The public schools with the highest share of White students in Lancaster County, South Carolina
22 public schools in Lancaster County, South Carolina appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of White students, ranked by the share of students who are White, from federal NCES enrollment data. Buford High leads the list at 85.3%, against a median of 56.1% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % White |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Buford High | Lancaster, SC | 85.3%(454) |
| 2 | Buford Elementary | Lancaster, SC | 83.0%(657) |
| 3 | Buford Middle | Lancaster, SC | 78.1%(292) |
| 4 | Andrew Jackson High | Kershaw, SC | 67.3%(375) |
| 5 | Kershaw Elementary | Kershaw, SC | 67.2%(344) |
| 6 | Heath Springs Elementary | Heath Springs, SC | 64.3%(191) |
| 7 | Andrew Jackson Middle | Kershaw, SC | 63.3%(304) |
| 8 | Indian Land Elementary | Indian Land, SC | 61.0%(636) |
| 9 | Indian Land High | Lancaster, SC | 60.5%(1,153) |
| 10 | Indian Land Intermediate | Indian Land, SC | 59.5%(703) |
| 11 | Van Wyck Elementary | Lancaster, SC | 59.5%(488) |
| 12 | Indian Land Middle | Indian Land, SC | 52.6%(580) |
| 13 | Harrisburg Elementary | Indian Land, SC | 45.2%(525) |
| 14 | Discovery Charter of Lancaster | Lancaster, SC | 43.8%(64) |
| 15 | McDonald Green Elementary | Lancaster, SC | 40.1%(135) |
| 16 | Erwin Elementary | Lancaster, SC | 31.1%(130) |
| 17 | North Elementary | Lancaster, SC | 29.6%(191) |
| 18 | A. R. Rucker Middle | Lancaster, SC | 26.2%(125) |
| 19 | Lancaster High | Lancaster, SC | 25.0%(348) |
| 20 | Brooklyn Springs Elementary | Lancaster, SC | 23.4%(93) |
| 21 | South Middle | Lancaster, SC | 22.6%(99) |
| 22 | Clinton Elementary | Lancaster, SC | 19.4%(80) |
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