School district · Georgia

Gwinnett County

Gwinnett County in Georgia: 141 public schools with 182,518 students and 14.3 students per teacher in the 2024–25 school year. It spent $15,633 per student in FY2024.

Schools: 141; 1 charter
Students: 182,518
Students per teacher: 14.3; GA 14.1 · US 15.1
Spending per student: $15,633; GA $15.8K · US $17.6K

Staff

Full-time equivalents reported by the district. Ratios are students per staff member: lower means more staff for each student, not better results.

Teachers (FTE): 12,796
Counselors (FTE): 462
Students per counselor: 396; GA 385 · US 357
Psychologists (FTE): 62.4; Librarians (FTE): 137

State test results

Share of students scoring proficient or above on Georgia's tests, grades 3–8, 2024–25 school year.

Reading and writing

Georgia: 40%

46%proficient

−2.2 points from 2023–24 school year

A higher share proficient than 82% of school districts in Georgia

Median 34% · 230 school districts compared

81,485 students tested, grades 3–8 · Georgia Milestones EOG; proficient means Levels 3-4

Math

Georgia: 43%

52%proficient

A higher share proficient than 79% of school districts in Georgia

Median 38% · 230 school districts compared

81,435 students tested, grades 3–8 · Georgia Milestones EOG; proficient means Levels 3-4

Each state sets its own test and its own bar for “proficient”, so results compare only within a state. Results also follow family income closely: a school's share reflects its students' circumstances as much as its teaching.

Data sourced from the Education Data Center (www.eddatacenter.org), a partner project of the National Center for Civic Innovation, Inc. State Assessment Data Repository version 3.1. More information about these assessments over time, including participation and test changes, is available from the Education Data Center.

Money

Current spending pays for staff, services and supplies; buildings and debt are counted apart. It follows local costs and needs (special education, long bus routes), so it is a comparison, not a grade.

Spending per student, 2015–2024

$9.2K15

$9.5K16

$9.6K17

$10.3K18

$11.1K19

$11.3K20

$11.5K21

$13.1K22

$14.4K23

$15.6K24

Where the money comes from (FY2024)

Federal: 9.1% · $290.1M
State: 42% · $1.3B
Local: 49% · $1.6B

Per student (FY2024)

Instruction: $9,490
Support services: $5,447
Buildings and equipment (capital outlay): $116.4M
Long-term debt: $1.1B

Schools

Open public schools of the district in the 2024–25 school year.

