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Avon Community School Corp honors district support staff of the year

Avon Community School Corp · July 24, 2026
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Summary

Avon Community School Corp presenters named multiple 'Support Staff of the Year' honorees across district schools, including Ron Delaka (Avon High School), Chris Baker (administration center HR), and Dave Peek (transportation). The recognitions were delivered during a ceremonial portion of the meeting.

Presenters for Avon Community School Corp used a ceremonial portion of the meeting to recognize district support staff as this year’s Support Staff of the Year. Presenter (voice 1) introduced Ron Delaka as the honoree for Avon High School and later named Chris Baker as the HR administrative assistant recognized for the administration center. Presenter (voice 2) introduced honorees from several campuses, including 'Mrs. Amy' at NMS West and Ms. Wood at River Bridge Elementary.

The announcements named multiple winners across elementary, middle and district departments: Katie Bach France (north campus), Mrs. Redstock (AML Middle School South), Mrs. Rogers (Cedar Lemon Tree), Mrs. Bieber (Maple Hill Country), Miss Melissa (Pine Tree Elementary), Miss Lorena (school not specified in adjacent segments), the Jenway Fieldhouse Technology Support Staff of the Year, and Dave Peek for transportation. The presenters offered congratulations after many of the introductions. No formal votes or policy actions were recorded in the transcript for this segment.

A presenter said, "This here is Ron Delaka," when introducing the Avon High School honoree; another said, "She won support staff of the year this year," when referring to Chris Baker. The transcript contains some unclear spellings and repeated lines (for example, the phrase transcribed as "20 26"). Where the transcript spelling was uncertain, the article preserves the spoken names and schools as presented.