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Gwinnett County Public Schools

Every school in the district with Georgia's own ratings, how to confirm a home's zoned schools, and homes for sale in the district.

81.5CCRPI score, 2024-25Georgia 78.0 · Year before: 82.5
177,167Students, 2025-26
85.4%4-year graduation rateGeorgia 87.2%
13.9Students per teacher
13 yrsTeachers' average experience
45.6%3rd graders reading on grade level
54.6%College and career ready
$13,701Spending per student2024-25

The number by each school is its 2024-25 CCRPI score (0 to 100; Georgia's average is 78.0).

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Middle schools

High schools

Confirm a home's zoned schools

School zones are set by the district and can change from one school year to the next. A listing's school info, and the zone map on this page, are a starting point only. Always confirm with Gwinnett County Public Schools:

  1. Look up the address with the district's school locator and cluster maps.
  2. Call to confirm: Gwinnett County Public Schools Planning Department, 678-301-7085. Ask about zone changes planned for next school year and new schools being built nearby.
  3. Before your due diligence period ends, get it in writing (an email from the district is fine) if a school is a must-have.

Gwinnett County Public Schools: website · 678-301-6000

Georgia Milestones, 2024-25: students Proficient or above
TestDistrictGeorgia
English Language Arts46.1%40%
Mathematics51.5%43.4%
Physical Science43.6%57.3%
Science50.8%37.6%
Social Studies49.7%38.8%
Algebra: Concepts and Connections53.2%45.1%
American Literature and Composition44.5%40.6%
Biology49.3%44.3%
US History40.8%38.6%

How Georgia rates schools

CCRPI (College and Career Ready Performance Index) is Georgia's 0 to 100 score for every public school, and it's the score on the state's School Grades Reports. It combines how students do on the Georgia Milestones tests (Content Mastery), how much they grow from year to year (Progress), whether every group of students is improving (Closing Gaps), readiness measures like reading on grade level, attendance and advanced coursework (Readiness) and, for high schools, the graduation rate.

Georgia gave schools A to F letter grades through 2018–19 and now publishes the number only, so we show the number next to Georgia's average.

Test scores say a lot but not everything. Visit, ask about class sizes, programs and activities, and talk to families nearby.

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Homes for sale in Gwinnett County Public Schools

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Homes inside our map of the zone, live from Georgia MLS. Homes near the edge of a zone can go either way, so confirm with the district. Listings shown with each listing brokerage; information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Only listings Georgia MLS allows on public websites appear here. Equal Housing Opportunity.

Where these numbers come from

Ratings and stats are Georgia's own public data: the Georgia School Grades Reports and College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) scores, enrollment, graduation rates, Georgia Milestones results and teacher counts, published by the Governor's Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) with the Georgia Department of Education, plus school locations from the National Center for Education Statistics. We don't use paid ratings sites. Numbers are for the school year shown and the state can revise them.

Attendance zones are drawn from each district's own published zone maps where the district shares them (source and date on each district page), and district lines from the U.S. Census Bureau. They're our best map of the lines, not the district's official word: always confirm a home's schools with the district.