Gwin Oaks Elementary School (Brookwood) Lawrenceville Elementary School (Central Gwinnett) Simonton Elementary School (Central Gwinnett) Kanoheda Elementary School (Berkmar) Margaret Winn Holt Elementary School (Central Gwinnett) Jackson Elementary School (Peachtree Ridge) Woodward Mill Elementary School (Mountain View) Freeman's Mill Elementary School (Mountain View) Lovin Elementary School (Archer) K.E. Taylor Elementary School (Collins Hill) McKendree Elementary School (Collins Hill) Jenkins Elementary School (Central Gwinnett) Rock Springs Elementary School (Collins Hill) Middle schools Moore Middle School (Central Gwinnett) J.E. Richards Middle School (Discovery) Creekland Middle School (Collins Hill) Jordan Middle School (Central Gwinnett) Five Forks Middle School (Brookwood) Alton C. Crews Middle School (Brookwood) Sweetwater Middle School (Berkmar) High schools Archer High School Central Gwinnett High School Discovery High School Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology Maxwell High School Mountain View High School Phoenix High School Other schools Gwinnett Intervention Education (GIVE) Center East Hooper-Renwick School Sola Fide Academy Colleges and university Within Lawrenceville are two public colleges: Gwinnett Technical College Georgia Gwinnett College Libraries Gwinnett County Public Library operates the Collins Hill, Five Forks and Lawrenceville branches. The Five Forks and Collins Hill branches are in an unincorporated area. Hospitals Lawrenceville is home to Northside Hospital Gwinnett (formerly Gwinnett Medical Center). GMC is a non-profit, 500-bed health care network based in Gwinnett County. It comprises two hospitals, plus several supporting medical facilities, with more than 4,300 employees and more than 800 affiliated physicians. The flagship campus of GMC is located in Lawrenceville near the intersection of Hwy. 316 and Duluth Highway 120. Prior to the opening of Gwinnett Medical Center in 1984, the area was served by Button Gwinnett Hospital, which was later converted to an inpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment facility. Arts and culture Historically significant buildings in downtown Lawrenceville include the Gwinnett Historic Courthouse and Lawrenceville Female Seminary. Also downtown are various landmarks and antique locations. Lawrenceville's revitalization plan was strengthened in 2005 when the city crafted a unique partnership with Aurora Theatre (Gwinnett County's only professional theatre), which relocated from the nearby town of Duluth to a permanent site in downtown Lawrenceville in May 2007 for the opening of its 11th season. Now in its 23rd season, Aurora Theatre (http://www.auroratheatre.com/), is the second largest professional theatre in Georgia, produces 800 ticketed events a year, attracts 80,000 visitors, and conducts the Lawrenceville Ghost Tours, a 90-minute walking tour of the historic downtown area led by professional