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We are grateful for the incredible support and investment from our community — families, taxpayers, civic leaders, local nonprofit organizations, and business partners. Because of your support, students succeed, educators excel, and we maintain an unparalleled teaching and learning environment where all belong, learn, and grow.

Demographic studies tell us we can expect enrollment in Avon Schools to grow by at least 1,600 students in the next decade. Now is the time that we need to have conversations about how we will make room for more students in our schools. We'd like to invite you to join the conversation and share your input.

Food insecurity. That's not a topic many people think about a lot - especially around the start of the holiday season - but it is a daily reality for many of our neighbors.

Several Avon residents banded together to conduct a campaign to raise money from hundreds of likeminded individuals: the silent, supportive majority of our community.

Thirty-four students — surpassing AHS's previous high number of awardees by double digits — have received National African American (NAARA), National Hispanic (NHRA), and National Indigenous (NIA) Recognition Awards.

Students in Katie Kozinski's 4th period Biochemistry class recently had the opportunity to learn from one of her longtime friends, Danville High School Graduate and NASA Post-Doc Fellow Dr. Allison Fox.

As the Town of Avon and Washington Township have grown, student enrollment in Avon Schools has grown, too. As a school corporation, our strategy has been to manage growth by making strategic changes.

The Avon Board of School Trustees greenlit the first phase of the AHS Renovation and Expansion project at the August 8 meeting. Learn more about the project and see the renderings.

We are so excited to welcome more than 10,353 K-12 students and 233 preschool students back for the first day of the 2022-23 school year. Let's work together to make this the best school year ever!