Summary:
Avon, Ohio has five public schools in the Avon Local district—three elementary, one middle, and one high school—serving PK–12 students, with 4,303 total enrollment. The district is ranked 51st of 773 Ohio districts (93rd percentile, 5 stars). Avon High School (1,417 students, grades 9–12) is the largest; Avon Middle School (976, grades 6–8); Avon Heritage Elementary School (977, grades 3–5); Avon East Elementary School (539, grades 1–2); and Avon Early Learning Center (394, PK–K). The district’s chronic absenteeism rate is 11.0%.
Avon High School leads with the top school rank (41st of 795, 95th percentile, 5 stars) and a 99.2% graduation rate, but has the highest chronic absenteeism (14.6%) and a relative weakness in Algebra I (77.1%, below district’s 89.2%). Avon Middle School is consistently 5-star and achieves 100% proficiency in Algebra I and Geometry EOC, though 8th-grade Math is its lowest at 68.6%. Avon Heritage Elementary School has the lowest absenteeism (7.3%) and strong test scores, but its rank slipped from 5★ to 4★. Avon East Elementary School has the lowest student-teacher ratio (17.3), and Avon Early Learning Center has the highest spending ($10,327) and student-teacher ratio (32.8).
Tested schools show large proficiency gaps versus state averages: Avon High School about 25.8 points above, Avon Middle School about 29.1 points above, and Avon Heritage Elementary School about 20.5 points above. Free/reduced lunch rates are low and uniform (14.26% to 16.89%), so poverty does not explain differences. Per-student spending (2018–19) ranges from $7,784 at High to $10,327 at Early Learning. Test data is uneven: High, Middle, and Heritage have scores; East and Early Learning do not because their grades are not state-tested. For parents, the district offers strong academics overall, but attendance is a watch point at High and Early Learning, while Heritage’s rank dip is notable despite its best attendance.
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