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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in South Carolina · page 10

Ranks 451–500 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
451	Erwin Elementary	Lancaster, SC	Lancaster 01	418	39.5%(165)
452	St. George Middle	St. George, SC	Dorchester 04	292	39.4%
453	A. C. Flora High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	1,328	39.4%(523)
454	Laurens Elementary	Laurens, SC	Laurens 55	465	39.4%(183)
455	Silver Bluff High	Aiken, SC	Aiken 01	756	39.3%(297)
456	Beaufort High	Beaufort, SC	Beaufort 01	1,104	39.2%(433)
457	Bridgewater Academy Charter	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	125	39.2%(49)
458	Lake View Elementary	Lake View, SC	Dillon 04	372	39.0%(145)
459	Royall Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	512	38.9%(199)
460	Loris High	Loris, SC	Horry 01	857	38.6%(331)
461	W. B. Goodwin Elementary	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	423	38.5%(163)
462	Westside High	Anderson, SC	Anderson 05	1,687	38.5%(649)
463	Jackson STEM Middle	Jackson, SC	Aiken 01	302	38.4%(116)
464	Loris Elementary	Loris, SC	Horry 01	790	38.4%(303)
465	Camden High	Camden, SC	Kershaw 01	1,136	38.3%(435)
466	Hartsville Middle	Hartsville, SC	Darlington 01	801	38.2%(306)
467	Limestone-Central Elementary	Gaffney, SC	Cherokee 01	436	38.1%(166)
468	Dutch Fork Elementary	Irmo, SC	Lexington 05	442	38.0%(168)
469	Sims Middle	Union, SC	Union 01	606	38.0%(230)
470	Sandy Run School	Swansea, SC	Calhoun 01	559	37.8%(211)
471	Gaffney Middle	Gaffney, SC	Cherokee 01	851	37.7%(321)
472	Great Falls Elementary	Great Falls, SC	Chester 01	335	37.6%(126)
473	Dutch Fork High	Irmo, SC	Lexington 05	1,703	37.5%(639)
474	Woodmont Middle	Piedmont, SC	Greenville 01	904	37.5%(339)
475	St. Johns High	Johns Island, SC	Charleston 01	390	37.4%(146)
476	New Heights Middle	Jefferson, SC	Chesterfield 01	457	37.4%(171)
477	Berkeley Middle	Moncks Corner, SC	Berkeley 01	1,477	37.3%(551)
478	Latta Middle	Latta, SC	Dillon 03	349	37.3%(130)
479	Briggs Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	451	37.3%(168)
480	McDonald Green Elementary	Lancaster, SC	Lancaster 01	337	37.1%(125)
481	Clinton Middle	Clinton, SC	Laurens 56	580	37.1%(215)
482	Lake View High	Lake View, SC	Dillon 04	483	37.1%(179)
483	Oakbrook Middle	Ladson, SC	Dorchester 02	861	36.9%(318)
484	Boulder Bluff Elementary	Goose Creek, SC	Berkeley 01	659	36.9%(243)
485	Oakland Elementary	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	556	36.9%(205)
486	Broad River Elementary	Beaufort, SC	Beaufort 01	467	36.8%(172)
487	Goose Creek High	Goose Creek, SC	Berkeley 01	1,973	36.8%(726)
488	C. E. Williams Middle School for Creative and Scientific Art	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	1,299	36.8%(478)
489	Pine Ridge Middle	West Columbia, SC	Lexington 02	379	36.7%(139)
490	Bryson Middle	Simpsonville, SC	Greenville 01	941	36.7%(345)
491	Ridgeland Elementary	Ridgeland, SC	Jasper 01	775	36.6%(284)
492	Greendale Elementary	New Ellenton, SC	Aiken 01	333	36.6%(122)
493	Chukker Creek Elementary	Aiken, SC	Aiken 01	578	36.5%(211)
494	Virtus Academy of South Carolina	Florence, SC	Charter Institute at Erskine	756	36.5%(276)
495	Devon Forest Elementary	Goose Creek, SC	Berkeley 01	925	36.4%(337)
496	Cyril B. Busbee Creative Arts Academy	Cayce, SC	Lexington 02	442	36.4%(161)
497	Greenwood Charter Academy	Greenwood, SC	Charter Institute at Erskine	432	36.3%(157)
498	Varennes Elementary	Anderson, SC	Anderson 05	389	36.3%(141)
499	Springfield Elementary	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	679	36.2%(246)
500	Dutchman Creek Middle	Rock Hill, SC	York 03	856	36.2%(310)

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