Elementary schools: 82Middle schools: 29High schools: 28Other schools: 2

School	Grades	Students	Students / teacher	Reading	Math	City or town
Alcova Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,467	14.0	40%	45%	Dacula
Alford Elementary	Pre-K–5	828	12.4	27%	36%	Lawrenceville
Anderson-Livsey Elementary School	Pre-K–5	678	12.1	38%	42%	Snellville
Annistown Elementary School	Pre-K–5	686	12.9	35%	31%	Snellville
Arcado Elementary School	Pre-K–5	905	13.2	48%	63%	Lilburn
Baggett Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,019	12.4	26%	34%	Lawrenceville
Baldwin Elementary	Pre-K–5	914	12.2	15%	29%	Norcross
Beaver Ridge Elementary School	Pre-K–5	984	12.8	18%	28%	Norcross
Benefield Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,209	12.7	30%	43%	Lawrenceville
Berkeley Lake Elementary School	Pre-K–5	838	13.1	39%	49%	Duluth
Bethesda Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,083	13.2	31%	46%	Lawrenceville
Britt Elementary School	Pre-K–5	561	12.0	32%	36%	Snellville
Brookwood Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,422	14.8	63%	72%	Snellville
Burnette Elementary School	Pre-K–5	664	12.6	58%	70%	Suwanee
Camp Creek Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,425	13.7	60%	69%	Lilburn
Cedar Hill Elementary School	Pre-K–5	896	12.2	30%	37%	Lawrenceville
Centerville Elementary School	Pre-K–5	655	12.6	27%	34%	Snellville
Chattahoochee Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,133	13.4	48%	58%	Duluth
Chesney Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,165	13.9	28%	35%	Duluth
Cooper Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,520	13.5	48%	54%	Loganville
Corley Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,119	13.0	25%	39%	Lawrenceville
Craig Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,045	12.9	71%	69%	Lawrenceville
Dacula Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,159	13.5	31%	41%	Dacula
Duncan Creek Elementary	Pre-K–5	1,593	14.6	58%	70%	Hoschton
Dyer Elementary School	Pre-K–5	944	13.2	57%	61%	Dacula
Ferguson Elementary School	Pre-K–5	856	11.6	28%	32%	Duluth
Fort Daniel Elementary School	Pre-K–5	645	11.9	57%	66%	Dacula
Freeman's Mill Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,011	14.2	62%	69%	Lawrenceville
Graves Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,076	12.8	16%	28%	Norcross
Grayson Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,095	13.1	55%	58%	Grayson
Gwin Oaks Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,077	14.4	65%	72%	Lawrenceville
Harbins Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,320	13.8	44%	48%	Dacula
Harmony Elementary School	Pre-K–5	614	11.5	54%	63%	Buford
Harris Elementary School	Pre-K–5	642	11.5	37%	48%	Duluth
Head Elementary School	Pre-K–5	720	13.8	67%	73%	Lilburn
Hopkins Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,113	11.6	16%	25%	Lilburn
Ivy Creek Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,507	15.2	64%	75%	Buford
Jackson Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,430	13.4	45%	51%	Lawrenceville
Jenkins Elementary School	Pre-K–5	775	12.6	29%	34%	Lawrenceville
Kanoheda Elementary School	Pre-K–5	925	12.6	31%	41%	Lawrenceville
Knight Elementary School	Pre-K–5	876	12.4	43%	53%	Lilburn
Lawrenceville Elementary School	Pre-K–5	677	12.5	24%	28%	Lawrenceville
Level Creek Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,051	14.9	80%	89%	Suwanee
Lilburn Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,249	12.0	27%	38%	Lilburn
Lovin Elementary School	Pre-K–5	856	11.6	46%	49%	Lawrenceville
Magill Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,259	13.4	34%	39%	Loganville
Mason Elementary School	Pre-K–5	913	14.3	47%	50%	Duluth
McKendree Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,030	11.4	36%	38%	Lawrenceville
Meadowcreek Elementary School	Pre-K–5	806	11.1	13%	22%	Norcross
Minor Elementary School	Pre-K–5	952	12.2	23%	30%	Lilburn
Mountain Park Elementary School	Pre-K–5	652	12.7	52%	63%	Lilburn
Mulberry Elementary School	Pre-K–5	763	12.4	55%	65%	Auburn
Nesbit Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,191	12.2	15%	22%	Tucker
New Life Academy of ExcellenceCharter	Pre-K–8	645	18.4	46%	42%	Duluth
Norcross Elementary School	Pre-K–5	751	12.1	24%	31%	Norcross
North Metro Academy of Performing Arts	Pre-K–5	193	9.9	33%	37%	Peachtree Corners
Norton Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,042	13.0	24%	29%	Snellville
Parsons Elementary School	Pre-K–5	882	13.2	64%	72%	Suwanee
Partee Elementary School	Pre-K–5	775	11.8	46%	52%	Snellville
Patrick Elementary School	Pre-K–5	999	14.3	45%	54%	Buford
Peachtree Elementary School	Pre-K–5	689	13.0	27%	33%	Peachtree Corners
Pharr Elementary School	Pre-K–5	816	11.6	59%	69%	Snellville
Puckett's Mill Elementary School	Pre-K–5	794	13.3	66%	72%	Dacula
Riverside Elementary School	Pre-K–5	919	14.5	79%	85%	Suwanee
Roberts Elementary School	Pre-K–5	946	14.6	75%	83%	Suwanee
Rock Springs Elementary School	Pre-K–5	801	13.1	37%	45%	Lawrenceville
Rockbridge Elementary School	Pre-K–5	990	12.5	13%	22%	Norcross
Rosebud Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,042	12.2	46%	56%	Loganville
Shiloh Elementary School	Pre-K–5	711	11.3	35%	46%	Snellville
Simonton Elementary School	Pre-K–5	702	13.4	29%	31%	Lawrenceville
