Maxwell High School of Technology
Principal: Dr. Jeff Hall
990 McEvaney Lane, Lawrenceville, GA 30044
School Highlights
The following school highlights showcase how Maxwell High School of Technology is fulfilling Gwinnett County Public School's four strategic priorities of Empathy, Equity, Effectiveness, and Excellence. Visit the School Profile Dashboard to find more detailed data on our school.
- Skills USA members competed in the state championships in Atlanta in the spring. Maxwell had over 90 students compete, with over 40 students placing in their contests, including 18 first-place finishes, sending 15 state champions to the national championships. Student Ella Hardin won the national championship in Cosmetology.
- Flight Operations teams placed first and third at the State Aviation Challenge.
- The Architecture Program renewed their Industry Certification with the Georgia Department of Education. The Industry Certification distinction ensures the program meets strict state and business standards, verifying that students are taught relevant, real-world skills that are highly valued by local employers.
- Our HOSA student organization, which focuses on future health professionals, continues to be strong. Maxwell placed at this year's state competition for the fourth straight year.
- Maxwell Healthcare Science teachers certified all GCPS School Resource Officers in CPR.
- The Auto Collision program received a benchmark grant from the Collision Repair Education Foundation for $15,000.00.
- Maxwell’s Automotive Services program students earned 834 ASE (Automotive Services Excellence) certifications. A school record of 35 students passed all 10 ASE Entry-Level certification exams.
- Maxwell's Automotive Services program's team earned Second Place in the state in the inaugural Georgia Express Maintenance competition.
- The Counseling Department held a school-wide college career and military fair. Over 30 businesses and military branches were represented, and all students met with the organizations.
- All Maxwell Construction, Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration(HVACR), and welding students earned OSHA-10 certified in construction safety.