General Information
Mission Statement
Board Goals
The Indian Prairie School District 204 Board of Education is charged by Illinois law to provide a public education to the 29,000 students in our geographical boundaries. The major function of the Board is to establish educational policies and set goals and objectives for the district. These policies and goals are carried out by the Superintendent and staff.
The seven members of the Board of Education are elected for four-year terms; all serve as at-large members. They are District 204 parents and residents who are concerned about education and want the best for all children, families and community members. Board members volunteer their time to serve the community and receive no compensation for their service on the Board.
Meeting agendas and supporting documents are now available online for the community via our new BoardDocs application. To view the documents, select a meeting at this page.
The board is scheduled to meet every other Monday evening during the school year. Additional meetings may be added, as necessary.
Meetings occur at the Crouse Education Center: 780 Shoreline Drive Aurora, Illinois 60504 Map to the CEC
To prepare all students to succeed in an ever-changing world through comprehensive programs and experiences in collaboration with family and community.
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