Open Enrollment is Underway

Avon Community School Corporation is now accepting open enrollment students. That means a limited number of students who do not live within our district's boundaries have the opportunity to apply to attend Avon Schools in the 2026-27 school year.

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Scroll down to learn how many students we are accepting at each grade level. When you're ready, you can use the forms below to apply by June 12, 2026. 

We are accepting a limited number of students at the following levels:

• Elementary School - Kindergarten: 40, 1st Grade: 40, 2nd Grade: 30, 4th Grade: 30, 5th Grade: 30
• Middle School - 6th Grade: 30, 7th Grade: 30, 8th Grade: 40
• High School - 9th Grade: 30, 10th Grade: 15, 11th Grade: 15, 12th Grade: 15, Avon Online: 50
• 3rd Grade, Strive, Oasis, Impact, and Avon Academy are closed.

Please note: Out-of-district families must first apply for open enrollment using the forms below. Do not proceed beyond submitting those documents until you are notified of acceptance in June.

To apply, please complete the following forms and return as per the instructions.

Application Cover     Enrollment Application     Records Request

If you have questions or if you need assistance, contact the Avon Schools Administration Center at (317) 544-6000 or email Barb Marcotte.

Why open enrollment?

Why does Avon Schools open enrollment to students who live outside Avon-Washington Township? There are a few reasons.

1. In Indiana, education dollars follow students. All students benefit when we have a growing enrollment. We can maintain our excellent educational experiences due to the increased revenue that follows each additional student. 
2. Controlled growth without compromising class sizes. District leaders can assign open enrollment students to schools and classrooms where there are open desks. Open enrollment allows us to maximize growth without compromising class size targets.
3. Population growth is slowing in Avon. Even though there are new homes being built, population growth in Avon-Washington Township is slowing. More people are aging in place, remaining in their homes after their children graduate. Home prices remain high, making it harder for many young families to move into Avon. And birthrates are low. Adding students by open enrollment helps offset plateauing enrollment increases.