In Georgia's largest school district, middle schoolers make up the smallest portion of the enrollment. Gwinnett County has 42,764 students in its 36 middle schools and middle school programs, new district data shows.
The largest of those schools is North Gwinnett Middle School, in Sugar Hill. The school had 2,202 students when the district conducted its post-Labor Day count on Sept. 5. The second-largest school, Richards Middle School in Lawrenceville, had 2,158, according to data provided by Gwinnett County Public Schools.
Lilburn’s Trickum Middle School had just 20 fewer students, 2,138, putting it in third place. Creekland Middle School in Lawrenceville was fourth-largest with 2,106 students, and Twin Rivers Middle School in Buford was fifth with 1,997 students.
The full list of middle schools by enrollment is below:
- North Gwinnett Middle School: 2,202
- Richards Middle School: 2,158
- Trickum Middle School: 2,138
- Creekland Middle School: 2,106
- Twin Rivers Middle School: 1,997
- McConnell Middle School: 1,929
- Shiloh Middle School: 1,844
- Lilburn Middle School: 1,742
- Osborne Middle School: 1,730
- Summerour Middle School: 1,710
- Dacula Middle School: 1,633
- Sweetwater Middle School: 1,492
- Duluth Middle School: 1,453
- Lanier Middle School: 1,447
- Radloff Middle School: 1,381
- Crews Middle School: 1,374
- Pinckneyville Middle School: 1,311
- Grace Snell Middle School: 1,263
- Hull Middle School: 1,251
- Berkmar Middle School: 1,182
- Bay Creek Middle School: 1,141
- Five Forks Middle School: 1,112
- Couch Middle School: 1,049
- Northbrook Middle School: 1,028
- Jones Middle School: 981
- Jordan Middle School: 944
- Moore Middle School: 930
- Snellville Middle School: 882
- Coleman Middle School: 777
- Gwinnett Conline Campus: 282
- New Life Academy: 121
- GIVE (Gwinnett Intervention Education) West: 71
- GIVE (Gwinnett Intervention Education) East: 50
- The BRIDGE (special education program): 30
- Inetrnational Transition Center: 17
- Oakland Meadow School: 6
