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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in South Carolina · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
151	Edgewood Middle School	Ninety Six, SC	Greenwood 52	354	23.4%(83)
152	L. E. Gable Middle	Roebuck, SC	Spartanburg 06	760	23.4%(178)
153	Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle	Warrenville, SC	Aiken 01	476	22.9%(109)
154	Southwood Academy for the Arts	Anderson, SC	Anderson 05	409	22.7%(93)
155	Myrtle Beach Middle	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	1,146	22.6%(259)
156	Charles B. DuBose Middle	Summerville, SC	Dorchester 02	947	22.5%(213)
157	Sandhills Middle	Gaston, SC	Lexington 04	495	22.4%(111)
158	Hillcrest Middle	Simpsonville, SC	Greenville 01	989	22.0%(218)
159	Westview Middle	Goose Creek, SC	Berkeley 01	840	21.3%(179)
160	Merriwether Middle	North Augusta, SC	Edgefield 01	365	21.1%(77)
161	Lakeview Middle	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	723	20.9%(151)
162	Conway Middle	Conway, SC	Horry 01	578	20.6%(119)
163	Cane Bay Middle	Summerville, SC	Berkeley 01	1,464	20.3%(297)
164	Abner Creek Middle	Greer, SC	Spartanburg 05	644	20.2%(130)
165	Marrington Middle School of the Arts	Goose Creek, SC	Berkeley 01	432	20.1%(87)
166	Florence Chapel Middle	Duncan, SC	Spartanburg 05	781	19.6%(153)
167	Black Water Middle	Conway, SC	Horry 01	789	19.5%(154)
168	York Middle	York, SC	York 01	789	19.5%(154)
169	York Intermediate	York, SC	York 01	624	19.2%(120)
170	White Knoll Middle	West Columbia, SC	Lexington 01	693	19.1%(132)
171	Berry Shoals Intermediate	Duncan, SC	Spartanburg 05	896	18.9%
172	Lugoff-Elgin Middle	Lugoff, SC	Kershaw 01	649	18.8%(122)
173	Northwood Middle	Taylors, SC	Greenville 01	823	18.7%(154)
174	Mid-Carolina Middle	Prosperity, SC	Newberry 01	553	18.4%(102)
175	League Academy	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	787	18.4%(145)
176	Greer Middle	Greer, SC	Greenville 01	1,038	18.1%(188)
177	Saluda Middle	Saluda, SC	Saluda 01	537	18.1%(97)
178	D. R. Hill Middle	Lyman, SC	Spartanburg 05	562	17.6%(99)
179	Macedonia Middle	Moncks Corner, SC	Berkeley 01	375	17.3%(65)
180	Belton Middle	Belton, SC	Anderson 02	455	16.7%(76)
181	Rollings Middle School of the Arts	Summerville, SC	Dorchester 02	797	16.4%(131)
182	North Myrtle Beach Middle	Little River, SC	Horry 01	1,267	16.3%(207)
183	Camp Road Middle	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	901	16.2%(146)
184	East Edisto Middle	Summerville, SC	Dorchester 02	1,031	16.2%(167)
185	Waccamaw Middle	Pawleys Island, SC	Georgetown 01	329	16.1%(53)
186	Rainbow Lake Middle	Chesnee, SC	Spartanburg 02	973	16.0%(156)
187	Woodruff Middle	Woodruff, SC	Spartanburg 04	701	15.8%(111)
188	Boiling Springs Middle	Inman, SC	Spartanburg 02	1,122	15.8%(177)
189	Springfield Middle	Fort Mill, SC	York 04	710	15.2%(108)
190	Waccamaw Intermediate	Pawleys Island, SC	Georgetown 01	415	15.2%(63)
191	Frances F. Mack Intermediate	Gaston, SC	Lexington 04	515	15.2%(78)
192	Clifdale Middle	Spartanburg, SC	Spartanburg 03	605	14.9%(90)
193	Ware Shoals Elementary Middle	Ware Shoals, SC	Greenwood 51	238	14.3%(34)
194	Riverside Middle	Pendleton, SC	Anderson 04	453	13.9%(63)
195	Fort Mill Middle	Fort Mill, SC	York 04	620	13.6%(84)
196	Sevier Middle	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	644	13.3%(86)
197	Banks Trail Middle	Fort Mill, SC	York 04	638	13.2%(84)
198	Northwest Middle	Travelers Rest, SC	Greenville 01	783	13.2%(103)
199	Clover Middle	Clover, SC	York 02	969	13.1%(127)
200	Pleasant Hill Middle	Lexington, SC	Lexington 01	750	12.7%(95)

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