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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in South Carolina · page 5

Ranks 201–250 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
201	Richard H. Gettys Middle	Easley, SC	Pickens 01	1,217	12.4%(151)
202	Hilton Head Island Middle	Hilton Head Island, SC	Beaufort 01	778	12.3%(96)
203	Hanahan Middle	Hanahan, SC	Berkeley 01	799	12.3%(98)
204	North Central Middle	Kershaw, SC	Kershaw 01	408	12.0%(49)
205	Indian Land Intermediate	Indian Land, SC	Lancaster 01	1,181	11.8%(140)
206	Meadow Glen Middle	Lexington, SC	Lexington 01	778	11.8%(92)
207	Indian Land Middle	Indian Land, SC	Lancaster 01	1,102	11.7%(129)
208	Laing Middle	Mount Pleasant, SC	Charleston 01	986	11.5%(113)
209	Inman Intermediate	Inman, SC	Spartanburg 01	322	11.2%(36)
210	Lakeside Middle	Lexington, SC	Lexington 01	893	10.9%(97)
211	Ten Oaks Middle	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	1,264	10.8%(137)
212	Oakridge Middle	Clover, SC	York 02	1,146	10.8%(124)
213	Riverside Middle	Greer, SC	Greenville 01	1,086	10.5%(114)
214	Ralph Chandler Middle	Simpsonville, SC	Greenville 01	763	10.5%(80)
215	Blacksburg Middle	Blacksburg, SC	Cherokee 01	363	10.5%(38)
216	Bluffton Middle	Bluffton, SC	Beaufort 01	921	10.4%(96)
217	Honea Path Middle	Honea Path, SC	Anderson 02	278	10.1%(28)
218	Buist Academy	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	521	9.6%(50)
219	H. E. McCracken Middle	Bluffton, SC	Beaufort 01	846	9.3%(79)
220	Forestbrook Middle	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	816	9.3%(76)
221	Starr-Iva Middle	Starr, SC	Anderson 03	616	9.1%(56)
222	R. C. Edwards Middle	Central, SC	Pickens 01	835	8.9%(74)
223	Ocean Bay Middle	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	801	8.7%(70)
224	Wren Middle	Piedmont, SC	Anderson 01	910	8.5%(77)
225	Forest Creek Middle	Fort Mill, SC	York 04	757	8.4%(64)
226	Powdersville Middle	Greenville, SC	Anderson 01	801	8.0%(64)
227	Pleasant Knoll Middle	Fort Mill, SC	York 04	916	7.6%(70)
228	Palmetto Middle	Williamston, SC	Anderson 01	749	7.5%(56)
229	T. E. Mabry Middle	Inman, SC	Spartanburg 01	452	7.3%(33)
230	Socastee Middle	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	527	7.2%(38)
231	Gilbert Middle	Gilbert, SC	Lexington 01	804	7.2%(58)
232	Aynor Middle	Galivants Ferry, SC	Horry 01	742	7.1%(53)
233	Beechwood Middle	Lexington, SC	Lexington 01	1,033	6.9%(71)
234	St. James Intermediate	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	883	6.5%(57)
235	St. James Middle	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	913	6.1%(56)
236	Moultrie Middle	Mount Pleasant, SC	Charleston 01	1,130	5.9%(67)
237	Chesnee Middle	Chesnee, SC	Spartanburg 02	569	5.6%(32)
238	Chapin Middle	Chapin, SC	Lexington 05	1,007	5.6%(56)
239	Chapin Intermediate	Chapin, SC	Lexington 05	985	5.3%(52)
240	Pelion Middle	Pelion, SC	Lexington 01	513	5.1%(26)
241	West Oak Middle	Westminster, SC	Oconee 01	656	5.0%(33)
242	Pickens Middle	Pickens, SC	Pickens 01	566	5.0%(28)
243	Gold Hill Middle	Tega Cay, SC	York 04	877	4.9%(43)
244	Langston Charter Middle	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	470	4.9%
245	Langston Charter Middle	Greenville, SC	Charter Institute at Erskine	457	4.6%(21)
246	Thomas C. Cario Middle	Mt. Pleasant, SC	Charleston 01	1,105	4.3%(48)
247	Tall Pines STEM Academy	Aiken, SC	SC Public Charter School District	382	3.9%(15)
248	Blue Ridge Middle	Greer, SC	Greenville 01	908	3.5%(32)
249	Liberty Middle	Liberty, SC	Pickens 01	458	3.3%(15)
250	Buford Middle	Lancaster, SC	Lancaster 01	374	3.2%(12)

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