Summary:
Zip code 30092 in Peachtree Corners, Georgia, is home to one middle school, Pinckneyville Middle School, which serves grades 6 through 8 and enrolls 1,157 students within the Gwinnett County school district.
Pinckneyville Middle School stands out for its exceptional performance in advanced mathematics. In the 2025-2026 school year, 100% of students taking the Algebra I End of Course exam scored proficient or better, dramatically exceeding both the district (57.6%) and state (48.1%) averages, and matching the near-perfect 99% proficiency from the prior year. This indicates a highly effective accelerated math pathway for 8th graders. The school also maintains a strong chronic absenteeism rate of 11.1%, notably lower than the district (15.0%) and state (17.7%) averages. However, performance is mixed across other subjects. While 6th-grade math proficiency improved significantly by 10.3 points to 50.4%, 8th-grade math dipped to 50.7%, trailing the district's 55.2%. The school's 8th-grade HS Physical Science proficiency (41.9%) falls well below the state average (60.9%), representing its most significant area of underperformance. Conversely, 8th-grade Social Studies showed strong growth, jumping 10.6 points to 50.9%, now exceeding the state average by more than 10 points.
Despite 57% of students qualifying for free or reduced lunch, Pinckneyville achieves above-state-average results in most subjects while maintaining lower-than-average chronic absenteeism, suggesting effective support systems. The school's overall ranking slipped slightly from the 71st to 66th percentile, earning a 3-star rating (down from 4 stars), though it remains solidly in the upper third of Georgia middle schools. For parents, this school offers a standout advanced math program and strong attendance, but science performance and some grade-level math scores are areas to watch. The school's strengths are concentrated in specific areas rather than uniformly distributed, making it a solid choice for students with strong math abilities, while families should consider the mixed results in other subjects.
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