Phoenix High School, located at 501 W. Pike St., Lawrenceville, GA 30046, serves students in grades 9 through 12 as a public alternative high school within Gwinnett County Public Schools. The campus has an enrollment of about 873 students, with average student-teacher ratios close to 23:1. Female students account for approximately 51% of enrollment, while male students make up about 49% of the student body. Testing data indicates that around 20% of students are proficient in math and about 21% meet reading proficiency standards. The school offers a structured academic environment for students who need flexible scheduling, credit-recovery opportunities and additional academic or behavioral support outside a traditional high school setting. The graduation rate stands near 24%. Phoenix High School emphasizes individualized learning plans, academic recovery, and postsecondary planning designed to help students remain connected to long-term educational goals. The surrounding area features historic Lawrenceville neighborhoods, apartment communities, and growing suburban developments near downtown Lawrenceville, with home values commonly ranging from the mid-$300,000s to around $800,000 depending on property type and location. The school occupies an important place within discussions around top high schools in Georgia offering alternative and intervention-based educational support.