The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Chesterfield County, South Carolina
This ranking covers the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Chesterfield County, South Carolina, drawn from 16 qualifying public schools. Long Middle leads the list at 54.9%, against a median of 33.1% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Long Middle | Cheraw, SC | 54.9%(223) |
| 2 | Cheraw High | Cheraw, SC | 52.2%(315) |
| 3 | Cheraw Intermediate | Cheraw, SC | 51.4%(209) |
| 4 | Cheraw Primary | Cheraw, SC | 49.0%(217) |
| 5 | Pageland Elementary | Pageland, SC | 43.3%(158) |
| 6 | Petersburg Primary | Pageland, SC | 39.7%(166) |
| 7 | New Heights Middle | Jefferson, SC | 37.4%(171) |
| 8 | Central High | Pageland, SC | 35.3%(232) |
| 9 | Edwards Elementary | Chesterfield, SC | 30.9%(166) |
| 10 | Chesterfield-Ruby Middle | Chesterfield, SC | 27.1%(112) |
| 11 | Jefferson Elementary | Jefferson, SC | 26.1%(86) |
| 12 | Chesterfield High | Chesterfield, SC | 23.9%(116) |
| 13 | McBee Elementary | McBee, SC | 17.8%(62) |
| 14 | McBee High | McBee, SC | 14.7%(85) |
| 15 | Ruby Elementary | Ruby, SC | 10.6%(27) |
| 16 | Plainview Elementary | Patrick, SC | 0.0%(0) |
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