Lovin Elementary School is named in memory of Edwin Lovin, a well respected educator whose career with Gwinnett County Public Schools spanned 34 years.  Mr. Lovin began his career with GCPS at Dacula High...

History of Harbins Elementary School Located approximately five miles southeast of Dacula on New Hope Road, Harbins Elementary became the third elementary school in the Dacula cluster when it opened its doors in August 1995....

For the month of March there is a ton going on at Harbins Elementary for students, parents and faculty. To check out all the latest going on you can visit the school's website: http://www.harbins.org/Page1c.htm?MID=135 For a...

    The best young artists from Gwinnett County will take center stage in March in honor of Youth Art Month. The 2016 Tapestry Display will be held at the J. Alvin Wilbanks Instructional Support Center...

Dacula Cluster was very excited to be honored with Gwinnett County’s first Innovation and Transformation Award which included $450,000 for the Dacula Cluster. This award was based on our excellent work and leading the...

Community The first settlement in the area was called Chinquapin Grove.  In 1891, tracks were being laid for the Seaboard Railroad, approximately six miles east of Lawrenceville, and the contractors selected it as their temporary...

Students at Buford Elementary participated in a Wolf-A-Thon to raise money for their school. Each child ran 36 laps, and the event was a complete success!

Congratulations to the Buford Lady Wolves Softball Team for winning their 7th consecutive State Championship!

Congratulations to the Wolf Pack Players, who won the One Act State Championship for their performance of their fall musical at Buford City High School.

In accordance with annual tradition, 12th grade students who had been enrolled at BCSS since kindergarten visited Buford Elementary in February to read books to children in celebration of Dr. Seuss Day, also known as...