Meet the Superintendent
March is Disability Awareness Month. In recognition of the occasion, and in celebration of our incredible students of all abilities, Dr. Wyndham sat down for a conversation about the Avon High School Work Study Program.
Listen in as AHS Transition Coordinator Kimberly Lobosky, joined by senior Mikal Cooper and junior Owen Carr, talk about the program and how it's helping them build the skills they need to find and keep rewarding, meaningful employment in our community. To illustrate the success of the program, Avon Schools Food Service Administrator Emily Cates and '20 AHS graduate Bryce Bottema join the conversation to talk about his role in the cafeteria at Avon Middle School North.
More from Dr. Wyndham
March is Disability Awareness Month. In recognition of the occasion, and in celebration of our incredible students of all abilities, Dr. Wyndham sat down for a conversation about the Avon High School Work Study Program.
This season, for the first time, AHS has fielded three separate teams of student innovators and all three have qualified to compete in the state competition in March. Dr. Wyndham talks robotics with members of the Avon High School Roborioles.
Listen in as Dr. Wyndham talks teaching with Alyssa Hartsock from Avon High School (AHS class of '16), Levi Hawk from Avon Middle School North (class of '16), and Alek Edick from Avon Intermediate School West (class of '14).
Today, Dr. Wyndham highlights the work of our coaches during this conversation with Kristle Chalos and Emily Steffen, Instructional Coaches at Hickory Elementary and Sycamore Elementary, respectively.
In this episode, Dr. Wyndham talks with Avon Academy's new Coordinator, long-time Avon High School Assistant Principal Kellie Rodkey, about the need for the academy, the type of program she is building, and much more.
This episode, a student project, is a departure from our normal schedule, but we think you'll enjoy hearing directly from a few of our outstanding multilingual students as they talk about their holiday traditions.
Our Board of School Trustees made an important – unanimous – decision at their meeting last night in selecting a model that will position Avon Schools to meet the demands of our growing student enrollment.
Superintendent Dr. Scott Wyndham talks with Director of Special Education Susie Hurt to talk about the wide range of services Avon's team provides for more than 1,700 students from developmental preschool through graduation and beyond.
Join Superintendent Dr. Wyndham, Assistant Superintendent Dr. Michael Sullivan, and Directors of Teaching & Learning Carrie Alday and Dr. Dustin Lemay as they discuss three proposed models for strategic growth.
Come visit several of our classrooms and hear directly from our students at our elementary, intermediate, middle, and high schools as they answer a simple question: What are you thankful for?
Now is the time that we need to have conversations about how we make room for more students in our schools. I’d like to invite you to join the conversation and to share your input with us.
Dr. Wyndham talks with Kristi Kerr, Coordinator of the Mary Lee Maier Community Pantry, about their goal that not a single Avon student goes to school hungry.
Join Dr. Wyndham and guests talk about how we have strategically surrounded students and staff with behavioral and mental wellness supports.
This episode of the Orioles In-The-Know Podcast has Dr. Wyndham feeling a pinch of stage fright. Find out why during this fun conversation about this year's fall musical.
Listen in as Dr. Wyndham discusses PLCs with seven educators. Learn what they are, how they're impacting educators, and how students are reaping the benefit as academic growth and achievement rise.