board of Education meetings take place the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Please join us!Nuestras reuniones de la Junta de Educación se llevan a cabo el primer y tercer lunes de cada mes, a las 7:00 p.m. Por favor únase a nosotros!
Registration for the 2024-2025 school year is now available to students. Whether you're new, returning, or enrolling a kindergartener, please visit www.d131.org/register to complete the registration process.La inscripción de estudiantes ya está abierta para el año escolar 2024-2025. Visite www.d131.org/register para registrar estudiantes nuevos, que regresan y de Kínder.
The document below is designed to provide clarification and direction, and to ensure continuity and consistency with remote learning implementation. The enhanced plan below provides guidance regarding remote plan expectations, content delivery for all students, grade level instruction minute allocation, SEL supports, and parent communication.
Guidelines for Students:
Guidelines for Families:
Guidelines for Staff (Related Services):
*Teachers: Please reach out to counselors, social workers, special education coordinators, or school psychologists if you have specific concerns about a student.
In response to the guidance put forth by the Illinois State Board of Education regarding Remote
Learning, the following plan has been completed to meet the needs of all students that require Social Emotional Learning/Mental Health needs.
Action steps if you suspect a student may be suicidal/self-injurious/homicidal:
**Adapted from American School Counselor Association
Monday | Make Phone Calls *High Risk Students & Caseload Students A-I |
Conduct IEP Meetings |
Tuesday | Support Teachers’ Needs and Teacher Referrals Outreach |
Conduct IEP Meetings |
Wednesday | Make Phone Calls *High Risk Students & Caseload Students J-R |
Conduct IEP Meetings |
Thursday | Make Phone Calls *High Risk Students & Caseload Students S-Z |
Conduct IEP Meetings |
Friday | Engage in PD | Conduct IEP Meetings |
SEL and Mental Health Resources for COVID-19 from the Social Emotional Learning Alliance
Coronavirus Updates and Resources from the Illinois State Board of Education
CASEL CARES initiative – connects the SEL community with experts
RETHINK COVID-19 Coronavirus Support for youth, teachers and families
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Tips for Stress and Coping
UNICEF: How teenagers can protect their mental health during coronavirus (COVID-19)
A Big Lift: Keeping Students Safe, Sound and Secure
Presence Mercy Adolescent Behavioral Health | 630.801.2657 (intake) 630.859.2222 (main) 1325 N. Highland Ave, Aurora |
Still taking walk-in for a free mental health assessment daily, 8 AM to 7:30 PM, but all walkins will be screened for any COVID-19-like symptoms. PHP, Inpatient & Outpatient are still operating per normal with attention to any symptoms. |
Linden Oaks at Edwards Hospital Adolescent Behavioral Health | 630.305.5027 (main/crisis line) 852 S. West St., Naperville |
Only doing level of care assessments over the phone unless unusual circumstance. Very selective admission at this point. Only 2 people allowed in for screening (adolescent and one parent). Main campus is still open for inpatient. Outpatient only accepting on case-by-case basis. |
Suicide Prevention Services | 630.482.9696 (main/crisis line) 528 S. Batavia Ave., Batavia |
Walk-in and counseling services are NOT open at this time but one can call the crisis line where trained staff will problem solve, provide emotional support, teach coping and provide further resources. |
Family Counseling Services | 630.844.2662 70 S. River St., Aurora |
FCS is NOT offering in person services at this time. Their current hours are M-Th from 8 AM to 6 PM. They will work through crises over the phone or via Tele-health (Skype) with callers. |
Aurora Police Department | 630.256.5000 | Non-emergency. Call 911 for emergencies. |
National Alliance On Mental Illness (NAMI) South Kane | 630.896.6264 namikdk.org |
Call for resources, online support groups, COVID-19 help, and Tele-therapy. Online chat features also open 24/7. |
Kane County Connects – Human Services Hotline | Dial 211 | Hotline can connect callers to local resources such as food pantries, medical services, counseling, employment support, legal assistance, clothing, utility services, counseling, transportation, childcare services. |
National Suicide Prevention Hotline | 1.800.273.TALK (8255) | Call if you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis. Open 24/7. |
The Warm Line | 1.866.359.7953 | Call for mental health or substance abuse support. This is not a “crisis line” but a source of support for you or a family member. Open M–F, 8 AM to 5 PM. |
CARES Line | 1.800.345.9049 | Call to talk to a mental health professional if you or your child is a risk to themselves or others or for more referral services. Open 24/7. |
CALL4CALM | Text the word “TALK” or “HABLAR” (for Spanish speakers) to 552-020 Also text other terms, like “unemployment” or “food” or “shelter” to the same number to receive information on how to access supports and services. | Illinois Department of Human Services support line is reachable via text. Individuals can speak with a mental health professional. can. Within 24 hours, that individual will receive a call from a mental health professional employed by a local community health center. Calls are FREE and ANONYMOUS. |
Aurora Police Department | 630.256.5000 | Non-emergency. Call 911 for emergencies. |
National Alliance On Mental Illness (NAMI) South Kane | 630.896.6264 namikdk.org |
Call for resources, online support groups, COVID-19 help, and Tele-therapy. Online chat features also open 24/7. |
Kane County Connects – Human Services Hotline | Dial 211 | Hotline can connect callers to local resources such as food pantries, medical services, counseling, employment support, legal assistance, clothing, utility services, counseling, transportation, childcare services. |
The document below is designed to provide clarification and direction, and to ensure continuity and consistency with remote learning implementation. The enhanced plan below provides guidance regarding remote plan expectations, content delivery for all students, grade level instruction minute allocation, SEL supports, and parent communication.
