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The public schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in South Carolina · page 20

Ranks 951–1,000 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
951Pendleton ElementaryPendleton, SCAnderson 04547285.1%
952Hannah-Pamplico Elementary/Middle SchoolPamplico, SCFlorence 02782405.1%
953Sims MiddleUnion, SCUnion 01606315.1%
954Ebenezer MiddleSumter, SCSumter 01352185.1%
955Burton Pack ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 01255135.1%
956Lucy T. Davis ElementaryFlorence, SCFlorence 01632325.1%
957Rosemary MiddleAndrews, SCGeorgetown 01356185.1%
958Dover ElementaryNorth, SCOrangeburg237125.1%
959Williston-Elko MiddleWilliston, SCBarnwell 48158—5.1%
960Philip Simmons ElementaryWando, SCBerkeley 01535275.0%
961W.J. Keenan HighColumbia, SCRichland 01675345.0%
962Cheraw PrimaryCheraw, SCChesterfield 01443225.0%
963Tall Pines STEM AcademyAiken, SCSC Public Charter School District382195.0%
964Mamie P. Whitesides ElementaryMt. Pleasant, SCCharleston 01767385.0%
965Wando HighMount Pleasant, SCCharleston 012,5881285.0%
966Townville ElementaryTownville, SCAnderson 04243124.9%
967Savannah Grove ElementaryEffingham, SCFlorence 01385194.9%
968William J. Clark MiddleOrangeburg, SCOrangeburg587294.9%
969Hopkins ElementaryHopkins, SCRichland 01284144.9%
970Draytonville ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 01264134.9%
971Briggs ElementaryFlorence, SCFlorence 01451224.9%
972St. John's ElementaryDarlington, SCDarlington 01596294.9%
973Lake View ElementaryLake View, SCDillon 04372184.8%
974Carolina Park ElementaryMt. Pleasant, SCCharleston 01931454.8%
975Wilson HighFlorence, SCFlorence 011,373664.8%
976Hopkins MiddleHopkins, SCRichland 01458224.8%
977St. James Santee Elementary-MiddleMcClellanville, SCCharleston 0116784.8%
978Thornwell School for the ArtsHartsville, SCDarlington 0118894.8%
979Clemson ElementaryClemson, SCPickens 01794384.8%
980Lucy Garrett Beckham HighMt. Pleasant, SCCharleston 011,757844.8%
981Holly Hill ElementaryHolly Hill, SCOrangeburg356174.8%
982Vance-Providence ElementaryVance, SCOrangeburg209104.8%
983Darlington HighDarlington, SCDarlington 01965464.8%
984Manning Junior HighManning, SCClarendon 06483234.8%
985Ambler ElementaryPickens, SCPickens 01316154.8%
986Midway ElementaryAnderson, SCAnderson 05675324.7%
987Orangeburg Wilkinson HighOrangeburg, SCOrangeburg992474.7%
988Rosewood ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 01338164.7%
989Kelly Edwards ElementaryWilliston, SCBarnwell296144.7%
990Satchel Ford ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 01721344.7%
991Richland One Charter Middle CollegeColumbia, SCRichland 0110654.7%
992Barnwell ElementaryBarnwell, SCBarnwell425204.7%
993Hampton County High SchoolVarnville, SCHampton617294.7%
994Belton Preparatory AcademyBelton, SCCharter Institute at Erskine449214.7%
995Harbor View ElementaryCharleston, SCCharleston 01621294.7%
996Foster Park ElementaryUnion, SCUnion 01430204.7%
997Buist AcademyCharleston, SCCharleston 01521244.6%
998Lugoff ElementaryLugoff, SCKershaw 01543254.6%
999North District MiddleVarnville, SCHampton239114.6%
1000Wallace Gregg ElementaryFlorence, SCFlorence 01283134.6%
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