allk12 · Rankings · Most Black · South Carolina

The public 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	Wilder Elementary	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	299	70.6%(211)
152	Hampton County High School	Varnville, SC	Hampton	617	70.5%(435)
153	Bennettsville Primary	Bennettsville, SC	Marlboro 01	552	70.3%(388)
154	L. B. Nelson Elementary	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	541	70.2%(380)
155	Fennell Elementary	Yemassee, SC	Hampton	140	70.0%(98)
156	Bradley Elementary	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	392	69.9%(274)
157	Cainhoy Elementary	Huger, SC	Berkeley 01	228	69.7%(159)
158	Wilson High	Florence, SC	Florence 01	1,373	69.6%(956)
159	Bates Middle	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	481	69.4%(334)
160	Savannah Grove Elementary	Effingham, SC	Florence 01	385	69.3%(267)
161	South Kilbourne Elementary	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	234	69.2%(162)
162	St. Stephen Elementary	St. Stephen, SC	Berkeley 01	430	69.1%(297)
163	Carver Middle	Spartanburg, SC	Spartanburg 07	633	69.0%(437)
164	McCormick Elementary	McCormick, SC	McCormick 01	225	68.9%(155)
165	Stono Park Elementary	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	337	68.8%(232)
166	Baptist Hill High	Hollywood, SC	Charleston 01	507	68.4%(347)
167	Manning Primary	Manning, SC	Clarendon 06	152	68.4%
168	Kelly Mill Middle	Blythewood, SC	Richland 02	979	68.2%(668)
169	Gordon Elementary	Dillon, SC	Dillon 04	351	68.1%(239)
170	St. Stephen Middle	St. Stephen, SC	Berkeley 01	172	68.0%(117)
171	Palmetto Middle	Mullins, SC	Marion 10	297	68.0%(202)
172	Dillon High	Dillon, SC	Dillon 04	804	67.8%(545)
173	Hunter-Kinard-Tyler Elementary	Neeses, SC	Orangeburg	179	67.6%(121)
174	Clio Elementary	Clio, SC	Marlboro 01	188	67.5%(127)
175	Whale Branch Middle	Seabrook, SC	Beaufort 01	243	67.5%(164)
176	Williams Middle	Florence, SC	Florence 01	792	67.2%(532)
177	Manning High	Manning, SC	Clarendon 06	741	67.1%(497)
178	Hendersonville Elementary	Walterboro, SC	Colleton 01	324	66.7%(216)
179	Webber School	Eastover, SC	Richland 01	209	66.5%(139)
180	Bridge Creek Elementary	Elgin, SC	Richland 02	564	66.3%(374)
181	Manning Junior High	Manning, SC	Clarendon 06	483	66.3%(320)
182	North Mullins Primary	Mullins, SC	Marion 10	372	66.1%(246)
183	Academy of Hope Charter	Conway, SC	Horry 01	100	66.0%(66)
184	McCormick Elementary	Mullins, SC	Marion 10	295	65.8%(194)
185	Marlboro County High	Bennettsville, SC	Marlboro 01	987	65.8%(649)
186	Calhoun County High	St. Matthews, SC	Calhoun 01	397	65.5%(260)
187	Meeting Street Elementary	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	1,153	65.4%
188	Kingsbury Elementary	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	514	65.4%(336)
189	The Cleveland Academy of Leadership	Spartanburg, SC	Spartanburg 07	521	65.3%(340)
190	B. D. Lee Elementary	Gaffney, SC	Cherokee 01	603	65.2%(393)
191	Caughman Road Elementary	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	715	65.2%(466)
192	Henry Timrod Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	413	65.1%(269)
193	Thornwell School for the Arts	Hartsville, SC	Darlington 01	188	64.9%(122)
194	Dillon Elementary	Dillon, SC	Dillon 04	1,025	64.9%(665)
195	North Middle/High	North, SC	Orangeburg	227	64.8%(147)
196	Nevitt Forest Elementary	Anderson, SC	Anderson 05	530	64.7%(343)
197	Williston-Elko Middle	Williston, SC	Barnwell	149	64.4%(96)
198	Kelly Edwards Elementary	Williston, SC	Barnwell	296	64.2%(190)
199	Dillon Middle	Dillon, SC	Dillon 04	624	64.1%(400)
200	Carvers Bay Middle STEAM Academy	Hemingway, SC	Georgetown 01	259	64.1%(166)

Page 4 of 24 · top 1,189 of 1,189 ranked. NCES + state assessment data, 2024-25.↓ Download full CSV

All South Carolina schools →

Most Black rankings at a wider scope

Nationwide

Other rankings for South Carolina

Largest Most diverse Lowest ratio Highest proficiency Fastest growing Highest poverty Lowest poverty Highest ratio Fastest declining Lowest proficiency Most Hispanic Most White Most Asian

All ranking categories →

Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

DATA NOTICE

allk12 is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by NCES, the US Census Bureau, any state education agency or assessment program, or any other government agency. Source data is compiled from public records and provided "as is," without warranty of accuracy or completeness. You rely on it, and any analysis derived from it, at your own risk. See the full disclaimer.