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The public high schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in South Carolina · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the public schools with the highest student-to-teacher ratios in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST RATIO · SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	Ratio
101	Stratford High	Goose Creek, SC	Berkeley 01	High	2,605	16.0:1
102	Charleston School of the Arts	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	High	1,102	16.0:1
103	Pendleton High	Anderson, SC	Anderson 04	High	924	15.9:1
104	Spartanburg High	Spartanburg, SC	Spartanburg 07	High	2,164	15.9:1
105	Catawba Ridge High School	Fort Mill, SC	York 04	High	1,704	15.9:1
106	Loris High	Loris, SC	Horry 01	High	857	15.9:1
107	Newberry High	Newberry, SC	Newberry 01	High	837	15.8:1
108	Chesnee High	Chesnee, SC	Spartanburg 02	High	673	15.8:1
109	Lancaster High	Lancaster, SC	Lancaster 01	High	1,390	15.8:1
110	Fox Creek High	North Augusta, SC	SC Public Charter School District	High	672	15.8:1
111	Silver Bluff High	Aiken, SC	Aiken 01	High	756	15.8:1
112	Dixie High	Due West, SC	Abbeville 60	High	565	15.7:1
113	Southside High	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	High	1,075	15.7:1
114	A. C. Flora High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	High	1,328	15.7:1
115	Fort Mill High	Fort Mill, SC	York 04	High	2,115	15.7:1
116	HCS Early College High	Conway, SC	Horry 01	High	360	15.7:1
117	May River High	Bluffton, SC	Beaufort 01	High	1,731	15.5:1
118	Lexington High	Lexington, SC	Lexington 01	High	2,536	15.5:1
119	R. B. Stall High	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	High	2,135	15.5:1
120	Blythewood High	Blythewood, SC	Richland 02	High	2,164	15.5:1
121	James Byrnes Freshman Academy	Duncan, SC	Spartanburg 05	High	792	15.5:1
122	Strom Thurmond High	Johnston, SC	Edgefield 01	High	720	15.3:1
123	White Knoll High	Lexington, SC	Lexington 01	High	2,025	15.3:1
124	James Island Charter High	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	High	1,612	15.3:1
125	South Florence High	Florence, SC	Florence 01	High	1,580	15.3:1
126	Hartsville High	Hartsville, SC	Darlington 01	High	1,129	15.3:1
127	Swansea High Freshman Academy	Swansea, SC	Lexington 04	High	274	15.2:1
128	Mid-Carolina High	Prosperity, SC	Newberry 01	High	681	15.2:1
129	Clover High	Clover, SC	York 02	High	2,713	15.1:1
130	Berea High	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	High	1,250	15.1:1
131	Waccamaw High	Pawleys Island, SC	Georgetown 01	High	808	15.0:1
132	Bluffton High	Bluffton, SC	Beaufort 01	High	1,375	14.9:1
133	Abbeville High	Abbeville, SC	Abbeville 60	High	463	14.9:1
134	Wilson High	Florence, SC	Florence 01	High	1,373	14.9:1
135	North Central High	Kershaw, SC	Kershaw 01	High	563	14.9:1
136	Lewisville High	Richburg, SC	Chester 01	High	431	14.9:1
137	West-Oak High	Westminster, SC	Oconee 01	High	735	14.8:1
138	Dreher High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	High	1,144	14.8:1
139	Gilbert High	Gilbert, SC	Lexington 01	High	1,138	14.7:1
140	Pickens High	Pickens, SC	Pickens 01	High	1,226	14.6:1
141	Philip Simmons High	Charleston, SC	Berkeley 01	High	797	14.5:1
142	Palmetto Scholars Academy	North Charleston, SC	SC Public Charter School District	High	507	14.5:1
143	Barnwell High	Barnwell, SC	Barnwell	High	557	14.5:1
144	Branchville High	Branchville, SC	Orangeburg	High	317	14.3:1
145	Ninety Six High School	Ninety Six, SC	Greenwood 52	High	423	14.2:1
146	Aiken High	Aiken, SC	Aiken 01	High	1,097	14.1:1
147	Bethune-Bowman Middle/High	Rowesville, SC	Orangeburg	High	349	14.0:1
148	Chester Senior High	Chester, SC	Chester 01	High	699	14.0:1
149	Clinton High	Clinton, SC	Laurens 56	High	811	14.0:1
150	Dutch Fork High	Irmo, SC	Lexington 05	High	1,703	14.0:1

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