“Avon Schools has installed marble floors in school buildings.” Don’t believe the chatter. School buildings have terrazzo flooring, a common material recommended by construction professionals because of its exceptional value and durability.

“We wouldn’t need a referendum if our facilities weren’t so extravagant.” Don’t believe the chatter. All school construction, renovation, expansion, and improvements are funded separate from the voter-approved referendum. The referendum is for instruction, not construction.

If you graduated from Avon High School from 2019 to 2025, you played a big role in our school corporation’s past. If you have maintained a permanent address in Washington Township — for example, if your parents still live here and you’re in college or the armed forces, you can play a big role in ACSC’s future too!

Brad Reed and his family moved to Avon because they knew the reputation of Avon Schools. As a Realtor, he talks all the time to people who want to do the same. The housing market is strong and property values are high, and he knows that our strong schools are a big reason our community is so strong. Join Brad in voting Yes to the Renewal of our 2018 Operating Referendum on November 4, 2025.

Let’s get excited as we work together to make sure our community renews ACSC’s voter-approved 2018 Operating Referendum. Join us at the park for a live DJ, music, exciting performances, special guests, and more.

Gather with fellow pastors to become informed at this Community Conversation on the Referendum for pastors and church leaders with Dr. Scott Wyndham, ACSC Superintendent. Enjoy free breakfast provided by Avon Chick-fil-A.

“Avon Schools spends $40,000 a year on catering for the Board.” Don’t believe the chatter. Avon Schools does invest in the Board, but not with catering. The district spends $400 per Board Member on professional development each year. With five Board members, that’s $2,000 total spent annually to ensure the Board functions in an exemplary fashion.

Want to Vote YES 4 Avon Schools but not sure if you’ll be able to make it to a polling location on November 4? That’s OK. You can request an absentee ballot. Here’s how.

Lloyd and Marsha Acton have been deeply involved in the Avon-Washington Township community for three quarters of a century. They support the continuation of Avon Community School Coropration's 2018 Operating Referendum, and they want you to support it, too.

“Avon Schools has too many administrators.” Don’t believe the chatter. Avon Schools has a lean and efficient administrative staffing structure.

The Avon Chamber of Commerce says "YES” 4 Avon Schools.

Dr. Maggie Hoerneman and Shane Sommers are proud to serve as the Co-Chairs of the Taxpayers 4 Avon Schools PAC.