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Most racially diverse South Carolina public schools

South Carolina public schools ranked by how balanced their student body is. "Max group" is the largest racial or ethnic group's share of enrollment, with the name of that group; the school where this is lowest is the most balanced.

SOUTH CAROLINA · MOST RACIALLY DIVERSE
#SchoolCityStudentsMax group% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Mount Holly ElementaryGoose Creek54829.0% Black (159)25.7%(141)29.0%(159)27.7%(152)2.5%(14)
2College Park MiddleLadson66632.1% Black (214)24.0%(160)32.1%(214)29.7%(198)1.5%(10)
3Eagle Nest ElementaryNorth Charleston65332.6% Black (213)20.7%(135)32.6%(213)31.2%(204)2.9%(19)
4Brookland-Cayce HighCayce1,21233.4% Hispanic (405)25.6%(310)32.3%(392)33.4%(405)4.0%(48)
5Brook Glenn ElementaryTaylors42533.9% White (144)33.9%(144)19.5%(83)32.9%(140)6.8%(29)
6Myrtle Beach MiddleMyrtle Beach1,14634.1% Hispanic (391)33.4%(383)22.6%(259)34.1%(391)1.4%(16)
7Blythe AcademyGreenville86634.3% White (297)34.3%(297)26.8%(232)32.1%(278)1.9%(16)
8Chandler Creek ElementaryGreer87334.7% White (303)34.7%(303)24.5%(214)32.2%(281)0.5%(4)
9Spartanburg Six Child Development CenterSpartanburg30734.9% Hispanic (107)23.8%(73)31.6%(97)34.9%(107)1.3%(4)
10Dorman HighRoebuck3,92035.0% White (1,373)35.0%(1,373)31.6%(1,237)23.9%(937)3.1%(121)
11Myrtle Beach ElementaryMyrtle Beach1,06635.4% White (377)35.4%(377)21.7%(231)34.0%(362)1.5%(16)
12Byrd ElementaryGraniteville70835.5% White (251)35.5%(251)33.9%(240)21.5%(152)0.4%(3)
13Homeland Park PrimaryAnderson39735.5% Black (141)24.2%(96)35.5%(141)33.3%(132)0.0%(0)
14Gold Hill ElementaryTega Cay81535.6% White (290)35.6%(290)10.2%(83)12.6%(103)33.1%(270)
15Herbert A. Wood ElementaryWest Columbia93835.6% Black (334)30.7%(288)35.6%(334)28.4%(266)0.4%(4)
16Airport HighWest Columbia1,27235.6% White (453)35.6%(453)34.6%(440)24.2%(308)1.3%(16)
17Myrtle Beach HighMyrtle Beach1,51035.7% White (539)35.7%(539)21.9%(331)31.9%(481)2.1%(32)
18Alston MiddleSummerville73235.8% White (262)35.8%(262)35.5%(260)17.2%(126)1.0%(7)
19Sedgefield MiddleGoose Creek95035.8% Black (340)21.6%(205)35.8%(340)28.9%(275)0.7%(7)
20Whitehall ElementaryAnderson50435.9% White (181)35.9%(181)35.5%(179)14.1%(71)1.2%(6)
21Central Child Development CenterRock Hill20635.9% White (74)35.9%(74)35.0%(72)17.0%(35)2.4%(5)
22North Augusta ElementaryNorth Augusta61036.2% White (221)36.2%(221)35.6%(217)15.6%(95)1.6%(10)
23Springfield ElementaryCharleston67936.2% Black (246)33.9%(230)36.2%(246)18.4%(125)3.4%(23)
24Varennes ElementaryAnderson38936.3% Black (141)21.3%(83)36.3%(141)33.4%(130)0.0%(0)
25Devon Forest ElementaryGoose Creek92536.4% Black (337)27.9%(258)36.4%(337)21.4%(198)0.3%(3)
26Cyril B. Busbee Creative Arts AcademyCayce44236.4% Black (161)29.0%(128)36.4%(161)23.1%(102)4.8%(21)
27Lake Forest ElementaryGreenville82936.4% White (302)36.4%(302)17.3%(143)34.9%(289)4.8%(40)
28Greenbrier ElementaryGreenville87636.5% White (320)36.5%(320)35.2%(308)18.0%(158)2.5%(22)
29Myrtle Beach Early ChildhoodMyrtle Beach55536.6% Hispanic (203)27.2%(151)19.3%(107)36.6%(203)1.4%(8)
30Greendale ElementaryNew Ellenton33336.6% Black (122)36.3%(121)36.6%(122)14.4%(48)0.3%(1)
31Pine Ridge MiddleWest Columbia37936.7% Black (139)29.8%(113)36.7%(139)28.5%(108)1.1%(4)
32Goose Creek HighGoose Creek1,97336.8% Black (726)27.6%(544)36.8%(726)22.9%(451)1.8%(36)
33Broad River ElementaryBeaufort46736.8% Black (172)18.4%(86)36.8%(172)28.7%(134)1.3%(6)
34Boulder Bluff ElementaryGoose Creek65936.9% Black (243)30.6%(202)36.9%(243)17.0%(112)0.9%(6)
35Hughes Academy of Science and TechnologyGreenville99936.9% White (369)36.9%(369)31.0%(310)25.6%(256)1.9%(19)
36Oakbrook MiddleLadson86137.3% White (321)37.3%(321)36.9%(318)13.5%(116)2.9%(25)
37Sangaree ElementarySummerville57837.4% White (216)37.4%(216)28.4%(164)20.8%(120)0.7%(4)
38Homewood ElementaryConway67137.4% White (251)37.4%(251)28.3%(190)25.9%(174)0.1%(1)
39New Heights MiddleJefferson45737.4% Black (171)31.3%(143)37.4%(171)20.1%(92)0.2%(1)
40Myrtle Beach PrimaryMyrtle Beach71037.5% Hispanic (266)27.6%(196)21.1%(150)37.5%(266)0.3%(2)
41Oakwood-Windsor ElementaryAiken42737.5% White (160)37.5%(160)17.8%(76)32.5%(139)0.0%(0)
42Westview PrimaryGoose Creek68837.5% White (258)37.5%(258)30.8%(212)17.7%(122)1.4%(10)
43Bryson MiddleSimpsonville94137.5% White (353)37.5%(353)36.7%(345)17.5%(165)1.3%(12)
44Berry Shoals ElementaryDuncan47637.6% White (179)37.6%(179)26.3%(125)25.4%(121)1.1%(5)
45Dutch Fork ElementaryIrmo44238.0% Black (168)29.4%(130)38.0%(168)13.6%(60)4.1%(18)
46Sugar Creek ElementaryFort Mill75538.0% White (287)38.0%(287)10.6%(80)26.0%(196)17.1%(129)
47Armstrong ElementaryGreenville43538.2% Hispanic (166)31.9%(139)21.1%(92)38.2%(166)0.7%(3)
48Central HighPageland65738.2% White (251)38.2%(251)35.3%(232)18.4%(121)1.1%(7)
49Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle/ HighMonetta46038.3% White (176)38.3%(176)33.7%(155)22.6%(104)0.0%(0)
50Woodmont MiddlePiedmont90438.3% White (346)38.3%(346)37.5%(339)15.3%(138)1.1%(10)
Page 1 of 20 · 1,000 ranked. Schools with 200+ students. Lower "max group" means a more balanced student body across racial categories.

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