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Congressional District Code System ID System Name School Code Congressional District 4 - Lisa Kinnemore Congressional System School District Code ID System Name Code School Name 4 773 City Schools of Decatur 0212 New Glennwood Elementary 4 773 City Schools of Decatur 0505 Clairemont Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 1101 Peachcrest Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0103 Martin Luther King, Jr. High School 4 644 DeKalb County 0297 Edward L. Bouie, Sr. Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0100 Narvie Harris Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0102 Wynbrooke Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0215 Museum School Avondale Estates 4 644 DeKalb County 0272 Rockbridge Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0276 Stone Mountain High School 4 644 DeKalb County 0291 Salem Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0293 Shadow Rock Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0190 Pine Ridge Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0191 Browns Mill Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0193 Chapel Hill Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0197 Marbut Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0201 Freedom Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0202 Lithonia High School 4 644 DeKalb County 0203 Lithonia Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0205 Redan Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0176 Redan High School 4 644 DeKalb County 0181 Eldridge L. Miller Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0188 Panola Way Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0105 Miller Grove High School 4 644 DeKalb County 0107 Flat Rock Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0108 Princeton Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0112 Destiny Achievers Academy of Excellence 4 644 DeKalb County 0113 DeKalb Preparatory Academy Charter 4 644 DeKalb County 0407 Dekalb Early College Academy 4 644 DeKalb County 0575 Stone Mill Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0597 Miller Grove Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0605 Tucker Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0675 Woodridge Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0805 International Community School 4 644 DeKalb County 0805 International Community School 4 644 DeKalb County 0810 Elizabeth Andrews High School 4 644 DeKalb County 0897 Druid Hills Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 1010 DeKalb Academy of Technology and the Environment Charter School 4 644 DeKalb County 0309 Wadsworth Magnet School for High Achievers 4 644 DeKalb County 0311 Leadership Preparatory Academy 4 644 DeKalb County 0314 GLOBE Academy Charter School I 4 644 DeKalb County 0314 GLOBE Academy Charter School I 4 644 DeKalb County 0375 Fairington Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0397 Stephenson Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0399 Robert Shaw Theme School 4 644 DeKalb County 0401 Mary McLeod Bethune Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0410 DeKalb School of the Arts 4 644 DeKalb County 0475 Bob Mathis Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0497 Stephenson High School 4 644 DeKalb County 0500 DeKalb Alternative School 4 644 DeKalb County 0503 East DeKalb Special Education Center 4 644 DeKalb County 0506 Stone Mountain Middle School 4 644 DeKalb County 0507 The Champion Middle Theme School 4 644 DeKalb County 4060 Laurel Ridge Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 5064 Redan Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 5065 Sagamore Hills Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 5067 Southwest DeKalb High School 4 644 DeKalb County 3065 Rock Chapel Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 3067 Smoke Rise Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 4052 Murphy Candler Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 4053 Clarkston High School 4 644 DeKalb County 4064 Rainbow Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 4065 Rowland Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 4067 Snapfinger Elementary School Congressional District 4 - Lisa Kinnemore Congressional System School District Code ID System Name Code School Name 4 644 DeKalb County 4068 Stoneview Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 4069 Towers High School 4 644 DeKalb County 5016 Coralwood Education Center 4 644 DeKalb County 5050 Avondale Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 2050 Allgood Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 2054 Columbia High School 4 644 DeKalb County 1052 Brockett Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 1053 Chapel Hill Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 1059 Idlewood Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 2059 Indian Creek Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 2061 McLendon Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 2056 Fernbank Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 2068 Stone Mountain Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 3052 Canby Lane Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 3055 Dunaire Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 3057 Hambrick Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 3059 Jolly Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 3063 Oak Grove Elementary School 4 644 DeKalb County 0610 Arabia Mountain High School - Academy of Engineering, Medicine and Environmental Studies 4 891 Department of Juvenile Justice 0414 Rockdale RYDC 4 667 Gwinnett County 1812 Graves Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 3550 Camp Creek Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 1016 Anderson-Livsey Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 1012 Grace Snell Middle School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0382 Arcado Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0291 Shiloh Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0294 Nesbit Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0397 Magill Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0398 Partee Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 1210 Couch Middle School 4 667 Gwinnett County 1110 Starling Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 1058 Rockbridge Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 2056 Mountain Park Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 2058 Snellville Middle School 4 667 Gwinnett County 2558 South Gwinnett High School 4 667 Gwinnett County 3050 Britt Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0287 Norton Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0282 Annistown Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0283 Shiloh Middle School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0185 Shiloh High School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0173 Centerville Elementary School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0176 Parkview High School 4 667 Gwinnett County 0180 Head Elementary School 4 707 Newton County 0173 Newton High School 4 707 Newton County 0295 Eastside High School 4 707 Newton County 5050 Porterdale Elementary School 4 707 Newton County 0111 South Salem Elementary School 4 707 Newton County 0114 Liberty Middle School 4 707 Newton County 0115 Live Oak Elementary 4 707 Newton County 0117 Clements Middle School 4 707 Newton County 0122 Flint Hill Elementary 4 707 Newton County 0123 Newton County Theme School at Ficquett 4 707 Newton County 0101 Veterans Memorial Middle School 4 707 Newton County 0102 Oak Hill Elementary School 4 707 Newton County 0196 Cousins Middle School 4 707 Newton County 0198 Middle Ridge Elementary School 4 707 Newton County 3050 Livingston Elementary School 4 707 Newton County 0298 West Newton Elementary School 4 707 Newton County 0398 Indian Creek Middle School 4 722 Rockdale County 0379 Alpha Academy 4 722 Rockdale County 0379 Alpha Academy 4 722 Rockdale County 0380 Rockdale Open Campus School 4 722 Rockdale County 0380 Rockdale Open Campus School 4 722 Rockdale County 0197 Lorraine Elementary School Congressional District 4 - Lisa Kinnemore Congressional System School District Code ID System Name Code School Name 4 722 Rockdale County 0278 Conyers Middle School 4 722 Rockdale County 0289 Hightower Trail Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 0294 Memorial Middle School 4 722 Rockdale County 0378 Edwards Middle School 4 722 Rockdale County 2050 Flat Shoals Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 2050 Flat Shoals Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 2052 Pine Street Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 3052 Rockdale County High School 4 722 Rockdale County 5050 House Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 0102 Peek's Chapel Elementary 4 722 Rockdale County 0107 General Ray Davis Middle School 4 722 Rockdale County 0110 Hicks Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 0174 Honey Creek Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 0176 Heritage High School 4 722 Rockdale County 0178 Barksdale Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 0178 Barksdale Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 0189 Sims Elementary School 4 722 Rockdale County 0192 Salem High School 4 722 Rockdale County 0194 Shoal Creek Elementary School 4 799 State Schools 1893 Atlanta Area School for the Deaf 4 747 Walton County 0195 Walnut Grove Elementary School.
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