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Osborne Middle School

Public Grades 6-8
72nd
SchoolDigger Rank ?
of 578 Georgia Middle Schools
Better than 88% of Georgia middle schools
Summary

Osborne Middle School in Hoschton, GA, serves 1,816 students in grades 6-8 and is part of the Gwinnett County district, a large suburban system northeast of Atlanta. The school has a decade-long track record of strong performance, consistently ranking among Georgia's top middle schools, though its most recent ranking of 72nd statewide (88th percentile) is its lowest in ten years—a shift that appears tied to changes in the broader assessment landscape rather than a collapse in student achievement.

Osborne's standout strength is its advanced coursework. In 2025-2026, 99.7% of students scored proficient on the Algebra I End of Course assessment—dramatically above the district's 57.6% and the state's 48.1%. Biology results are similarly impressive, with 85.4% proficient versus 50.7% district-wide. The school also excels with English Language Learners, ranking 2nd out of 166 schools statewide (99th percentile), and posts strong results for African American (91st percentile), Hispanic (90th percentile), and Special Education (86th percentile) students. Chronic absenteeism is remarkably low at 7.6%, less than half the district rate of 15.0%. Compared to nearby schools, Osborne outperforms most peers—its 8th grade math proficiency of 74.5% trails only Buford Middle School's exceptional 88.9%, while schools like Russell Middle School and Westside Middle School post rates below 40%.

Osborne achieves these results efficiently, spending $12,468 per student—less than several lower-performing neighbors like Twin Rivers Middle School ($13,232) and C. W. Davis Middle School ($13,565). Its student-teacher ratio of 16.2:1 is higher than many peers, yet outcomes remain superior, suggesting instructional quality and school systems drive success. While the recent ranking dip and a decline in Social Studies proficiency (68.4%, down from 74.5%) merit attention, Osborne's consistent excellence across student subgroups, low absenteeism, and exceptional advanced coursework make it a compelling choice for families seeking a high-performing middle school in the Hoschton area.

1,816
Students ?
16.2
Student/teacher ratio ?
$12,468
Per pupil spending ?
36.6%
Free/reduced lunch eligible (2024-25) ?
 4404 Braselton Hwy
       Hoschton, GA  30548

(770) 904-5400

District: Gwinnett County


Students who attend Osborne Middle School usually attend:

High:    Mill Creek High School

Feeder schools for Osborne Middle School:

Elementary:    Duncan Creek Elementary
    Fort Daniel Elementary School
    Puckett's Mill Elementary School
Racial breakdown:

White:
35.1%
African American:
24.8%
Asian:
17.9%
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At a glance
▼ Ranking trend: Declining — 95th percentile in 2016 → 88th in 2026
Strengths
✓Test scores above the Georgia average (72% vs 45% meeting standards)
✓Ranks in the top 12% of Georgia middle schools
✓Among the top-ranked schools in Gwinnett County
Worth a look
!Ranking has slipped — down 7 percentile points since 2016
!Some student groups rank well below the school's overall statewide standing
Students meeting standards (2025-2026) ?
This school72%
District avg52%
Georgia avg45%
72nd of 578
Georgia public middle schools ?
Top 12%▼ down 8 pts since 2016
From top 5% (2016) to top 12% (2026)
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★★★★★
SchoolDigger rating ?
4th of 29Middle Schools in the Gwinnett County
67th of 202Gwinnett County among Georgia districts
Statewide rank percentile over time (100 = the top-ranked school in the state; click a legend item to add a student group)
Show full rank history (all student groups)

All Students

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202684.572 of 57887.5%★★★★☆
202595.133 of 58594.4%★★★★★
202496.028 of 57895.2%★★★★★
202396.623 of 56996.0%★★★★★
202296.721 of 55896.2%★★★★★
202194.434 of 54293.7%★★★★★
201994.825 of 55995.5%★★★★★
201896.716 of 54397.1%★★★★★
201796.216 of 53997.0%★★★★★
201692.227 of 54595.0%★★★★★
201598.111 of 53798.0%★★★★★
201484.715 of 52197.1%★★★★★
201385.611 of 52797.9%★★★★★
201286.28 of 50898.4%★★★★★
201187.63 of 50499.4%★★★★★
201087.313 of 49497.4%★★★★★
200987.321 of 46695.5%★★★★★
200889.712 of 46297.4%★★★★★
200788.915 of 44596.6%★★★★★
200688.217 of 42096.0%★★★★★

African American

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202686.244 of 48090.8%★★★★★
202591.030 of 49493.9%★★★★★
202492.919 of 48996.1%★★★★★
202395.712 of 48597.5%★★★★★
202293.123 of 48295.2%★★★★★

Asian

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202661.944 of 8950.6%★★★☆☆
202561.244 of 9252.2%★★★☆☆
202463.039 of 9056.7%★★★☆☆
202374.123 of 9575.8%★★★★☆
202257.342 of 8952.8%★★★☆☆

