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These are the known dates of schools of existence of schools over the years. If your currently open school isn't listed, I don't have an opening date. If a closed school isn't listed, I don't have an opening and closing date. Additions or corrections can be sent here
School	Dates	Notes
A
A.R. Johnson	1980	spent 1960-80 as a junior high
Adairsville	1909
Albany	1886
Alcovy	2006
Alexander	1986
Alexander Stephens Institute	1920-?
Alma	1902-1958
Alpharetta	2004
Americus	1882-2004	merged with Sumter Co.
Americus-Sumter	2004
Anthony	?-1938	consolidated with Americus
Apalachee	2000
Appling County	1956
Aquinas	1957	formerly known as Boys Catholic
Arlington Christian	1959-1986	merged with Greater Atlanta Christian
Armuchee	1939	originally known as North Floyd
Arnold	1921-1985	alternately a middle and a high school
Athens	1909-1970	merged to form Clarke Central
Athens Academy	1967
Athens Christian	1970
Athens High & Industrial	1886-1964	changed name to Burney Harris
Atkinson County	1955
Atlanta International	1985
B
Bacon County	1958
Baconton Charter	2000
Baker	1944-1991	originally known as Baker Village
Baker County	?-1982	merged to form Mitchell-Baker
Baldwin	1956
Ballard-Hudson	1949-1970
Banneker	1988
Bass	1948-1988
Beach	1867	spent some years as Cuyler-Beach
Benedictine	1902
Berkmar	1966
Berrien	1954
Berry Academy	1902-1983
Bleckley County	1977
Blessed Trinity	2000
Boggs Academy	1906-1984
Bowdon	1854
Boys High	1872-1947	merged to form Grady
Bradwell Institute	1871
Brantley County	1967
Briarcliff	?-1986	consolidated with Druid Hills
Briarwood	1965-1982	merged to form Woodland
Brooks County	1959
Brookstone	1968
Brookwood	1981
Brown	1947-1992
Broxton-Mary Hayes	?-1990	consolidated with Coffee
Brunswick	1965
Burke County	1986
Burney-Harris	1964-1970	merged to form Clarke Central
Butler	1960	of Augusta
C
Calhoun County	1963
Callaway	1996
Calvary Day	1961	high school added years later
Campbell	1990	previously known as Smyrna
Campbell-Fairburn	1920-1990	consolidated to form Creekside
Campbell-Smyrna	1952-1989	combined with Wills to form Smyrna
Carver	1949	of Atlanta
Carver	1954	of Columbus
Carver	1958-1970	of Monroe
Carver	1939-1970	of Pembroke
Cass	1938
Cave Spring	?-1986
Cedar Grove	1972
Cedar Shoals	1972
Cedartown	1887
Centennial	1997
Central	1970	of Macon; comprised of Lanier & Miller
Central Gwinnett	1957
Central of Carrollton	1959
Chamblee	1917
Chapel Hill	1999
Charlton County	1962
Chattahoochee	1991
Chattahoochee County	2005
Chattooga	1961
Chauncey	1875-1957
Cherokee	1956
Chestatee	?-1967
Clarke Central	1970
Clarkston	1912
Clay County	1955-1981	merges to form Randolph-Clay
Clinch County	1952
Coffee County	1955
College Park	1943-1988	combined to form Tri-Cities; previously known as Alonzo Richardson
Collins Hill	1994
Colquitt County	1978
Columbia	1966
Columbus	1890
Columbus Industrial	1906-1937	changed name to Jordan. known for some years as Secondary Industrial
Commercial	1888-1947	of Atlanta
Commercial	?-1958	of Savannah; essentially became Groves
Concord-Molena	1947-1955
Cook	1949
Coosa	1936
Cottondale	?-1953	of Dodge County
Cranmer School	1995-1996	combined to form Whitefield Academy
Creekside	1990
Creekview	2006
Crim	1988-2005
Crisp County	1957
Cross Creek	1999
Cross Keys	1958
D
