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District 131 is committed to the principle of open, two-way communication with the District’s internal and external publics.

In line with this commitment, the Superintendent is responsible for maintaining and adequately staffing an ongoing public information program directed at all members of the school community including students, staff, parents, and other District residents.

Board meetings and policies

The minutes of previous board meetings, as well as the schedules for upcoming meetings, are available here. The board policies can be found here.

FOIA

The Freedom of Information Act is intended to ensure that members of the public have access to information about their government and its decision-making process. To learn more about Illinois’ Freedom of Information Act, visit the Illinois Attorney General FOIA webpage.

According to School Board policy, the public will have access to information concerning public actions, policies, and details concerning the educational operations of the District through the Illinois Freedom of Information Act and other sources.

Designated FOIA officer

Ms. Amanda Sanderson
Administrative Center
310 Seminary Ave. Aurora, IL 60505
asanderson@d131.org
(630) 299-5588

Fees

The Board of Education hereby determines there will be no charge for the first 50 pages of all black-and-white letter or legal sized copies provided in response to a non-commercial Freedom of Information Act request;

For all black and white letter or legal sized copies, the District will charge for non-commercial requests beyond the first 50 pages, 7.5 cents per page, representing a reasonable calculation of the supplies and equipment cost for producing copies;

The cost for copies other than letter or legal sized black and white papers, or materials supplied in other formats (including but not limited to: flash drives, CDs, DVDs, etc.) shall be the actual cost of the medium, consistent with the guidelines set by the Freedom of Information Act.

Public records

East Aurora School District 131 maintains various records, including:

Learn more facts about East Aurora School District 131

School Board Policy

 

District 131 is committed to the principle of open, two-way communication with the District’s internal and external publics.

In line with this commitment, the Superintendent is responsible for maintaining and adequately staffing an ongoing public information program directed at all members of the school community including students, staff, parents, and other District residents.

Board meetings and policies

The minutes of previous board meetings, as well as the schedules for upcoming meetings, are available here. The board policies can be found here.

FOIA

The Freedom of Information Act is intended to ensure that members of the public have access to information about their government and its decision-making process. To learn more about Illinois’ Freedom of Information Act, visit the Illinois Attorney General FOIA webpage.

According to School Board policy, the public will have access to information concerning public actions, policies, and details concerning the educational operations of the District through the Illinois Freedom of Information Act and other sources.

Designated FOIA officer

Ms. Amanda Sanderson
Administrative Center
310 Seminary Ave. Aurora, IL 60505
asanderson@d131.org
(630) 299-5588

Fees

The Board of Education hereby determines there will be no charge for the first 50 pages of all black-and-white letter or legal sized copies provided in response to a non-commercial Freedom of Information Act request;

For all black and white letter or legal sized copies, the District will charge for non-commercial requests beyond the first 50 pages, 7.5 cents per page, representing a reasonable calculation of the supplies and equipment cost for producing copies;

The cost for copies other than letter or legal sized black and white papers, or materials supplied in other formats (including but not limited to: flash drives, CDs, DVDs, etc.) shall be the actual cost of the medium, consistent with the guidelines set by the Freedom of Information Act.

Public records

East Aurora School District 131 maintains various records, including:

Learn more facts about East Aurora School District 131

School Board Policy