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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.

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SOUTH CAROLINA · MOST RACIALLY DIVERSE

#	School	City	Students	Max group	% White	% Black	% Hispanic	% Asian
51	Lambs Elementary	North Charleston	580	38.3% Hispanic (222)	16.4%(95)	35.2%(204)	38.3%(222)	1.9%(11)
52	Greenview Child Development Center	Greenville	444	38.3% Hispanic (170)	22.5%(100)	29.1%(129)	38.3%(170)	3.6%(16)
53	Leavelle McCampbell Middle	Graniteville	540	38.3% White (207)	38.3%(207)	35.9%(194)	18.3%(99)	0.9%(5)
54	Sue Cleveland Elementary	Piedmont	544	38.4% White (209)	38.4%(209)	34.6%(188)	17.5%(95)	0.0%(0)
55	Castle Heights Middle	Rock Hill	669	38.4% White (257)	38.4%(257)	30.6%(205)	15.6%(104)	1.8%(12)
56	Westside High	Anderson	1,687	38.5% Black (649)	36.0%(608)	38.5%(649)	16.9%(286)	0.8%(14)
57	Saluda River Academy for the Arts	West Columbia	400	38.5% White (154)	38.5%(154)	29.3%(117)	20.5%(82)	3.3%(13)
58	Mt. Zion Elementary	Johns Island	295	38.6% Hispanic (114)	33.6%(99)	23.4%(69)	38.6%(114)	0.3%(1)
59	Stratford High	Goose Creek	2,605	38.8% White (1,010)	38.8%(1,010)	27.3%(711)	21.9%(571)	1.7%(44)
60	Ridge Spring-Monetta Elementary	Ridge Spring	410	38.8% White (159)	38.8%(159)	30.5%(125)	21.9%(90)	0.5%(2)
61	Clearwater Elementary	Clearwater	338	39.0% Hispanic (132)	23.4%(79)	25.4%(86)	39.0%(132)	0.0%(0)
62	East Link Academy	Greenville	258	39.1% White (101)	39.1%(101)	21.7%(56)	24.0%(62)	12.0%(31)
63	Mossy Creek Elementary	North Augusta	700	39.3% White (275)	39.3%(275)	31.7%(222)	18.0%(126)	0.3%(2)
64	Springfield Middle	Fort Mill	710	39.3% White (279)	39.3%(279)	15.2%(108)	24.8%(176)	15.2%(108)
65	Erwin Elementary	Lancaster	418	39.5% Black (165)	31.1%(130)	39.5%(165)	21.1%(88)	0.0%(0)
66	New Prospect Elementary	Anderson	419	39.6% Black (166)	29.8%(125)	39.6%(166)	16.9%(71)	0.5%(2)
67	Greenwood High	Greenwood	1,724	39.7% Black (684)	35.1%(605)	39.7%(684)	18.4%(317)	1.4%(25)
68	Petersburg Primary	Pageland	418	39.7% Black (166)	23.0%(96)	39.7%(166)	24.2%(101)	0.2%(1)
69	Congaree Elementary	West Columbia	352	39.8% White (140)	39.8%(140)	21.3%(75)	31.5%(111)	0.8%(3)
70	H. E. Corley Elementary	Irmo	557	39.9% Black (222)	33.9%(189)	39.9%(222)	10.8%(60)	3.8%(21)
71	Overbrook Child Development Center	Greenville	532	40.0% Hispanic	23.9%	28.2%	40.0%	3.0%
72	McDonald Green Elementary	Lancaster	337	40.1% White (135)	40.1%(135)	37.1%(125)	15.1%(51)	0.0%(0)
73	Mossy Oaks Elementary	Beaufort	327	40.1% Black (131)	28.1%(92)	40.1%(131)	12.5%(41)	2.1%(7)
74	Dr. Phinnize J. Fisher Middle	Greenville	930	40.1% White (373)	40.1%(373)	33.7%(313)	14.6%(136)	4.4%(41)
