Is hand, foot, and mouth disease going around Aurora, Illinois?
Not right now. No confirmed hand, foot, and mouth disease activity has been reported at Aurora, Illinois schools and daycares in the past 14 days. That can mean it is quiet, or simply that nobody nearby has logged it yet.
Updated August 3, 2026 17 Aurora schools and daycares tracked
How Aurora parents can tell
- Mild fever and fussiness
- Painful mouth sores
- Red spots or blisters on hands and feet
- Drooling or refusing to eat
It is most contagious in the first week, but the virus can stay in stool for weeks, which is why daycares see long runs of it.
Everything on this page comes from Aurora parents logging what their kids actually had, stripped of anything identifying. Nothing shows up until at least two families report the same thing, so one sick child never puts a school on the map.
Read the full hand, foot, and mouth disease guideOther illnesses in Aurora
Know before it reaches your house
Follow your Aurora school and get a heads up when hand, foot, and mouth disease shows up.