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South Carolina: the school districts with the most Hispanic students

75 districts

South Carolina public school districts ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled, from federal NCES data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 676. Showing ranks 51 to 75.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% HispanicHispanic students
51Anderson 02SC73,4046.5%221
52Dillon 04SC84,6644.7%217
53Laurens 56SC62,7078.0%216
54Anderson 03SC52,7727.6%212
55Marion 10SC93,6335.1%184
56Anderson 04SC63,0765.5%170
57Dorchester 04SC72,5666.5%168
58Florence 03SC82,7675.9%162
59BarnwellSC93,1235.1%160
60Union 01SC63,5424.3%151
61Calhoun 01SC31,4658.5%125
62HamptonSC92,2725.3%121
63Fairfield 01SC72,1033.9%83
64Dillon 03SC31,4925.4%81
65Abbeville 60SC82,7462.8%77
66Greenwood 51SC38886.9%61
67Florence 02SC21,1145.3%59
68Bamberg 03SC61,8172.8%51
69Marlboro 01SC73,3801.5%50
70Greenwood 52SC41,3593.2%44
71Florence 05SC31,1433.5%40
72Williamsburg 01SC102,7941.3%36
73Lee 01SC51,2752.7%35
74Allendale 01SC38553.2%27
75McCormick 01SC35231.5%8

See the national most hispanic (count) ranking →