Education in Lawrenceville, GA

Updated 2026 β€’ Schools and education data

HS Graduate or Higher
84.0%
Bachelor's Degree+
26.5%
Total Schools
30

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2023 estimates (Population 25+: 19,059)

Education Levels (Age 25+)

Bachelor's Degree+
26.5%
Some College / Associate
29.6%
High School Diploma
28.0%
Less Than High School
25.7%

Median Earnings by Education Level

Graduate Degree
$56,324
Bachelor's Degree
$43,898
HS Diploma
$23,332
Less Than HS
$14,686

Annual median earnings for full-time workers aged 25+

School Enrollment

Total Enrolled
8,974

Education in Lawrenceville

Education plays a vital role in Lawrenceville, GA's community. With 26% of residents holding bachelor's degrees or higher, this is a developing educational profile area (below the national average). The area is served by 30 schools across elementary, middle, and high school levels. This page covers school options, graduation rates, and educational resources.

Schools in Lawrenceville, GA

Showing 30 schools β€” including public, private, and charter schools with student-teacher ratios and graduation rates.

Craig Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
83
Students
1087
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/13

Gwinnett InterVention Education (GIVE) Center East

High

Gwinnett County

Teachers
40
Students
226
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/5

Simonton Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
51
Students
749
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/14

Jackson Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
101
Students
1491
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/14

Kanoheda Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
72
Students
890
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/12

Lawrenceville Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
58
Students
699
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/12

Central Gwinnett High School

High

Gwinnett County

Teachers
158
Students
β€”
Grad. Rate
78.82%

Bethesda Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
88
Students
1148
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/12

Gwin Oaks Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
74
Students
1060
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/14

Five Forks Middle School

Middle

Gwinnett County

Teachers
72
Students
1218
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/16

Sweetwater Middle School

Middle

Gwinnett County

Teachers
104
Students
1480
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/14

Creekland Middle School

Middle

Gwinnett County

Teachers
117
Students
1860
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/15

Richards Middle School

Middle

Gwinnett County

Teachers
127
Students
1986
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/15

Phoenix High School

High

Gwinnett County

Teachers
34
Students
762
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/22

McKendree Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
75
Students
1013
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/13

Cedar Hill Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
65
Students
900
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/13

Crews Middle School

Middle

Gwinnett County

Teachers
85
Students
1421
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/16

Taylor Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
62
Students
873
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/14

Rock Springs Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
57
Students
749
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/12

Freeman's Mill Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
69
Students
1057
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/15

Corley Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
85
Students
1096
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/12

Alford Elementary

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
65
Students
896
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/13

Lovin Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
72
Students
893
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/12

Winn Holt Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
83
Students
1055
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/12

Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science and Technology

High

Gwinnett County

Teachers
74
Students
1231
Grad. Rate
99.18%
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/16

Oakland Meadow School

Other

Gwinnett County

Teachers
70
Students
46
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/0

Benefield Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
84
Students
1243
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/14

Archer High School

High

Gwinnett County

Teachers
161
Students
β€”
Grad. Rate
88.64%

Woodward Mill Elementary School

Elementary

Gwinnett County

Teachers
69
Students
1020
Grad. Rate
β€”
Student-Teacher Ratio: 1/14

Mountain View High School

High

Gwinnett County

Teachers
133
Students
β€”
Grad. Rate
89.03%

Pros & Cons

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Pros

  • β€’Good schools available
  • β€’Vibrant local shops
  • β€’Nearby parks and recreation
  • β€’Family-friendly atmosphere
  • β€’Proximity to Atlanta
  • β€’Affordable cost of living
  • β€’Active nightlife options
  • β€’Growing job market
  • β€’Various kids activities
  • β€’Diverse community events
βœ—

Cons

  • β€’Somewhat conservative views
  • β€’Job competition is rising
  • β€’Limited cultural diversity
  • β€’Traffic congestion issues
  • β€’Higher crime rates reported
  • β€’Limited public transportation
  • β€’Seasonal weather challenges
  • β€’Less nightlife variety
  • β€’Variable school quality
  • β€’Occasional racial tensions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Lawrenceville, GA? β–Ό

The cost of living in Lawrenceville, GA is 0% equal to the national average, with a cost of living index of 100 (where 100 represents the U.S. average). Housing typically accounts for the largest portion of living expenses. See full cost of living breakdown β†’

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Lawrenceville, GA is average in terms of safety, with crime rates near the national average. Safety varies significantly by neighborhood. View detailed Lawrenceville crime statistics β†’

How are the schools in Lawrenceville, GA? β–Ό

Lawrenceville, GA has 30 schools serving the community, including public, private, and charter options. School quality varies, so we recommend checking specific school ratings and test scores. See Lawrenceville school ratings β†’

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πŸ“… Last Updated: February 2026

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (2023), National Center for Education Statistics

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