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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
251Abbeville HighAbbeville46346.9% White (217)46.9%(217)45.4%(210)4.3%(20)0.9%(4)
252Richard Carroll ElementaryBamberg68947.0% Black (324)43.5%(300)47.0%(324)2.9%(20)0.6%(4)
253Barnwell HighBarnwell55747.0% Black (262)41.5%(231)47.0%(262)5.6%(31)2.0%(11)
254Cottageville ElementaryCottageville42547.1% White (200)47.1%(200)31.3%(133)8.7%(37)0.0%(0)
255Butler AcademyHartsville39347.1% Black (185)37.1%(146)47.1%(185)7.6%(30)2.5%(10)
256Ladson ElementaryLadson90747.1% Black (427)15.3%(139)47.1%(427)31.2%(283)0.4%(4)
257Riverbank ElementaryWest Columbia99647.1% Hispanic (469)20.0%(199)26.6%(265)47.1%(469)1.2%(12)
258Whittemore Park MiddleConway1,01347.1% White (477)47.1%(477)27.3%(277)18.2%(184)0.4%(4)
259Saluda MiddleSaluda53747.1% Hispanic (253)33.1%(178)18.1%(97)47.1%(253)0.0%(0)
260Merrywood ElementaryGreenwood56247.1% White (265)47.1%(265)32.9%(185)14.6%(82)0.9%(5)
261Northwoods MiddleNorth Charleston70847.2% Hispanic (334)6.5%(46)39.5%(280)47.2%(334)0.7%(5)
262Woodland HighDorchester68047.2% Black (321)37.5%(255)47.2%(321)8.2%(56)1.0%(7)
263Pepperhill ElementaryNorth Charleston45347.2% Black (214)5.5%(25)47.2%(214)40.8%(185)0.7%(3)
264A.J. Whittenberg ElementaryGreenville49147.3% Black (232)30.6%(150)47.3%(232)17.9%(88)0.0%(0)
265Deer Park MiddleNorth Charleston31547.3% Black (149)11.4%(36)47.3%(149)33.3%(105)0.6%(2)
266North Augusta HighNorth Augusta1,64547.4% White (779)47.4%(779)30.6%(503)15.4%(253)0.8%(14)
267Carolus Online AcademyColumbia1,78647.4% White (846)47.4%(846)35.4%(633)8.7%(155)0.2%(4)
268Jefferson ElementaryWarrenville57247.4% White (271)47.4%(271)21.1%(121)22.7%(130)0.2%(1)
269Mauldin MiddleSimpsonville92247.4% White (437)47.4%(437)30.1%(278)14.0%(129)2.1%(19)
270Glenview MiddleAnderson67747.4% White (321)47.4%(321)33.2%(225)6.7%(45)2.4%(16)
271Clinton HighClinton81147.5% White (385)47.5%(385)40.0%(324)7.4%(60)0.9%(7)
272Simpsonville ElementarySimpsonville79847.5% White (379)47.5%(379)24.2%(193)18.2%(145)2.3%(18)
273Lowcountry Acceleration AcademyN Charleston61947.5% Black (294)30.9%(191)47.5%(294)17.3%(107)1.1%(7)
274Batesburg-Leesville High SchoolBatesburg-Leesville54547.5% White (259)47.5%(259)28.8%(157)19.4%(106)0.4%(2)
275Wright MiddleAbbeville32347.7% Black (154)46.8%(151)47.7%(154)3.7%(12)0.6%(2)
276Highland Springs MiddleNorth Augusta53447.8% White (255)47.8%(255)27.0%(144)17.6%(94)0.2%(1)
277Socastee ElementaryMyrtle Beach85047.8% Hispanic (406)32.4%(275)11.9%(101)47.8%(406)0.3%(3)
278Barnwell ElementaryBarnwell42547.8% Black (203)40.5%(172)47.8%(203)4.7%(20)1.9%(8)
279Black Street Early Childhood CenterWalterboro35847.8% Black (171)31.8%(114)47.8%(171)9.8%(35)0.8%(3)
280Frances F. Mack IntermediateGaston51547.8% White (246)47.8%(246)15.2%(78)28.7%(148)0.6%(3)
281York Road ElementaryRock Hill43147.8% Black (206)30.4%(131)47.8%(206)13.5%(58)0.9%(4)
282Mevers School of ExcellenceGoose Creek77247.8% Black (369)24.5%(189)47.8%(369)17.0%(131)1.9%(15)
283Scranton ElementaryScranton38947.8% Black (186)41.6%(162)47.8%(186)5.7%(22)0.0%(0)
284Briggs ElementaryFlorence45147.9% White (216)47.9%(216)37.3%(168)4.9%(22)1.3%(6)
285Cyril B. Busbee ElementaryWagener46748.0% White (224)48.0%(224)33.0%(154)7.5%(35)0.0%(0)
286Mathews ElementaryGreenwood52948.0% Black (254)27.6%(146)48.0%(254)20.8%(110)0.6%(3)
287Sandhills ElementarySwansea49148.1% White (236)48.1%(236)18.7%(92)27.3%(134)0.0%(0)
288Bluffton HighBluffton1,37548.1% Hispanic (661)34.5%(475)12.2%(168)48.1%(661)1.9%(26)
289Clinton ElementaryClinton42248.1% Black (203)34.1%(144)48.1%(203)8.5%(36)1.4%(6)
290McCracken MiddleSpartanburg93748.1% White (451)48.1%(451)32.0%(300)12.4%(116)2.4%(22)
291Jerry Zucker Middle School of ScienceNorth Charleston51348.1% Hispanic (247)6.0%(31)41.9%(215)48.1%(247)0.4%(2)
292Timberland HighSt. Stephen71848.2% White (346)48.2%(346)41.9%(301)4.2%(30)0.1%(1)
293Leslie M. Stover MiddleElgin66248.2% White (319)48.2%(319)25.4%(168)15.9%(105)0.1%(1)
294H. E. McCracken MiddleBluffton84648.2% White (408)48.2%(408)9.3%(79)34.3%(290)2.1%(18)
295Robert E. Cashion ElementaryGreenville96448.2% Black (465)25.7%(248)48.2%(465)18.1%(174)1.4%(14)
296R. B. Stall HighNorth Charleston2,13548.2% Hispanic (1,030)7.0%(149)39.7%(848)48.2%(1,030)1.0%(22)
297Blaney ElementaryElgin75048.3% White (362)48.3%(362)28.8%(216)12.7%(95)0.7%(5)
298Carolina Springs MiddleLexington79148.3% White (382)48.3%(382)30.6%(242)12.4%(98)1.4%(11)
299J. Paul Truluck Creative Arts and Science MagnetLake City38548.3% White (186)48.3%(186)41.8%(161)6.5%(25)0.0%(0)
300Waterway ElementaryLittle River91248.4% White (441)48.4%(441)17.8%(162)20.2%(184)1.3%(12)
Page 6 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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