Duluth public schools: every school, zone and report card

Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Sources: Gwinnett County Public Schools’ Find My School tool, school directory and Duluth, Peachtree Ridge and Meadowcreek cluster pages, the City of Duluth’s schools page, the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement’s 2025 School Grades data, each school’s website and the federal Private School Survey.

Public schools in Duluth are run by Gwinnett County Public Schools, not by the city. School zones do not follow city limits: some schools that serve Duluth homes sit outside the city, and some schools with a Duluth mailing address serve homes outside it. Check any address with the district’s Find My School tool before you buy or rent, call the district’s Planning Department at 678-301-7085, or call the district’s main line at 678-301-6000.

In the analysis behind our neighborhoods guide, which matched Gwinnett County’s address points inside Duluth to the district’s 2026 zone map:

• High school: about 90% of addresses in the city are zoned for Duluth High and 10%, on the east side, for Peachtree Ridge High.
• Middle school: about 61% for Coleman Middle, 29% for Duluth Middle and 10% for Hull Middle.
• Elementary school: about 61% for Chattahoochee, 20% for Harris, 9% for Berkeley Lake, 6% for Mason and 4% for Parsons Elementary in Suwanee. Fewer than 1% each are zoned for Burnette Elementary and Chesney.

The tables also list three schools with Duluth mailing addresses south of the city, in the district’s Meadowcreek Cluster: McClure Health Science High, Radloff Middle and Ferguson Elementary. No address in the city is zoned for them.

Each school’s name links to our page on it, with the principal, the zone, the feeder schools, bell times and the next breaks. Scores link to the state’s report card. Tables are in alphabetical order.

High schools

McClure Health Science High has no zone of its own: it and Meadowcreek High are “the two high schools available to students in the Meadowcreek Cluster Attendance zone,” according to McClure’s registration page. McClure students play sports for the school they would attend based on where they live.

Middle schools

Elementary schools

Berkeley Lake Elementary has a Duluth mailing address, but the campus is inside the city of Berkeley Lake, according to the Census Bureau’s geocoder.

Charter school

New Life Academy of Excellence is a tuition-free public charter school in Gwinnett County Public Schools. Applicants must live in Gwinnett County, and seats go by a public lottery run through the district, according to the school’s enrollment schedule. For 2026-27, open enrollment ran Dec. 19, 2025, to Jan. 30, 2026, and the lottery was Feb. 4, 2026.

CCRPI scores by school

Enrollment and scores are the state’s figures in its 2025 School Grades data. The CCRPI single score runs from 0 to 100; in 2025 the Georgia averages were 78.6 for elementary schools, 78.4 for middle schools and 76.9 for high schools, and Gwinnett County Public Schools scored 81.5 overall. CCRPI is the Georgia Department of Education’s accountability measure, according to GaDOE; Georgia does not give schools A-to-F letter grades.

Private schools

These private schools have Duluth addresses in the NCES Private School Survey for the 2023-24 school year. Grades are the survey’s; descriptions are the schools’ own.

• Atlanta Adventist Academy, 2959 Duluth Highway: ninth to 12th grade. The school calls itself “a Christian College-prep High School run by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.” aaa.edu
• Duluth Adventist Christian School, 2959 Duluth Highway: pre-K to eighth grade. The school describes “exceptional learner-driven education in a Christ-filled environment.” dacsisgreat.com
• Notre Dame Academy, 4635 River Green Parkway: pre-K to 12th grade in the survey. The school calls itself “a Marist Catholic & International Baccalaureate World School for Grades K-12.” ndacademy.org

The survey also lists two early-learning centers on Meadow Church Road (ZIP code 30097): Crème de la Crème, 2349 Meadow Church Road, pre-K and kindergarten, which calls itself a “Daycare & Preschool” (cremedelacreme.com), and Sugarloaf Montessori School, 2270 Meadow Church Road, pre-K to first grade in the survey, which describes “Authentic Montessori education and daycare for children ages 1.5 - 6 years” (montessori.com).

More

• The district calendar, registration, school board meetings and the redistricting pause: our Duluth schools guide
• Which schools each part of the city is zoned for, with home values: our Duluth neighborhoods guide
• Schedules and results: Friday night football and the scoreboard

Frequently asked questions

Who runs the public schools in Duluth?

Gwinnett County Public Schools. The city does not run schools. The district’s main line is 678-301-6000.

What high school serves Duluth?

Duluth High for about 90% of addresses in the city and Peachtree Ridge High for about 10%, on the east side, in the district’s 2026 zone map.

How do I find my school zone in Duluth?

Enter the address in Gwinnett County Public Schools’ Find My School tool, or call the district’s Planning Department at 678-301-7085. Zones do not follow city limits.

Is there a charter school in Duluth?

Yes. New Life Academy of Excellence, a tuition-free public charter school on River Green Parkway for kindergarten through eighth grade, fills seats by lottery among Gwinnett County residents.

What private schools are in Duluth?

Notre Dame Academy, Atlanta Adventist Academy and Duluth Adventist Christian School have Duluth addresses in the federal Private School Survey for 2023-24.