Guide to Gwinnett: Government & Courts
"This is a court committed, heart and soul, to the principle that all must have access to justice."
-Nathan L. Hecht
Gwinnett County's court and legal...
Guide to Gwinnett: Gwinnett History
The origins of our beloved Gwinnett go back to the year 1818. The county was created on land ceded by...
Guide to Gwinnett: Gwinnett Government – Welcoming You
As Gwinnett County's population approaches a million residents, we pride ourselves on the outstanding quality of life we have achieved.
Our great location, warm climate,...
Guide to Gwinnett: Cities, Neighbors & Friends…
World-class schools, strong economic opportunities, award-winning parks, affordable housing, diverse entertainment - there's so much to love about Gwinnett!
But ask a resident their favorite...
Guide to Gwinnett: Just Hashtag It!
We've been saying it for years_there's a lot to love about Gwinnett!
Telling the good news of Gwinnett has always been our mission. We see...
Inspiring a New Generation of Performers: Traci Davison
Traci Davison is as kind as she is tenacious as she alone heads the theater department at North Gwinnett Middle School. With last year's...
Kelly Lorenz Wants a Unique Understanding of Every Student
Dr. Kelly Lorenz teaches Social Studies at North Gwinnett Middle School. Dr. Lorenz was born in Texas, but she moved to Missouri as a...
Mr. J is a World Traveler
In the eight years since North Gwinnett Middle School first opened, there has only been one teacher who has climbed Kilimanjaro, visited six different...
More Than Just “Book Keeping”
Osborne Middle School's media specialist, Dr. Mosely, does much more than just "book keep". Unlike anyone else in the building, Dr. Mosely has the...
Music and Education at Creekland Middle School
Did you know 85 percent of Americans believe that participating in school music programs is linked to better performance in a school setting? While...