Dade	1925-1975
Dade County	1975	merger of Dade and Davis
Dalton	1909
Darlington	1905
Dasher	1929-1959	changed name(?) to Pinevale
Dasher Bible	1914-?	changed name to Georgia Christian
Decatur	1912
Dodge County	1957
Dodge High	1921-1957
Doerun	1921-1978
Dooly County	1981
Dougherty	1963
Douglass	1968	of Atlanta
Druid Hills	1931	called Emory High from 1919-31
Duluth	?-1957; 1958	combined with Norcross, 1957-58
Dunwoody	1971
Dutchtown	2004
Dykes	1959-1973
E
Eagle's Landing	1990
Early County	1966
East Coweta	1946
East Fannin	1956-1976
East Hall	1957
East Paulding	1991
East Rome	1957-1992	recombines with West Rome
Eastman	1898-1957
Eastside	1994	of Covington
Effingham County	1956
Elbert County	1958
Emanuel County Institute	1903
Ethel Kight	1956-1970	of Troup County
Evans Consolidated	1927
Excel Christian	1993
F
Fannin County	1976
Fayette County	1929
Forest Park	1907
Forsyth Central	1955
Franklin County	1964
Fulton	?-1994	combines to form South Atlanta
G
Gainesville	1892
George	?-1994	combines to form South Atlanta
Georgia Christian		previously known as Dasher Bible
Georgia Industrial Institute	1952-?	of Alto
Georgia Military Academy	1900-1967	changed name to Woodward Academy
Georgia Military College	1900	previously known as Middle Georgia A&M
Georgia School for the Deaf	1846
Gillespie-Selden	1933-?
Gilmer	1956
Girls High	1872-1947	of Atlanta
Glenn Hills	1967
Glynn Academy	1788
Gordon	1957-1987	merged to form McNair
Gordon Central	1986
Gordon Lee	1930
Gordon Military	1872-1972	known as Gordon Institute, 1872-1927. Still exists as a regular college
Grady	1947
Grayson	1913-1957; 2000	spent 1957-2000 as piece of South Gwinnett
Greater Atlanta Christian	1968
Greenbrier	1996
Greene County	1965-1984; 2001
Greene-Taliaferro	1984-2001
Groves	1958
H
Habersham County	1970
Hahira	?-1966	consolidated with Lowndes
Hapeville	1938-1988	combined to form Tri-Cities
Haralson County	1968
Hardaway	1965
Harper-Archer	1995-2002
Harris County	1955
Harrison	1991
Hart County	1956
Headland	1957-1982	merged to form Woodland
Hebron Christian	1999	formerly North Atlanta Christian School
Henderson	1967-1996	consolidated with Lakeside of Atlanta
Henry County	1955
Hephzibah	1861
Herctoma	1948-70	of Statenville
Heritage	1976	of Conyers
Hillgrove	2006
Hiram	1925-1968 1999
Hogansville	1893-1996
Holy Innocents'	1959	high school portion added later
Houston County	1991
Howard	1923-1976
I
Irwin County	1954
J
Jefferson County	1995
Jenkins	1956
Jenkins County	1952
Johnson	1972	(of Gainesville)
Johnson	1959	of Savannah
Johnson County	1966
Jones County	1946
Jonesboro	1891
Jordan	1937
Josey	1964
K
Kell	2002
Kendrick	1967
Kennesaw Mountain	2000
L
LaGrange	1838
Lakeshore	1961-1988	combined to form Westlake
Lakeside	1965	of Atlanta
Lakeside	1988	of Evans
Lakeview	1933-1973	relocated to Ft. Oglethorpe
Lakeview Academy	1969
Lakeview-Ft. Oglethorpe	1973
Lamar County	1970
Landmark Christian	1989
Laney	1949
Lanier	1913-1970	Lanier High School for Boys from 1924-32; co-ed before 1924
Lanier High School for Girls	1924-32	became a junior high when Miller is built
Lassiter	1981
Laurens County Training	1924-1954
Leary	?-1958	consolidated with Edison
Lee County	1947
Lemon Street	?-1967	absorbed by Marietta
Liberty County	1951-1972	consolidated with Bradwell Institute
Liberty County	1993	current school
