One of the City Council's goals is to ensure that every young person in Aurora will have access to fundamental resources he or she needs to succeed. Aurora has many options for youth through classes, programs and resources. By developing quality parks, recreation, libraries, natural areas and open space, Aurora provides a superior quality of life for its residents and their families.
911 Rules for Kids:
Teach your children the proper way to use 911.
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Aurora Scholars:
A program sponsored by the City Council to reward Aurora students who make a difference in their community and schools
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Bicycle Safety:
The Aurora Police Department want you to be safe when riding your bike on city streets.
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Camps:
During school breaks, the city offers plenty of camp opportunities to learn new skills and make new friends.
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Car Seat Inspections:
Get your baby's car seat inspected for safety to be sure it is properly installed in your car. Check for event dates and times.
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Children's Theatre:
The Aurora Fox Arts Center offers youth drama classes year-round as well as summer theater productions.
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Recreation Guide:
From cooking classes to sports leagues, there are plenty of ways to have fun in Aurora.
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Gang Reduction Project:
The city of Aurora and other community organizations work with at-risk youth to keep them out of gangs.
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Golf:
You are never too young to learn golf. It's great exercise and fun. And who knows? You may be the next golf prodigy.
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Kids Police District:
Learn tips about how to stay safe on the Internet and much more.
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Library Resources:
Take advantage of library programs, check out the Aurora Public Library's kids catalog and online puzzles and games, get homework help and more.
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Nature Programs:
Aurora has many wild places to explore! Learn about our native open spaces and the wildlife that co-exist with you.
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Preschool Classes:
An important part of your young child's development is a place to learn and grow.
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Police Explorers:
If you have been considering a career in law enforcement, now is your chance. Teens are encouraged to join.
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Recreation:
From baseball to dance, there are many leagues and classes for kids to chose from -- you'll never be bored!
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Teen Court:
Teen Court is designed to educate youth about the judicial process. Defendants in Teen Court learn the importance of taking responsibility for their own actions as well as how their choices impact those around them.
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Therapeutic Recreation Program:
Explore the many programs available for special needs children to learn and have fun at their own pace.
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Water Education:
Do you know how you get your water when you turn on the tap?
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Youth Commission:
Future leaders of Aurora, sign up now and make a difference in your community through government.
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Youth Development:
The Office of Youth Development is committed to creating a community in which everyone helps build positive life-enhancing skills, attitudes and behaviors in our youth.
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Youth Violence Prevention Program:
The Aurora City Council and city management recognize that youth violence is a public health crisis. As a result and in partnership with other organizations, they have created the Youth Violence Prevention Program to address this issue. |