South Carolina: the counties with the most public schools

44 counties

South Carolina counties ranked by the number of public schools in the county. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify. The median ranked county is at 17.

#	County	State	Schools	Students	Schools
1	Greenville County	SC	103	89,863	103
2	Richland County	SC	98	60,410	98
3	Charleston County	SC	92	55,933	92
4	Spartanburg County	SC	85	58,477	85
5	Lexington County	SC	74	64,555	74
6	York County	SC	67	52,364	67
7	Horry County	SC	58	49,639	58
8	Anderson County	SC	55	34,806	55
9	Berkeley County	SC	49	40,966	49
10	Aiken County	SC	41	24,280	41
11	Florence County	SC	37	21,641	37
12	Beaufort County	SC	35	22,968	35
13	Dorchester County	SC	34	29,832	34
14	Orangeburg County	SC	30	11,507	30
15	Pickens County	SC	26	16,866	26
16	Sumter County	SC	26	14,608	26
17	Lancaster County	SC	22	15,417	22
18	Darlington County	SC	20	9,482	20
19	Greenwood County	SC	20	10,771	20
20	Georgetown County	SC	19	8,208	19
21	Laurens County	SC	18	8,681	18
22	Kershaw County	SC	17	11,247	17
23	Cherokee County	SC	16	8,402	16
24	Chesterfield County	SC	16	6,872	16
25	Oconee County	SC	16	9,978	16
26	Barnwell County	SC	14	4,300	14
27	Newberry County	SC	13	5,714	13
28	Chester County	SC	11	4,523	11
29	Clarendon County	SC	11	4,423	11
30	Dillon County	SC	11	6,156	11
31	Edgefield County	SC	10	3,862	10
32	Williamsburg County	SC	10	2,794	10
33	Abbeville County	SC	9	2,905	9
34	Hampton County	SC	9	2,272	9
35	Marion County	SC	9	3,633	9
36	Colleton County	SC	8	4,539	8
37	Fairfield County	SC	8	2,409	8
38	Jasper County	SC	8	4,194	8
39	Lee County	SC	7	1,485	7
40	Marlboro County	SC	7	3,380	7
41	Bamberg County	SC	6	1,817	6
42	Saluda County	SC	6	2,935	6
43	Union County	SC	6	3,542	6
44	Calhoun County	SC	3	1,465	3

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