Liberty County Training	1940-1951
Lincoln County	1970
Lithia Springs	1976
Lithonia	1847
Lovejoy	1989
Lovett	1926
Lowndes	1966
Lowndes County	1959-1966	slight name change with addition of Hahira
Luella	2003
M
M.D. Collins	1969-1988	combined with Feldwood to form Banneker
M.L. King, Jr.	2001
Mableton	1881-1952	consolidated to form South Cobb
Madison County	1955
Mansfield	1908-1949
Marietta	1893
Marion County	?-1975; 2006	consolidated to form Tri-County; Webster and Marion slowly splitting apart
Marist	1901
Mary Persons	1929
Mays	1981
McEachern	1938	known as John McEachern Schools for 1938-1975
McEvoy	1956-1970
McIntosh	1981
McNair	1987
Meadowcreek	1986
Midway	1833-1956
Mill Creek	2004
Miller	1932-1970	of Macon
Miller Grove	2006
Mitchell-Baker	1982-2006
Mitchell County	1949-1982; 2006	merged to form Mitchell-Baker
Milton	1921
Montgomery County	1956
Morgan	?-1958	consolidated with Edison
Morgan County	1955
Morrow	1969
Mount de Sales	1876
Mt. Paran	1976
Mt. Vernon	1973-1996	combined to form Whitefield Academy
Mount Zion	1939	of Carroll County
Mount Zion	1989	of Jonesboro
Mundy's Mill	2003
Murphy	1947-1988
Murray County	1934
N
Nacoochee Industrial	1903-1927	combines to form Rabun Gap
Newnan
Newton	1949
Nicholls	?-1990	consolidated with Coffee
Norcross	1857-1957; 1963	spent 1957-1963 as West Gwinnett
North Atlanta	1991
North Atlanta Christian School	1984-1999	changed name to Hebron Christian
North Avenue Presbyterian School	of Atlanta; 1909-1951
North Clayton	1937
North Cobb	1958
North Forsyth	1994
North Fulton	?-1991	combined to form North Atlanta
North Gwinnett	1958
North Habersham	1951-1970
North Hall	1957
North Oconee	2004
North Springs	1963
North Whitfield	1954-1975
Northeast	1970	of Macon; comprised of Lasseter, Mark Smith, and Peter G. Appling
Northgate	1996
Northside	1950-1991	of Atlanta; combined to form North Atlanta
Northside	2002	of Columbus
Northview	2002
Northwest Whitfield	1975
O
O'Keefe	1947-?
Oconee County	1956
Ola	2006
Olive Springs	1881-1936	changed name to Osborne
Osborne	1936	previously known as Olive Springs
Our Lady of Mercy	2000
P
Pace Academy	1958
Pacelli	1958
Paideia	1971	high school opened in 1973
Palmetto	1970-1990	consolidated to form Creekside
Parkview	1977
Paulding County	1969
Peach County	1970
Peachtree	1969-1989	consolidated with Dunwoody
Peachtree Ridge	2003
Pebblebrook	1965	was a junior high from 1963-1965
Pepperell	1896
Perry	1889
Peter G. Appling	1958-1970
Pickens	1957
Pierce County	1981
Pike County	1955
Pleasant Grove	1853-1954	consolidated to form North Whitfield
Plunkett	1919-1931	of Thomasville
Pope	1987
Powder Springs	?-1953	joined South Cobb
Price	?-1987
Providence Christian	1991
R
Rabun County	1925
Rabun Gap	1927
Rabun Gap Industrial	1905-1927	combines to form Rabun Gap
Randolph-Clay	1981
Randolph County	1963-1981	merges to form Randolph-Clay
Redan	1976
Rhine	1878-1957
Richmond Academy	1785
Ridgeland	1989
Ringgold	1924
Riverdale	1977
Riverside Military	1907
Riverwood	1971
Robert E. Lee	?-1994
Rockdale County	1956
Rome	?-1957 1992
Roosevelt	1947-1985
Roswell	1949	had previously had high school until Great Depression
Russell	1923-1988	combined to form Tri-Cities
Ruth Carter	1956-70	of Talbotton
Rutland	2003
S
Sacred Heart	1913-1958	changed name to St. Pius X
St. Athanasius	?-1938	of Brunswick
