ISSUE 4 ● NOVEMBER 3, 2026
Aurora's Essential Plan addresses the school facilities and infrastructure needs that can no longer wait.
Replace facilities that have reached the end of their useful life.
Craddock Elementary: Replace the 100+ year-old building with a modern elementary school for grades 1–3.
Bus Garage: Replace the deteriorating bus garage with a safe, functional transportation facility.
Take care of the schools Aurora is keeping.
Address critical HVAC, roofing, paving, and other infrastructure needs throughout the district.
Protect Aurora's investment for the future.
Maintain school facilities so district resources can remain focused on students, teachers, and educational opportunities while supporting the long-term strength of our schools and community.
100+
YEARS
Portions of Craddock are more than 100 years old.
~60
YEARS
Since Aurora voters approved a bond issue to build a new school.
$21
MILLION
In identified critical infrastructure needs.
Investing in today's students.
Strengthening our community for generations.
On November 3, 2026, Aurora voters will decide whether to approve a bond issue to address the district's aging school facilities.
Schools are one of the community's most important public assets. They educate children, serve as gathering places, support local organizations, attract and retain homeowners, and contribute to the overall vitality of Aurora.
This website provides factual information about the proposal so every voter can make an informed decision.
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This website shares information about the Aurora City School District provided by a committee made up of Aurora citizens.