Loganville High School

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Loganville High School
Address
100 Trident Trail Loganville, Georgia United States
Coordinates	33°50′05″N 83°52′09″W / 33.8347°N 83.8691°W / 33.8347; -83.8691
Information
Type	Public
Established	1907
School district	Walton County School District
Principal	Matt McDonald
Staff	112.30 (FTE)[1]
Grades	9-12
Number of students	1,925(August 2024)[1]
Student to teacher ratio	16.10[1]
Campus	Suburban
Color(s)	Red and White
Mascot	Pyro the Red Devil
Website	Loganville High School

Loganville High School (LHS) is located in Walton County, Georgia, United States. Loganville is 35 miles (56 km) east of Atlanta and 38 miles (61 km) west of Athens. The school is a part of the Walton County School District.

Walton County has nine elementary, three middle, and three high schools, and a Performance Learning Center.

Loganville High School is a public, four-year comprehensive high school for grades nine through twelve. It is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

The present school facility was first occupied in the fall of 1998. In January 2002, a new wing was opened to house an additional 450 students.

With an enrollment of approximately 2,000 students, LHS is a school in transition from rural to urban.

In 2008 LHS was awarded bronze for the highest percentage of students meeting and exceeding standards.

Loganville High School employs 137 teachers, four administrators, four counselors, and two media specialists. 22 staff members are certified to work with gifted children. The school also employs five secretaries, ten paraprofessionals, two school resource officers, one school nurse, and eight other support personnel. Five parent volunteers supplement the secretarial and administrative support positions on a regular basis. Many more volunteer their services on testing days and other special occasions.

The principal is Matt McDonald. The assistant principals are John Lamb, Amanda McMillan, Niles Davis, and Carrin Meadows.

LHS uses a 4x4 block schedule that offers academic, technology/career, and elective credits.

Currently, only four levels of Spanish are available.

Work-based learning is offered through the Youth Apprenticeship Program. Areas of concentration include cosmetology, business, early childhood education, construction, horticulture, and health care.

Walton Career Academy offers students a chance to take collegiate level courses during high school through the Walton County Public School System. Students can receive both high school and college credit.

Twelve AP courses are offered at LHS. Approximately 200 students take advantage of these course offerings. Courses are weighted by adding 10 points to the total class grade. These courses include:

• AP US History
• AP World History
• AP Government
• AP Economics
• AP Calculus
• AP Statistics
• AP Language
• AP Literature
• AP Biology
• AP Chemistry
• AP Art
• AP Computer Science
• AP Physics
• AP Human Geography
• AP Psychology

Georgia High School Graduation Test (first-time takers in 11th grade):

2005-2006

• Language Arts: 42%
• Math: 51%
• Science: 2%
• Social Studies: 56%
• Writing: 1%

2004-2005

• Language Arts: 41%
• Math: 5%
• Science: -15%
• Social Studies: 9%
• Writing: 19%

Before graduation, students must accumulate a minimum of 28 units or credits.

Class of 2006:

• Four year colleges/universities: 26%
• Two year colleges/schools: 28%
• Technical/vocational colleges/schools: 11%
• Military: 3%
• Full-time employment: 3%
• Graduation rate: 79.9%

Performed by the Loganville High School Marching Red Devils/Choir:

Across the hills of dear old Walton
Lives a noble clan
Songs of Loganville wait for glory
A grand and glorious band
Alma Mater, thee we'll honor
Ever loyal be
Thee, we'll crown forever with glory
Loganville, here's to thee.

• Michael Bohn, Class of 2006 - singer for Woe, Is Me and Issues
• Clint Frazier, Class of 2013 - MLB player for the New York Yankees
• J.R. Jenkins, Class of 1997 - former NFL player
• Storm Johnson, Class of 2010 - former NFL player
• Brandon Moss, Class of 2002 - MLB player for the Oakland Athletics
• Jordan Rager, Class of 2012 - "Voice" of Loganville

• http://www.loganvillehigh.org/