The Aurora school was founded in 1882 with the same name of the small suburb on which it is located. It has over 45 classrooms to accommodate the growing need for education of the pupils and it was a crucial example of a modern school.

In 1911 it is named after Giuseppe Parini, later, strongly hit by bombing in World War II, undergoes the necessary reconstructions. It is from its origins an example of aggregation for pupils coming from different places of Italy and of the world and in addition to normal teaching, the school has organized since the founding evening classes and professional training.