Peachtree City public schools: every school, zone and report card

Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Sources: Fayette County Public Schools’ school directory, school boundary maps page, Find My School zones and school hours, the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement’s 2025 School Grades data, the federal NCES school directory and Private School Survey, and the Census Bureau’s geocoder.

Every public school in Peachtree City is run by Fayette County Public Schools, the countywide district based at 205 LaFayette Ave. in Fayetteville. The city does not run schools. Main line: 770-460-3990.

Which school serves my address?

School zones do not follow city limits, village lines or ZIP codes. Enter the address on the district’s Find My School map, which its school boundary maps page points to, or call 770-460-3990. New families register online through the district’s Enrollment and Records Center, 770-460-3990 ext. 6007.

Eight district schools sit inside the city limits: McIntosh High, J.C. Booth Middle and six elementary schools. Four more serve parts of the city from unincorporated Fayette County: Starr’s Mill High and Rising Starr Middle on Panther Path to the south, and Sandy Creek High and Flat Rock Middle on Jenkins Road to the north, near Tyrone. Of the city’s 14,489 residential addresses, 63% are zoned for McIntosh High, 30% for Starr’s Mill High and 6% for Sandy Creek High, according to our neighborhoods guide, which matched every address to the district’s zones.

Each school below has its own page with the principal, enrollment, state report card, feeder schools, bell times and calendar. Enrollment is the state’s count for the 2024-25 school year and the CCRPI score is the state’s 2025 single score, both from the School Grades data; each score links to that school’s state report card. Tables are alphabetical.

High schools

High school graduation rates for the Class of 2026, as the district reported them: McIntosh 97.2%, Starr’s Mill 98.8% and Sandy Creek 92.7%, against 95.0% for the district and 88.5% for Georgia.

Middle schools

Elementary schools

One more elementary zone reaches into the city: Peeples Elementary, 153 Panther Path, Fayetteville, serves 783 addresses in the Braelinn village. The state counted 675 students there in 2024-25, and its 2025 CCRPI score was 96.0 (report card; school website).

In the district’s zones, the feeder pattern runs like this:

• McIntosh High: Huddleston, Peachtree City, most of Kedron and part of Crabapple Lane elementary schools to J.C. Booth Middle
• Starr’s Mill High: Braelinn, Oak Grove and part of Peeples elementary schools to Rising Starr Middle
• Sandy Creek High: Robert J. Burch, most of North Fayette, part of Cleveland, the larger part of Crabapple Lane and a small part of Kedron elementary schools to Flat Rock Middle

The district does not publish a feeder list; this comes from matching Fayette County’s residential address points to the district’s zone maps.

Charter schools

No public charter school has a Peachtree City address, and the federal directory lists no charter school in Fayette County Public Schools. The NCES directory lists two charter schools elsewhere in Fayette County, each as its own school district: Liberty Tech Charter Academy in Brooks and Utopian Academy for the Arts Trilith in Fayetteville.

CCRPI scores by school

CCRPI is the Georgia Department of Education’s “comprehensive school improvement, accountability, and communication platform,” according to GaDOE. The single score runs from 0 to 100. In 2025 the Georgia averages were 78.6 for elementary schools, 78.4 for middle schools and 76.9 for high schools; the Fayette County Public Schools averages were 93.8, 92.6 and 90.1. Scores can move a lot from one year to the next at a single school, and each school page shows three years. Full report cards are on the state’s Georgia School Grades Reports.

Private schools

Private schools with Peachtree City addresses in the federal Private School Survey for 2023-24, with the grades the survey lists. We do not rate private schools; check accreditation with each school.

• First Presbyterian Kindergarten & Preschool, 206 Willowbend Road, pre-K and kindergarten: ptcfirstprespreschool.org
• Southern Raised Learning, 400 Windgate Road, grades K to 12: southernraisedlearning.org
• St. Paul Lutheran School, 700 Ardenlee Parkway, grades pre-K to 8: stpaulptc.org
• The Campus, 300 Tivoli Gardens Road, grades 6 to 12: thecampusway.com
• The Foundry, 316 North Peachtree Parkway, grades 6 to 12: foundry-academy.com

More

• The district calendar, enrollment, board meetings and graduation rates: our Peachtree City schools guide
• Which schools each village is zoned for: our neighborhoods guide
• High school football schedules and results: Friday night football and the scoreboard

Frequently asked questions

What school district is Peachtree City in?

Fayette County Public Schools runs every public school in Peachtree City. Call 770-460-3990 or use the district’s Find My School map to find the schools for an address.

Which high school is Peachtree City zoned for?

It depends on the address. Of the city’s 14,489 residential addresses, 63% are zoned for McIntosh High, 30% for Starr’s Mill High and 6% for Sandy Creek High, in the district’s Find My School zones.

Which public schools are inside Peachtree City’s city limits?

McIntosh High, J.C. Booth Middle and six elementary schools: Braelinn, Crabapple Lane, Huddleston, Kedron, Oak Grove and Peachtree City Elementary. Starr’s Mill, Rising Starr, Sandy Creek and Flat Rock are in unincorporated Fayette County.

Is there a charter school in Peachtree City?

No. The federal school directory lists no public charter school with a Peachtree City address and none in Fayette County Public Schools.

What time do Peachtree City schools start?

Fayette County elementary schools run 7:40 a.m. to 2:25 p.m., middle schools 8:10 a.m. to 3:10 p.m. and high schools 8:35 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., according to the district.