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The public high schools with the highest share of White students in South Carolina · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% White
151	Edisto High	Cordova, SC	Orangeburg	614	37.0%(227)
152	Northwestern High	Rock Hill, SC	York 03	1,822	36.8%(671)
153	Charleston Charter School for Math and Science	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	573	36.6%(210)
154	Westside High	Anderson, SC	Anderson 05	1,687	36.0%(608)
155	South Florence High	Florence, SC	Florence 01	1,580	36.0%(569)
156	Colleton County High	Walterboro, SC	Colleton 01	1,352	35.8%(484)
157	Myrtle Beach High	Myrtle Beach, SC	Horry 01	1,510	35.7%(539)
158	Airport High	West Columbia, SC	Lexington 02	1,272	35.6%(453)
159	Greenwood High	Greenwood, SC	Greenwood 50	1,724	35.1%(605)
160	Dorman High	Roebuck, SC	Spartanburg 06	3,920	35.0%(1,373)
161	Bluffton High	Bluffton, SC	Beaufort 01	1,375	34.5%(475)
162	Andrews High	Andrews, SC	Georgetown 01	471	34.2%(161)
163	Williston-Elko High	Williston, SC	Barnwell	192	33.9%(65)
164	Dreher High	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	1,144	33.8%(387)
165	Calhoun Falls Charter School	Calhoun Falls, SC	Charter Institute at Erskine	159	33.3%(53)
166	Williston-Elko High	Williston, SC	Barnwell 48	198	31.8%
167	Lowcountry Acceleration Academy	N Charleston, SC	SC Public Charter School District	619	30.9%(191)
168	Blythewood High	Blythewood, SC	Richland 02	2,164	30.8%(666)
169	Saluda High	Saluda, SC	Saluda 01	714	30.1%(215)
170	Lakewood High	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	1,013	29.8%(302)
171	Spartanburg High	Spartanburg, SC	Spartanburg 07	2,164	29.6%(641)
172	Fort Dorchester High	North Charleston, SC	Dorchester 02	2,344	29.6%(694)
173	North Middle/High	North, SC	Orangeburg	227	28.6%(65)
174	Chester Senior High	Chester, SC	Chester 01	699	27.9%(195)
175	Goose Creek High	Goose Creek, SC	Berkeley 01	1,973	27.6%(544)
176	South Pointe High	Rock Hill, SC	York 03	1,128	27.4%(309)
177	Sumter High School	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	2,122	25.6%(544)
178	Brookland-Cayce High	Cayce, SC	Lexington 02	1,212	25.6%(310)
179	Carvers Bay Early College and Career High	Hemingway, SC	Georgetown 01	399	25.3%(101)
180	Lancaster High	Lancaster, SC	Lancaster 01	1,390	25.0%(348)
181	Manning High	Manning, SC	Clarendon 06	741	23.6%(175)
182	Irmo High	Columbia, SC	Lexington 05	1,272	23.4%(297)
183	Calhoun County High	St. Matthews, SC	Calhoun 01	397	22.7%(90)
184	Marlboro County High	Bennettsville, SC	Marlboro 01	987	22.4%(221)
185	Hampton County High School	Varnville, SC	Hampton	617	21.1%(130)
186	St. Johns High	Johns Island, SC	Charleston 01	390	19.7%(77)
187	Darlington High	Darlington, SC	Darlington 01	965	19.6%(189)
188	Dillon High	Dillon, SC	Dillon 04	804	18.7%(150)
189	Newberry High	Newberry, SC	Newberry 01	837	18.5%(155)
190	Spring Valley High	Columbia, SC	Richland 02	2,230	18.5%(413)
191	Battery Creek High	Beaufort, SC	Beaufort 01	809	18.4%(149)
192	McCormick High	McCormick, SC	McCormick 01	192	17.2%(33)
193	Crestwood High	Sumter, SC	Sumter 01	1,105	17.2%(190)
194	Cross High	Cross, SC	Berkeley 01	273	16.1%(44)
195	Allegro Charter School of Music	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	250	15.2%(38)
196	Hunter-Kinard-Tyler High	Neeses, SC	Orangeburg	220	15.0%(33)
197	Berea High	Greenville, SC	Greenville 01	1,250	14.3%(179)
198	Learn4Life High School-Charleston	N Charleston, SC	SC Public Charter School District	169	13.6%(23)
199	Wilson High	Florence, SC	Florence 01	1,373	13.4%(184)
200	Richland One Charter Middle College	Columbia, SC	Richland 01	106	13.2%(14)

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