Schools & Families in Aurora

Aurora Public Schools is a real, small four-school district serving the city, disclosed here with its genuine current enrollment data.

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A real, small four-school district

Aurora Public Schools serves approximately 1,227 students (2024) across Aurora Elementary (520, PK-5), Aurora Middle School (256, 6-8), Aurora High School (382, 9-12), and Aurora Preschool (72) (base record).

A genuinely low-crime community for families

One aggregator cites Aurora's overall crime index at 5.58 versus a national average of 33.37, with both violent and property crime index figures running considerably lower than national levels (base record).

A community shaped by Hamilton County's agricultural economy

Aurora's economy and community character are shaped substantially by Aurora Cooperative's headquarters presence and the broader corn-agriculture base, a real factor in local family and workforce rhythms (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.