Summer Reading/AP Assignments

Rising 9th, 10th, and 11th graders have a reading assignment to complete this summer. Find your assignment on the Summer Assignments page.

AP Honor School

Lanier HS is an AP Honor School!

We are pleased to announce that Lanier High School was recognized as an AP Honor School, receiving recognition in 6 of the 8 possible categories!

Read more at the state DOE's press release.

STAR Students and Teachers

Partnership Gwinnett recognizes STAR students and teachers from Gwinnett County Public Schools.

Lanier High School's STAR Student is David Kwack.

Lanier High School's STAR Teacher is Laura Wood.

College Success Award

Lanier HS is one of Georgia’s 83 public schools that earned a College Success Award in 2022 based on their success preparing students for college. The College Success Award recognizes public high schools that stand out in helping students enroll and succeed in college.

Learn more at the Great Schools website.

Athletic Event Clear Bag Policy

Starting on September 30^th, Lanier High School will implement a clear bag policy for all home athletic events.  Thank you for your support and understanding as we work to create a safer environment for everyone. Please see the attached flyer. 

Open House

Please join us for Open House on Wednesday, July 301st from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM.

9th Grade Orientation: 9:00 AM-10:00 AM

9^th Grade Parents and Students will report to the Commons/Cafeteria at 8:45 AM

Parents will have a presentation in the theater while students will have a separate presentation in the Commons.

Students will meet teachers, find bus routes, purchase spirit wear, and learn about sports and clubs.

Testing for Lead in Water

In December 2023, Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) began participating in the Georgia Department of Education’s statewide “Clean Water for Georgia Kids” program. This program tests all drinking and cooking water taps in schools for lead. Initial testing began in January 2024 and will be/was completed in July. Elementary schools were tested first before moving to middle and high schools.

To be clear, GCPS has no evidence of a widespread problem with the water quality in any school or building. This testing is a proactive measure to ensure the health and safety of our students, staff, parents, and community.

According to EPA guidelines, if any test shows lead is present at 15 parts per billion or higher, we will turn off the fixture’s water supply and immediately take action to fix the problem. The fixture will only be used again after a follow-up test confirms the water is safe to drink.

In accordance with our commitment to transparency, test results for each and every school will be available on the Clean Water for Georgia Kids Website.

For more information about our testing program, including the schedule, process, frequently asked questions, and test results, visit the GCPS website, click on Schools, and look for “Testing for Lead in Water.” 

Thank you for your continued support of our schools.