Simpson Elementary School	Pre-K–5	881	12.4	79%	81%	Peachtree Corners
Starling Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,340	14.2	52%	63%	Grayson
Stripling Elementary School	Pre-K–5	799	11.3	18%	20%	Norcross
Sugar Hill Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,156	13.2	51%	64%	Sugar Hill
Suwanee Elementary School	Pre-K–5	637	12.6	73%	80%	Suwanee
Sycamore Elementary School	Pre-K–5	751	11.6	43%	50%	Sugar Hill
Taylor Elementary School	Pre-K–5	883	12.9	47%	55%	Lawrenceville
Trip Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,589	15.1	56%	61%	Grayson
Walnut Grove Elementary School	Pre-K–5	819	12.5	56%	61%	Suwanee
White Oak Elementary School	Pre-K–5	722	12.6	62%	71%	Sugar Hill
Winn Holt Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,046	12.2	29%	44%	Lawrenceville
Woodward Mill Elementary School	Pre-K–5	1,106	13.4	47%	56%	Lawrenceville
Bay Creek Middle School	6–8	1,510	16.7	61%	68%	Grayson
Berkmar Middle School	6–8	1,039	13.0	28%	29%	Lilburn
Coleman Middle School	6–8	711	14.5	59%	65%	Duluth
Couch Middle School	6–8	1,147	17.5	55%	55%	Grayson
Creekland Middle School	6–8	1,693	15.1	46%	54%	Lawrenceville
Crews Middle School	6–8	1,443	16.8	69%	77%	Lawrenceville
Dacula Middle School	6–8	1,866	16.0	49%	51%	Dacula
Duluth Middle School	6–8	1,201	12.4	34%	36%	Duluth
Five Forks Middle School	6–8	1,239	15.6	63%	72%	Lawrenceville
Grace Snell Middle School	6–8	1,231	15.0	35%	37%	Loganville
Hull Middle School	6–8	1,267	15.9	63%	66%	Duluth
Jones Middle School	6–8	1,758	15.3	63%	66%	Buford
Jordan Middle School	6–8	757	12.8	38%	50%	Lawrenceville
Lanier Middle School	6–8	1,369	14.3	57%	64%	Sugar Hill
Lilburn Middle School	6–8	1,636	13.7	24%	27%	Lilburn
McConnell Middle School	6–8	2,009	15.9	53%	49%	Loganville
Moore Middle School	6–8	971	14.1	28%	30%	Lawrenceville
North Gwinnett Middle School	6–8	2,360	17.0	79%	87%	Sugar Hill
Northbrook Middle School	6–8	944	15.1	52%	57%	Suwanee
Osborne Middle School	6–8	1,816	16.2	66%	73%	Hoschton
Pinckneyville Middle School	6–8	1,157	13.5	44%	48%	Peachtree Corners
Radloff Middle School	6–8	1,315	12.4	18%	17%	Duluth
Richards Middle School	6–8	1,974	14.4	30%	35%	Lawrenceville
Shiloh Middle School	6–8	1,592	13.9	36%	30%	Snellville
Snellville Middle School	6–8	820	13.7	36%	27%	Snellville
Summerour Middle School	6–8	1,319	12.1	28%	38%	Norcross
Sweetwater Middle School	6–8	1,470	13.7	32%	33%	Lawrenceville
Trickum Middle School	6–8	2,204	15.6	54%	56%	Lilburn
Twin Rivers Middle School	6–8	1,669	14.8	60%	64%	Buford
Archer High School	9–12	3,058	19.7	—	—	Lawrenceville
Berkmar High School	9–12	2,975	14.8	—	—	Lilburn
Brookwood High School	9–12	3,803	18.4	—	—	Snellville
Central Gwinnett High School	9–12	2,414	14.3	—	—	Lawrenceville
Collins Hill High School	9–12	2,485	17.1	—	—	Suwanee
Dacula High School	9–12	2,481	17.1	—	—	Dacula
Devereux Ackerman Academy - Gwinnett	5–12	17	3.4	25%	0.0%	Lawrenceville
Discovery High School	9–12	2,703	16.3	—	—	Lawrenceville
Duluth High School	9–12	2,556	16.4	—	—	Duluth
Grayson High School	9–12	3,627	17.2	—	—	Loganville
Gwinnett InterVention Education (GIVE) Center EastAlternative	6–12	334	8.0	11%	11%	Lawrenceville
Gwinnett Intervention Education Center (GIVE) West	6–12	227	6.1	7.1%	6.0%	Norcross
Gwinnett School of Mathematics- Science and Technology	9–12	1,304	16.6	—	—	Lawrenceville
International Transition Center	6–12	640	12.4	0.0%	0.0%	Lawrenceville
Lanier High School	9–12	1,871	16.6	—	—	Sugar Hill
McClure Health Science High School	9–12	1,237	17.6	—	—	Duluth
Meadowcreek High School	9–12	2,609	13.9	—	—	Norcross
Mill Creek High School	9–12	2,782	17.0	—	—	Hoschton
Mountain View High School	9–12	2,221	16.9	—	—	Lawrenceville
Norcross High School	9–12	2,317	14.1	—	—	Norcross
North Gwinnett High School	9–12	3,033	18.2	—	—	Suwanee
Parkview High School	9–12	3,216	18.6	—	—	Lilburn
Paul Duke STEM High School	9–12	1,509	18.2	—	—	Norcross
Peachtree Ridge High School	9–12	3,155	17.6	—	—	Suwanee
Phoenix High SchoolAlternative	9–12	921	25.1	—	—	Lawrenceville
Seckinger High School	9–12	2,318	18.3	—	—	Buford
Shiloh High School	9–12	2,096	15.8	—	—	Snellville
South Gwinnett High School	9–12	2,639	16.9	—	—	Snellville
Gwinnett Online CampusFully virtual	Pre-K–12	1,996	15.3	50%	32%	Lawrenceville
Oakland Meadow School	Pre-K–12	68	1.0	0.0%	9.1%	Lawrenceville

Reading and Math: share of tested students proficient or above on the state's own tests (grades 3–8, 2024–25 school year). Compare only within a state.

Sources

Address: 52 Gwinnett Dr, Lawrenceville, GA 30045
Phone: (678)301-6000

Public schools and school districts (National Center for Education Statistics · U.S. Census Bureau), 2024–25 school year. NCES Common Core of Data and EDGE public school geocodes; U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of School System Finances and cartographic boundary files (places).
Annual Survey of School System Finances (U.S. Census Bureau), FY2024. U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of School System Finances (F-33).
State Assessment Data Repository (Education Data Center), 2024–25 school year. Data sourced from the Education Data Center (www.eddatacenter.org), a partner project of the National Center for Civic Innovation, Inc. State Assessment Data Repository v3.1.