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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in South Carolina · page 15

Ranks 701–750 of the public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsHispanic students% Hispanic
701Berkeley HighMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 012,0471698.3%
702Woodland HighDorchester, SCDorchester 04680568.2%
703Heritage ElementaryTravelers Rest, SCGreenville 01547458.2%
704Blythewood HighBlythewood, SCRichland 022,1641788.2%
705Waccamaw MiddlePawleys Island, SCGeorgetown 01329278.2%
706Gold Hill MiddleTega Cay, SCYork 04877728.2%
707Lexington HighLexington, SCLexington 012,5362088.2%
708Carver Edisto MiddleCope, SCOrangeburg439368.2%
709Edisto PrimaryCordova, SCOrangeburg635528.2%
710Starr-Iva MiddleStarr, SCAnderson 03616508.1%
711Westwood HighBlythewood, SCRichland 021,7431418.1%
712North Mullins PrimaryMullins, SCMarion 10372308.1%
713Nexton ElementarySummerville, SCBerkeley 01944768.1%
714Merriwether ElementaryNorth Augusta, SCEdgefield 01760618.0%
715Carolina ElementaryHartsville, SCDarlington 01212178.0%
716Liberty PrimaryLiberty, SCPickens 01637518.0%
717T. L. Hanna HighAnderson, SCAnderson 051,8991528.0%
718Great Falls HighGreat Falls, SCChester 01375308.0%
719Concord ElementaryAnderson, SCAnderson 05615498.0%
720Varnville ElementaryVarnville, SCHampton251208.0%
721Andrews ElementaryAndrews, SCGeorgetown 01604488.0%
722Rice Creek ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 02718577.9%
723Harleyville-Ridgeville MiddleDorchester, SCDorchester 04164—7.9%
724Gateway ElementaryTravelers Rest, SCGreenville 01659527.9%
725Muller Road MiddleBlythewood, SCRichland 021,242987.9%
726Hartsville HighHartsville, SCDarlington 011,129897.9%
727Marrington Middle School of the ArtsGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 01432347.9%
728Oceanside Collegiate AcademyMt. Pleasant, SCLimestone Charters Association623497.9%
729Irmo HighColumbia, SCLexington 051,2721007.9%
730Saluda Trail MiddleRock Hill, SCYork 03751597.9%
731Tamassee-Salem ElementaryTamassee, SCOconee 01204167.8%
732Griggs Road ElementaryClover, SCYork 02510407.8%
733Lakes and Bridges Charter SchoolEasley, SCSC Public Charter School District204167.8%
734Wren HighPiedmont, SCAnderson 011,252987.8%
735Kinard ElementaryClover, SCYork 02463367.8%
736Sheridan ElementaryOrangeburg, SCOrangeburg450357.8%
737Wagener-Salley HighWagener, SCAiken 01245197.8%
738Sandlapper ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 02671527.8%
739Killian ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 02699547.7%
740Creek Bridge STEM AcademyMarion, SCMarion 10324257.7%
741Pickens ElementaryPickens, SCPickens 01493387.7%
742South Pointe HighRock Hill, SCYork 031,128877.7%
743Belton MiddleBelton, SCAnderson 02455357.7%
744Libertas Academy-Boiling SpringsSimpsonville, SCCharter Institute at Erskine703547.7%
745Laurel Hill PrimaryMt. Pleasant, SCCharleston 01691537.7%
746Howe Hall AIMS ElementaryGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 01418327.7%
747Sunset Park Center for Accelerated StudiesRock Hill, SCYork 03431337.7%
748Butler AcademyHartsville, SCSC Public Charter School District393307.6%
749Chukker Creek ElementaryAiken, SCAiken 01578447.6%
750Charles Pinckney ElementaryMt. Pleasant, SCCharleston 01644497.6%
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