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Ranks 51–100 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
51	Wade Hampton High	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	High	1,790	18.4:1
52	North Myrtle Beach High	Little River, SC	Horry 01	High	1,673	18.4:1
53	Palmetto High	Williamston, SC	Anderson 01	High	1,086	18.3:1
54	Dillon Elementary	Dillon, SC	Dillon 04	Elementary	1,025	18.3:1
55	North Augusta Middle	North Augusta, SC	Aiken 01	Middle	492	18.3:1
56	Berkeley High	Moncks Corner, SC	Berkeley 01	High	2,047	18.3:1
57	T. L. Hanna High	Anderson, SC	Anderson 05	High	1,899	18.3:1
58	Socastee High	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	High	1,720	18.1:1
59	Greer Middle College Charter High	Taylors, SC	SC Public Charter School District	High	535	18.1:1
60	Myrtle Beach High	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	High	1,510	18.1:1
61	Cane Bay Middle	Summerville, SC	Berkeley 01	Middle	1,464	18.1:1
62	Foxbank Elementary	Moncks Corner, SC	Berkeley 01	Elementary	1,126	18.0:1
63	Lugoff-Elgin High	Lugoff, SC	Kershaw 01	High	1,759	18.0:1
64	Aynor High	Aynor, SC	Horry 01	High	901	18.0:1
65	Ridgeland Elementary	Ridgeland, SC	Jasper 01	Elementary	775	18.0:1
66	Seneca High	Seneca, SC	Oconee 01	High	1,051	18.0:1
67	Mullins High	Mullins, SC	Marion 10	High	557	18.0:1
68	Langston Charter Middle	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	Middle	470	18.0:1
69	Myrtle Beach Early Childhood	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	Elementary	555	17.9:1
70	Wren High	Piedmont, SC	Anderson 01	High	1,252	17.9:1
71	Marion High	Marion, SC	Marion 10	High	572	17.9:1
72	Greenwood High	Greenwood, SC	Greenwood 50	High	1,724	17.9:1
73	Wando High	Mount Pleasant, SC	Charleston 01	High	2,588	17.9:1
74	Greer High	Greer, SC	Greenville 01	High	1,397	17.8:1
75	Fountain Inn Elementary	Fountain Inn, SC	Greenville 01	Elementary	1,055	17.8:1
76	Hillcrest Middle	Simpsonville, SC	Greenville 01	Middle	989	17.8:1
77	Easley High	Easley, SC	Pickens 01	High	1,862	17.8:1
78	Spring Valley High	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	High	2,230	17.8:1
79	Crescent High	Iva, SC	Anderson 03	High	819	17.8:1
80	Conway High	Conway, SC	Horry 01	High	1,724	17.8:1
81	Gaffney High	Gaffney, SC	Cherokee 01	High	1,827	17.7:1
82	Broome High	Spartanburg, SC	Spartanburg 03	High	865	17.7:1
83	Midland Valley High	Graniteville, SC	Aiken 01	High	1,558	17.7:1
84	North Augusta High	North Augusta, SC	Aiken 01	High	1,645	17.7:1
85	Hampton County High School	Varnville, SC	Hampton	High	617	17.7:1
86	Cane Bay High	Summerville, SC	Berkeley 01	High	2,412	17.7:1
87	Brashier Middle College Charter High	Simpsonville, SC	Charter Institute at Erskine	High	511	17.6:1
88	Latta High	Latta, SC	Dillon 03	High	422	17.6:1
89	Greenville Senior High Academy	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	High	1,730	17.6:1
90	Dorman High	Roebuck, SC	Spartanburg 06	High	3,920	17.6:1
91	St. James High	Murrells Inlet, SC	Horry 01	High	1,826	17.6:1
92	Belton Honea Path High	Honea Path, SC	Anderson 02	High	1,069	17.5:1
93	Riverside Middle	Greer, SC	Greenville 01	Middle	1,086	17.5:1
94	East Edisto Middle	Summerville, SC	Dorchester 02	Middle	1,031	17.5:1
95	Lakewood High	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	High	1,013	17.5:1
96	Moultrie Middle	Mount Pleasant, SC	Charleston 01	Middle	1,130	17.4:1
97	Airport High	West Columbia, SC	Lexington 02	High	1,272	17.4:1
98	Lucy Garrett Beckham High	Mt. Pleasant, SC	Charleston 01	High	1,757	17.4:1
99	High Hills Elementary	Shaw Air Force Base, SC	Sumter 01	Elementary	435	17.4:1
100	Fort Dorchester High	North Charleston, SC	Dorchester 02	High	2,344	17.4:1

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