List of Schools in Georgia (U.S. State) - Gwinnett County

Gwinnett County

  • Gwinnett County Public Schools
    • Alton C. Crews Middle School, Snellville
    • Berkmar High School, Lilburn
    • Brookwood High School, Snellville
    • Buford High School, Buford
    • Central Gwinnett High School, Lawrenceville
    • Collins Hill High School, Suwanee
    • Creekland Middle School, Lawrenceville
    • Dacula High School, Dacula
    • Duluth High School, Duluth
    • GIVE Center East, Lawrenceville
    • GIVE Center West, Norcross
    • Grayson High School, Loganville
    • Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology, Duluth
    • Lanier High School, Sugar Hill
    • Lanier Middle School, Buford
    • McKendree Elementary School, Lawrenceville
    • Meadowcreek High School, Norcross
    • Mill Creek High School, Hoschton
    • Mountain View High School, Lawrenceville
    • Norcross High School, Norcross
    • North Gwinnett High School, Suwanee
    • Parkview High School, Lilburn
    • Peachtree Ridge High School, Suwanee
    • Phoenix High School, Lawrenceville
    • Shiloh High School, Snellville
    • South Gwinnett High School, Snellville
    • Summerour middle school, Norcross
  • Covenant Christian Academy, Loganville
  • Greater Atlanta Christian School, Norcross
  • Parkwood Christian Academy, Liburn
  • Providence Christian Academy, Lilburn
  • Wesleyan School, Norcross
  • Gwinnett County Private Elementary schools
    • Cornerstone Christian Academy, Norcross

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