St. Joseph's	1961-1978
St. Pius X	1958	of Atlanta
St. Vincent's	1991
Salem	1991
Sandy Creek	1991
Sandy Springs	?-1975
Satilla	1940-1955
Savannah Christian	1951
Savannah Country Day	1955
Schley County	1937-1975; 2000	spent 1975-2000 as part of Tri-County
Screven County	1950
Seminole County Training	1955-1970
Sequoyah	1990	of Canton
Sequoyah	1964-1989	of Doraville
Shamrock	1967-1996	consolidated with Druid Hills
Shaw	1978
Shiloh	1985
Smith	1947-1985
Smyrna	1989-1990	changed named to Campbell
Sonoraville	2005
South Atlanta	1994
South Cobb	1952
South Forsyth	1989
South Gwinnett	1957
South Habersham	1951-1970
South Hall	1957-1972
South Paulding	2006
Southeast	1970-2003	of Macon
Southeast Bulloch	1955
Southeast Whitfield	1975
Southside	1985
Southwest	1950-1981	of Atlanta
Southwest	1970	of Macon; comprised of Ballard-Hudson & Willingham
Southwest Atlanta Christian School	1986
Spalding	?-1953	original school; consolidated with Griffin
Spalding	2000
Sparks-Adel	1928-1949
Spencer	1930
Sprayberry	1952
Staley	1947-1970
Starr's Mill	1997
Stephens County	1929	Toccoa merged in 1971
Stephenson	1996
Sugar Hill	1915-1958	consolidated to form North Gwinnett
Sylvan	1949-1987
Sylvania	1903-1950
T
Taliaferro County	2001	existed before 1984-2001 Greene-Taliaferro merger
Tallapoosa	1891-1968
Tattnall County	1993
Taylor County	1965
Tech High	1909-1947	merged to form Grady
Terrell County	1947
Thomson	1870
Tift County	1962
Toccoa Falls	1928-1976
Tompkins	1957-?	previously known as Woodville
Toombs County	1987	combined Lyons and Toombs Central
Towers	1966
Treutlen County	1957
Tri-Cities	1988
Tri-County	1975-2006
Troup	1956
Tucker	1915
Turner County	1957
U
Union Grove	2000
Upson	1972-1994
Upson-Lee	1994
V
Valley Point	1934-1975	consolidated to form Southeast Whitfield
Varnell	1891-1954	consolidated to form North Whitfield
W
Wacona	1927-1958	short for 'Ware County, North America'
Walker	1964-1987	merged to form McNair
Walker	1975	of Marietta
Walton	1976
Ware County	1958
Ware Magnet	1993
Warner Robins	1944
Warren County	1958
Washington	1924	of Atlanta
Washington County	1959
Washington Seminary	1878-1953
Washington-Wilkes	1957
Waycross	?-1994	combined with Ware County
Wayne County	1967
Webster County	?-1975; 2006	consolidated to form Tri-County; Webster and Marion slowly splitting apart
Welcome	1893-1933	changed name to Western Newnan
Wesleyan	1996	was only K-8 from 1963-96
West Fannin	1956-1976
West Gwinnett	1957-1963
West Hall	1988
West Haralson	1956-1968
West Point	1903-1986	combined with Troup
West Rome	1957-1992	recombines with East Rome
Western Newnan	1933-1973	consolidated with Newnan
Westlake	1988
Westminster	1951
Westside	1970	of Augusta; briefly known as Washington Street
Westside	1997	of Macon
Westwood	?-1988	combined to form Westlake
Wheeler	1964
Whigham	?-1986	consolidated with Cairo
Whitefield Academy	1996
Whitewater	2003
Wilkinson County	1953
Willingham	1958-1970
Wills	1965-1989	combined with Campbell-Smyrna to form Smyrna
Winder-Barrow	1956
Windsor Forest	1969
Winterville	?-1956	consolidated with Athens
Woodbury	?-1990	court ordered to merge with Greenville
Woodland	1997	of Cartersville
Woodland	1982-1988	of College Park; combined to form Tri-Cities
Woodstock	1996
Woodward Academy	1967	previously known as Georgia Military Academy
Woody Gap	1940
Worth County	1960