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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in South Carolina · page 13

Ranks 601–650 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Hispanic
601Clover MiddleClover, SCYork 029699.7%(94)
602Drayton Hall ElementaryCharleston, SCCharleston 016409.7%(62)
603Blue Ridge MiddleGreer, SCGreenville 019089.7%(88)
604Pleasant Hill ElementaryLexington, SCLexington 018469.7%(82)
605GREEN Charter School MidlandsIrmo, SCSC Public Charter School District2589.7%(25)
606Ware Shoals Elementary MiddleWare Shoals, SCGreenwood 512389.7%(23)
607Shaw Heights ElementaryShaw Air Force Base, SCSumter 014049.7%(39)
608Bells ElementaryRuffin, SCColleton 012499.6%(24)
609St. Matthews K-8 SchoolSt. Matthews, SCCalhoun 015099.6%(49)
610Rafting Creek ElementaryRembert, SCSumter 011259.6%(12)
611Coastal High SchoolMyrtle Beach, SCLimestone Charters Association1989.6%(19)
612Sand Hill ElementarySummerville, SCDorchester 021,1699.6%(112)
613Larne ElementaryClover, SCYork 025749.6%(55)
614Aynor MiddleGalivants Ferry, SCHorry 017429.6%(71)
615Inman ElementaryInman, SCSpartanburg 015659.6%(54)
616Orchard Park ElementaryFort Mill, SCYork 045559.6%(53)
617Eastside ElementaryClinton, SCLaurens 564629.5%(44)
618Leaphart ElementaryColumbia, SCLexington 054839.5%(46)
619Joseph Keels ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 024659.5%(44)
620Beech Hill ElementarySummerville, SCDorchester 021,0799.4%(102)
621Irmo ElementaryIrmo, SCLexington 054879.4%(46)
622Woodland Middle SchoolDorchester, SCDorchester 044559.4%(43)
623Nevitt Forest ElementaryAnderson, SCAnderson 055309.4%(50)
624Lewisville ElementaryRichburg, SCChester 015949.4%(56)
625Charleston Charter School for Math and ScienceCharleston, SCCharleston 015739.4%(54)
626Jefferson ElementaryJefferson, SCChesterfield 013299.4%(31)
627Kelly Mill MiddleBlythewood, SCRichland 029799.4%(92)
628Berkeley MiddleMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 011,4779.3%(138)
629Catawba Ridge High SchoolFort Mill, SCYork 041,7049.3%(159)
630Forest Hills ElementaryWalterboro, SCColleton 014729.3%(44)
631Ralph Chandler MiddleSimpsonville, SCGreenville 017639.3%(71)
632Wren ElementaryPiedmont, SCAnderson 016469.3%(60)
633Fennell ElementaryYemassee, SCHampton1409.3%(13)
634Bethel-Hanberry ElementaryBlythewood, SCRichland 027119.3%(66)
635Loris ElementaryLoris, SCHorry 017909.2%(73)
636Belton ElementaryBelton, SCAnderson 023799.2%(35)
637Harbison West ElementaryColumbia, SCLexington 055109.2%(47)
638Colleton County HighWalterboro, SCColleton 011,3529.2%(124)
639Longleaf MiddleColumbia, SCRichland 027969.2%(73)
640Pleasant Knoll MiddleFort Mill, SCYork 049169.2%(84)
641Mountain View ElementaryTaylors, SCGreenville 018099.2%(74)
642W. G. Sanders MiddleColumbia, SCRichland 015039.2%(46)
643Starr ElementaryStarr, SCAnderson 035259.1%(48)
644Chapin ElementaryChapin, SCLexington 057679.1%(70)
645B. D. Lee ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 016039.1%(55)
646Flat Rock ElementaryAnderson, SCAnderson 034299.1%(39)
647Liberty HighLiberty, SCPickens 016409.1%(58)
648Lemira ElementarySumter, SCSumter 013429.1%(31)
649Seaside ElementaryGarden City, SCHorry 013989.1%(36)
650Merriwether MiddleNorth Augusta, SCEdgefield 013659.0%(33)
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