75	Robert Anderson Middle	Anderson	1,134	40.1% Black (455)	34.0%(385)	40.1%(455)	18.0%(204)	0.8%(9)
76	Millbrook Elementary	Aiken	664	40.2% White (267)	40.2%(267)	34.9%(232)	10.8%(72)	1.8%(12)
77	Hanahan Elementary	Hanahan	957	40.2% White (385)	40.2%(385)	16.4%(157)	30.6%(293)	2.6%(25)
78	Haut Gap Middle	Johns Island	412	40.3% White (166)	40.3%(166)	26.0%(107)	27.7%(114)	0.5%(2)
79	Duncan Elementary School of the Arts	Duncan	670	40.3% White (270)	40.3%(270)	27.0%(181)	20.3%(136)	1.0%(7)
80	Calhoun Academy of the Arts	Anderson	424	40.3% Black (171)	35.4%(150)	40.3%(171)	13.4%(57)	0.2%(1)
81	Luther L. Vaughan Elementary	Gaffney	399	40.4% Black (161)	25.3%(101)	40.4%(161)	31.6%(126)	0.0%(0)
82	Alston-Bailey Elementary	Summerville	646	40.4% Black (261)	29.9%(193)	40.4%(261)	17.8%(115)	0.8%(5)
83	Laurens Middle	Laurens	373	40.5% White (151)	40.5%(151)	33.2%(124)	23.3%(87)	0.3%(1)
84	Great Falls High	Great Falls	375	40.5% White (152)	40.5%(152)	40.3%(151)	8.0%(30)	0.5%(2)
85	Great Falls Elementary	Great Falls	335	40.6% White (136)	40.6%(136)	37.6%(126)	13.1%(44)	0.0%(0)
86	John W. Moore Middle	Florence	1,056	40.6% Black (429)	39.2%(414)	40.6%(429)	8.4%(89)	3.3%(35)
87	W. C. Sullivan Middle	Rock Hill	827	40.8% White (337)	40.8%(337)	27.7%(229)	24.2%(200)	2.1%(17)
88	Graniteville Elementary	Graniteville	417	40.8% White (170)	40.8%(170)	32.1%(134)	18.7%(78)	1.0%(4)
89	St. Johns High	Johns Island	390	40.8% Hispanic (159)	19.7%(77)	37.4%(146)	40.8%(159)	0.5%(2)
90	East Aiken School of the Arts	Aiken	534	41.0% Black (219)	38.0%(203)	41.0%(219)	8.6%(46)	0.9%(5)
91	Lake View Elementary	Lake View	372	41.1% White (153)	41.1%(153)	39.0%(145)	4.8%(18)	0.5%(2)
92	Joseph R. Pye Elementary	Ladson	775	41.2% White (319)	41.2%(319)	28.6%(222)	14.3%(111)	4.0%(31)
93	Ebinport Elementary	Rock Hill	464	41.2% Black (191)	32.3%(150)	41.2%(191)	16.2%(75)	0.9%(4)
94	Fort Dorchester Elementary	Summerville	801	41.2% White (330)	41.2%(330)	27.1%(217)	16.4%(131)	6.5%(52)
95	Sandhills Middle	Gaston	495	41.2% White (204)	41.2%(204)	22.4%(111)	29.5%(146)	0.0%(0)
96	Fort Dorchester High	North Charleston	2,344	41.3% Black (967)	29.6%(694)	41.3%(967)	17.5%(410)	3.5%(83)
97	Emerald High	Greenwood	887	41.4% Black (367)	37.8%(335)	41.4%(367)	15.6%(138)	0.5%(4)
98	A. C. Moore Elementary	Columbia	244	41.4% White (101)	41.4%(101)	33.2%(81)	11.9%(29)	4.5%(11)
99	Silver Bluff High	Aiken	756	41.4% White (313)	41.4%(313)	39.3%(297)	11.9%(90)	0.4%(3)
100	Rock Hill High	Rock Hill	1,980	41.4% White (820)	41.4%(820)	29.4%(582)	17.9%(354)	1.9%(38)

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