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South Carolina: the most racially diverse school districts

70 districts

South Carolina public school districts ranked by the diversity index, the chance that two students picked at random from the district belong to different racial or ethnic groups. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 59.4%. Showing ranks 51 to 70.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudentsDiversity index
51Spartanburg 02SC1411,80652.2%
52Florence 05SC31,14351.9%
53Abbeville 60SC82,74651.7%
54Florence 03SC82,76751.7%
55HamptonSC92,27251.0%
56Bamberg 03SC61,81750.6%
57York 02SC109,03849.9%
58Oconee 01SC169,97847.0%
59Anderson 02SC73,40446.9%
60Pickens 01SC2316,31344.9%
61Anderson 01SC1410,88644.5%
62Anderson 04SC63,07643.7%
63Greenwood 52SC41,35943.4%
64OrangeburgSC2710,46242.8%
65Marion 10SC93,63339.8%
66Anderson 03SC52,77239.6%
67Spartanburg 01SC105,36436.1%
68Fairfield 01SC72,10329.5%
69Williamsburg 01SC102,79420.3%
70Lee 01SC51,27518.4%

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