Avon High School

Avon High School is the name of:

  • Avon High School (Connecticut) — Avon, Connecticut
  • Avon High School (Illinois) — Avon, Illinois
  • Avon High School (Indiana) — Avon, Indiana
  • Avon High School (Massachusetts) — Avon, Massachusetts
  • Avon High School (New York) — Avon, New York
  • Avon High School (Ohio) — Avon, Ohio
  • Avon High School (South Dakota) — Avon, South Dakota
  • Avon Lake High School — Avon Lake, Ohio
  • Avon Park High School — Avon Park, Florida
  • Avon Grove High School — West Grove, Pennsylvania

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