High School (Grades 9-12)

Avon High School offers a comprehensive course of study which includes Advanced Placement (AP), College Preparatory, and school-to-work preparation through a partnership with the Area 31 Career Center.

Avon High School offers 22 AP courses and several other dual-credit courses in partnership with Vincennes University’s Project Excel program. These opportunities provide the students the possibility of earning college credit while in high school. The high school opened the Avon Advanced Learning Center (AALC) in 2010 to expose seniors at Avon to a technologically rich learning environment that promotes self-advocacy while providing experiences for the transition to college or work in a college atmosphere.

In addition to the academic program, student mentors in grades 11 and 12 work with freshmen in small groups to enhance leadership, team building, self-awareness, and to create positive relationships

Avon High School features:

97% graduation rate
90%+ of graduating seniors attending post-secondary educational programs
50% seniors earn an Academic Honors Diploma
600+ Advanced Placement exams administered
47 credits required for graduation
Annual recognition of National Merit Scholars
Vincennes University dual credit program
Project Lead the Way Bio-technology and Pre-engineering program
Nationally recognized music program
Competitive Athletics programs
Indiana Best Buy High School
Student-driven Student Government
Many opportunities for student involvement
Technology-rich learning environment
Talented and dedicated staff
Strong State and National Test scores
Competitive academic teams

Indiana Academic Standards

Avon Community School Corporation (ACSC) utilizes the Indiana Department of Education’s (IDOE) Academic Standards as the foundation for curriculum, instruction, and assessment across all grade levels and content areas. These standards provide a consistent framework to ensure students engage in rigorous, high-quality learning experiences that prepare them for future success. You can access IDOE’s academic standards on their website.

Beginning with the Class of 2029, Indiana will implement a new high school diploma framework designed to provide students with more personalized pathways toward college, careers, and military service. Additional information about the new diploma requirements and readiness seals can be found on the IDOE Diploma Information webpage.