2291 Foxy Dr
Bethlehem, GA 30620

This school is not good my daughter got in trouble and the assistant principal said nobody is gonna wanna be your friend and your teachers are not gonna like you and she said nobody is gonna like you this is not okay l do not recommend this school. And This school is unacceptable and l am so mad this school constantly blames people for thing's they didn't do!. And fake smiles to kids no way.

Hello, I attended this school in 2021-2023.I want to say that in those 3 years I've experienced a lot of bullying, and nothing was done. One of the counselors that I was sent in to talk to didn't do anything about it. I was bullied heavily for 2 semesters, and the TEACHERS, YES, TEACHERS, DIDN'T CARE. ALL BUT ONE DID.This county, let alone this school, doesn't take anything seriously unless it diminishes their reputation.

Archer was once an OK school until recently (2019). We have two students who graduated (2018, 2020), one senior, Sophomore and a freshman who attended here. Academically Archer has great AP classes, but the rest are average or what you make of it. Fortunately, my students had good teachers who cared for the most part. However, with the expansion of the school diversity over the past few years has raised concerns with systematic racism by Admin and some teachers, bullying and fighting is out of control not to mention the school is infested with drug use and nicotine addiction, both easily bought/found throughout the school campus. Admin treats student as if they're all convicts with no real strategy for students' safety and or improvement. If you can at all avoid this school (research all other alternatives as Gwinnett County Schools are declining downhill fast.) Or be prepared; Admin verbally abuses students, lacks respectful disciplinary, instead provoking and act more like correctional officers, the chance of a great teacher who wants to be here is hit or miss, drugs and vape pens are everywhere (if your child is not strong willed their peers will WIN) it will be hard for the good students to navigate the pressure stigma/stereotype here without falling victim to fitting in, depression and a declining interest for learning will set in.