English Language Learner

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202696.52 of 16698.8%★★★★★
202595.64 of 19998.0%★★★★★
202488.010 of 20095.0%★★★★★
202395.45 of 16697.0%★★★★★
202289.38 of 15794.9%★★★★★

Female

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202683.275 of 55086.4%★★★★☆
202589.642 of 56792.6%★★★★★
202490.139 of 55893.0%★★★★★
202392.631 of 55394.4%★★★★★
202291.438 of 54493.0%★★★★★

Hispanic

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202685.237 of 37490.1%★★★★★
202589.427 of 40093.3%★★★★★
202489.030 of 38192.1%★★★★★
202389.825 of 38093.4%★★★★★
202291.721 of 36794.3%★★★★★

Male

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202684.074 of 55086.5%★★★★☆
202588.151 of 56991.0%★★★★★
202489.840 of 56192.9%★★★★★
202392.137 of 55993.4%★★★★★
202290.542 of 55392.4%★★★★★

Migrant

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202386.511 of 15793.0%★★★★★
202287.012 of 15992.5%★★★★★

Multi-racial

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202669.441 of 13669.9%★★★★☆
202580.727 of 16984.0%★★★★☆
202480.728 of 17283.7%★★★★☆
202372.037 of 16377.3%★★★★☆
202284.818 of 14587.6%★★★★☆

Special Education

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202677.560 of 42585.9%★★★★☆
202579.055 of 44287.6%★★★★☆
202494.715 of 43796.6%★★★★★
202395.116 of 42996.3%★★★★★
202291.517 of 43196.1%★★★★★

White

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankGeorgia percentileRating
202679.867 of 40483.4%★★★★☆
202587.430 of 41592.8%★★★★★
202489.025 of 41794.0%★★★★★
202390.122 of 42994.9%★★★★★
202288.735 of 42591.8%★★★★★
How student groups rank statewide ? (each group's percentile vs the same group at other schools — higher is better; the +/- beside each compares the group with this school's overall percentile)
English Language Learner (2026)99th percentile+11 vs school
Migrant (2023)93rd percentile-3 vs school
African American (2026)91st percentile+3 vs school
Hispanic (2026)90th percentile+3 vs school
Male (2026)87th percentile~ school
Female (2026)86th percentile~ school
Special Education (2026)86th percentile~ school
White (2026)83rd percentile-4 vs school
Multi-racial (2026)70th percentile-18 vs school
Asian (2026)51st percentile-37 vs school
By subject vs Georgia (2025-2026) ?
Algebra I100%+52 vs state
Biology85%+38 vs state
Mathematics72%+29 vs state
Social Studies68%+28 vs state
HS Physical Science64%+3 vs state

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What people are saying
by a student
Wednesday, February 4, 2026

Open Quote My daughter feared going to this school every single day. Between metal detectors and a chaotic environment, it never felt like a safe or supportive place to learn—it felt stressful and intimidating, more like entering an airport than a middle school.

The administration consistently ignored student and parent input. One major example was when parents overwhelmingly voted against clear backpacks in a poll. Despite this, the school spent thousands of taxpayer dollars on them anyway—without testing samples first. The backpacks quickly broke, and that money was completely wasted.

The counseling department was especially disappointing. In 6th grade, a counselor told my child about an accusation made by another student without ever asking for her side of the story, and she was punished without a fair conversation. That completely broke her trust and made her feel unsupported.

Overall, the school felt unsafe, chaotic, and dismissive of the people it’s supposed to serve. Moving away was a massive relief. I would not recommend this school to families looking for a secure, student-focused environment, I would recommend it to an enemy. Close Quote


by a parent
Wednesday, May 29, 2019

Open Quote My son was new to the school, but after his first year, he really likes everything about it. The teachers are fantastic and the extra curricular activities are abundant: sports, music, art, or whatever your child is into. Close Quote


by a parent
Thursday, August 9, 2018

Open Quote My kids actually enjoyed middle school at OMS. The teachers are great and the curriculum is challenging. Wonderful school. My kids were well prepared for Mill Creek High School when they left. Close Quote





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Frequently Asked Questions about Osborne Middle School

Students at Osborne Middle School are 35% White, 25% African American, 18% Asian, 17% Hispanic, 5% Two or more races.

In the 2024-25 school year, 1,816 students attended Osborne Middle School.

Students who attend Osborne Middle School usually go on to attend Mill Creek High School

Osborne Middle School ranks 72nd of 578 Georgia middle schools. SchoolDigger rates this school 4 stars out of 5.

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2025–26 attendance dataAug 6, 2026
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2021–22 through 2024–25 Milestones Assessment scores (updated)Aug 6, 2026
2024–25 dropout ratesFeb 19, 2026


SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Georgia Department of Education.

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