Madras Middle School is a middle school located at 33°26.2'N 84°45.2'W in northeastern Coweta County, Georgia. It serves grades 6 to 8 as part of the CCSS (Coweta County School System). The school was in Northgate High School's facilities during its construction and was named Northgate Middle School until 1998 when it moved into its current building and was renamed Madras Middle School. Graduates from Madras attend the previously mentioned Northgate High School, East Coweta High School or Newnan High School. It is named for the nearby town of Madras.
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