Guidelines for Students:
Guidelines for Families:
Guidelines for Staff (Related Services):
*Teachers: Please reach out to counselors, social workers, special education coordinators, or school psychologists if you have specific concerns about a student.
In response to the guidance put forth by the Illinois State Board of Education regarding Remote
Learning, the following plan has been completed to meet the needs of all students that require Social Emotional Learning/Mental Health needs.
Action steps if you suspect a student may be suicidal/self-injurious/homicidal:
**Adapted from American School Counselor Association
Monday | Make Phone Calls *High Risk Students & Caseload Students A-I |
Conduct IEP Meetings |
Tuesday | Support Teachers’ Needs and Teacher Referrals Outreach |
Conduct IEP Meetings |
Wednesday | Make Phone Calls *High Risk Students & Caseload Students J-R |
Conduct IEP Meetings |
Thursday | Make Phone Calls *High Risk Students & Caseload Students S-Z |
Conduct IEP Meetings |
Friday | Engage in PD | Conduct IEP Meetings |
SEL and Mental Health Resources for COVID-19 from the Social Emotional Learning Alliance
Coronavirus Updates and Resources from the Illinois State Board of Education
CASEL CARES initiative – connects the SEL community with experts
RETHINK COVID-19 Coronavirus Support for youth, teachers and families
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Tips for Stress and Coping
UNICEF: How teenagers can protect their mental health during coronavirus (COVID-19)
A Big Lift: Keeping Students Safe, Sound and Secure
Presence Mercy Adolescent Behavioral Health | 630.801.2657 (intake) 630.859.2222 (main) 1325 N. Highland Ave, Aurora |
Still taking walk-in for a free mental health assessment daily, 8 AM to 7:30 PM, but all walkins will be screened for any COVID-19-like symptoms. PHP, Inpatient & Outpatient are still operating per normal with attention to any symptoms. |
Linden Oaks at Edwards Hospital Adolescent Behavioral Health | 630.305.5027 (main/crisis line) 852 S. West St., Naperville |
Only doing level of care assessments over the phone unless unusual circumstance. Very selective admission at this point. Only 2 people allowed in for screening (adolescent and one parent). Main campus is still open for inpatient. Outpatient only accepting on case-by-case basis. |
Suicide Prevention Services | 630.482.9696 (main/crisis line) 528 S. Batavia Ave., Batavia |
Walk-in and counseling services are NOT open at this time but one can call the crisis line where trained staff will problem solve, provide emotional support, teach coping and provide further resources. |
Family Counseling Services | 630.844.2662 70 S. River St., Aurora |
FCS is NOT offering in person services at this time. Their current hours are M-Th from 8 AM to 6 PM. They will work through crises over the phone or via Tele-health (Skype) with callers. |
Aurora Police Department | 630.256.5000 | Non-emergency. Call 911 for emergencies. |
National Alliance On Mental Illness (NAMI) South Kane | 630.896.6264 namikdk.org |
Call for resources, online support groups, COVID-19 help, and Tele-therapy. Online chat features also open 24/7. |
Kane County Connects – Human Services Hotline | Dial 211 | Hotline can connect callers to local resources such as food pantries, medical services, counseling, employment support, legal assistance, clothing, utility services, counseling, transportation, childcare services. |
National Suicide Prevention Hotline | 1.800.273.TALK (8255) | Call if you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis. Open 24/7. |
The Warm Line | 1.866.359.7953 | Call for mental health or substance abuse support. This is not a “crisis line” but a source of support for you or a family member. Open M–F, 8 AM to 5 PM. |
CARES Line | 1.800.345.9049 | Call to talk to a mental health professional if you or your child is a risk to themselves or others or for more referral services. Open 24/7. |
CALL4CALM | Text the word “TALK” or “HABLAR” (for Spanish speakers) to 552-020 Also text other terms, like “unemployment” or “food” or “shelter” to the same number to receive information on how to access supports and services. | Illinois Department of Human Services support line is reachable via text. Individuals can speak with a mental health professional. can. Within 24 hours, that individual will receive a call from a mental health professional employed by a local community health center. Calls are FREE and ANONYMOUS. |
Aurora Police Department | 630.256.5000 | Non-emergency. Call 911 for emergencies. |
National Alliance On Mental Illness (NAMI) South Kane | 630.896.6264 namikdk.org |
Call for resources, online support groups, COVID-19 help, and Tele-therapy. Online chat features also open 24/7. |
Kane County Connects – Human Services Hotline | Dial 211 | Hotline can connect callers to local resources such as food pantries, medical services, counseling, employment support, legal assistance, clothing, utility services, counseling, transportation, childcare services. |
Board of Education MeetingReunión de la Junta de Educación
7p
Finance & Personnel CommitteeComité de finanzas y personal
EASD 131 Administrative Center at 310 Seminary Ave. Aurora, 60505.EASD 131 Administrative Center at 310 Seminary Ave. Aurora, 60505.
5:30p
Buildings and Grounds CommitteeComité de Edificios e Instalaciones
EASD 131 Administrative Center, 310 Seminary Avenue, AuroraEASD 131 Administrative Center, 310 Seminary Avenue, Aurora
6p
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