Every home in St. Marlo Country Club and Olde Atlanta Club is zoned for Lambert High School. For buyers who prioritize schools, that is one less thing to verify address by address in either community.
Lambert genuinely earns the attention it gets. Niche currently rates the school an A+ overall, ranking it 4th among all public high schools in Georgia and among the top 138 public high schools nationally. SchoolDigger's independent ranking puts it even higher: 7th of 452 Georgia public high schools, ahead of 98.5% of the state.
Academic performance backs up the ranking. 84% of Lambert students are proficient or better in American Literature and Composition, compared to 71.2% countywide and just 40.4% statewide. That is a meaningful gap, not a marginal one. AP course participation runs around 75%, and the graduation rate sits at 99%, well above Georgia's 84% state average.
Lambert is also the largest high school by enrollment in the Forsyth County School District, serving roughly 3,249 students across grades 9 through 12. That size comes with real breadth: more course offerings, more electives, and more activities than a smaller school could support. It also means a student to teacher ratio around 19 to 1, a fair tradeoff worth knowing about.
School data sourced from Niche.com, SchoolDigger, and PublicSchoolReview, current as of August 2026 rankings. Attendance zones can change over time, so always confirm current zoning directly with Forsyth County Schools for any specific property.
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