130 Firestone Pointe
Duluth, GA 30097

We are an Autrey Mill Middle School family with two of our three children having attended so far, and our experience has been exceptional. The teachers and staff are highly engaged and communicative, and we’ve always felt well informed about academics, safety, and what’s happening at the school.What really stands out is how well AMMS supports different learning styles. My first child was very independent, while my second needed more hands-on guidance—and both have thrived. Between academic intervention, enrichment opportunities, and strong social-emotional learning, students are truly met where they are and supported as individuals.Over the years, through orientations and school events, we’ve met many teachers, and you really get what you see. Teaching styles vary—some teachers are more structured and rigorous (especially in accelerated courses), while others are more flexible. I actually see this as a strength, as it teaches students how to adapt to different expectations, personalities, and challenges—skills they’ll need well beyond the classroom.The school also does a thoughtful job supporting transitions—not just from elementary to middle school, but in preparing students academically and personally for high school. There is a sense of continuity and consistency year over year, and it’s clear that teachers genuinely care about student growth.Beyond academics, AMMS encourages responsibility, confidence, and leadership. The student body is diverse and generally kind, and while issues do come up—as they do everywhere—they are addressed promptly and thoughtfully. Our children are also involved in clubs across music, sports, science, and business, which has helped them build strong foundations.Overall, we feel fortunate to be part of the AMMS community.

Not an easy transition when we moved towards the end of elementary school, my son struggled to adapt to the new environment both socially and academically, with little functional support from the school. We did arrive 1 year post COVID so that may have had something to do with it. As a parent, I feel the school is excellent. The front desk staff is wonderful, the teachers are fantastic and the rest of the staff are kind. My son struggled but he enjoyed the school. Heavy academic focus, preferential treatent to those with high standardized test scores and in TAG (Talented and Gifted). The school has many fun family nights and after school activiteis for families to be invovled.

We are a Johns Creek High School family and have had a very positive experience. What stands out most is how the school encourages students to take ownership of their education and future goals. Students are expected to be independent, manage their workload, and advocate for themselves, with support available when needed.As a minority family, we have experienced JCHS as a diverse and inclusive community. Our children have felt respected and supported, and we have not encountered negative sentiment related to background or culture. The student body is diverse, and interactions are generally respectful.Academically, the school offers strong rigor and meaningful choice through advanced coursework, while also providing support when students need to adjust or refocus. Teaching styles vary, especially in higher-level classes, which helps students learn how to adapt to different expectations—an important real-world skill.Socially, our child has been able to build friendships across different groups, and we’ve appreciated the sense of community among families as well. Parents are supportive of one another, help when transportation or coordination is needed, and we’ve enjoyed getting to know many great families along the way.Overall, with strong academics, diverse friendships, and clear expectations, Johns Creek High School prepares students well for what comes next.