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The public schools with the highest share of White students in South Carolina · page 5

Ranks 201–250 of the public schools with the highest share of White students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
201Ware Shoals Elementary MiddleWare Shoals, SCGreenwood 5123869.8%(166)
202Brockman ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 0129769.7%(207)
203McBee HighMcBee, SCChesterfield 0157769.7%(402)
204Ocean Bay MiddleMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 0180169.7%(558)
205North Central MiddleKershaw, SCKershaw 0140869.6%(284)
206Pleasant Hill ElementaryLexington, SCLexington 0184669.5%(588)
207Catawba Ridge High SchoolFort Mill, SCYork 041,70469.4%(1,183)
208Inman ElementaryInman, SCSpartanburg 0156569.4%(392)
209Powdersville HighGreenville, SCAnderson 011,02469.2%(709)
210Satchel Ford ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 0172169.2%(499)
211Paris ElementaryTaylors, SCGreenville 0159469.2%(411)
212Pleasant Hill MiddleLexington, SCLexington 0175069.1%(518)
213North Pointe ElementaryAnderson, SCAnderson 0550469.0%(348)
214Spring Hill HighChapin, SCLexington 051,11869.0%(771)
215Clemson ElementaryClemson, SCPickens 0179468.8%(546)
216Spearman ElementaryPiedmont, SCAnderson 0180468.7%(552)
217Aynor ElementaryAynor, SCHorry 0178168.6%(536)
218Forest Creek MiddleFort Mill, SCYork 0475768.6%(519)
219Philip Simmons HighCharleston, SCBerkeley 0179768.5%(546)
220Henry E. Bonner ElementaryMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 0180868.4%(553)
221Cherokee Charter AcademyGaffney, SCCharter Institute at Erskine63368.4%(433)
222Edgewood Middle SchoolNinety Six, SCGreenwood 5235468.4%(242)
223Inman IntermediateInman, SCSpartanburg 0132268.3%(220)
224Monarch ElementarySimpsonville, SCGreenville 0187068.3%(594)
225Macedonia MiddleMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 0137568.3%(256)
226Fort Mill HighFort Mill, SCYork 042,11568.2%(1,443)
227Lockett ElementaryBranchville, SCOrangeburg23968.2%(163)
228Oakridge MiddleClover, SCYork 021,14668.0%(779)
229River Trail ElementaryFort Mill, SCYork 0470467.9%(478)
230Pelion MiddlePelion, SCLexington 0151367.8%(348)
231Pelion HighPelion, SCLexington 0171867.8%(487)
232Whitmire Community School (High)Whitmire, SCNewberry 0126467.8%(179)
233Larne ElementaryClover, SCYork 0257467.8%(389)
234J. C. Lynch ElementaryCoward, SCFlorence 0335367.7%(239)
235Ware Shoals HighWare Shoals, SCGreenwood 5126567.5%(179)
236Merriwether ElementaryNorth Augusta, SCEdgefield 0176067.5%(513)
237Oakview ElementarySimpsonville, SCGreenville 0188767.4%(598)
238Drayton Hall ElementaryCharleston, SCCharleston 0164067.3%(431)
239Andrew Jackson HighKershaw, SCLancaster 0155767.3%(375)
240Kershaw ElementaryKershaw, SCLancaster 0151267.2%(344)
241River Bluff HighLexington, SCLexington 012,11767.2%(1,422)
242Mid-Carolina MiddleProsperity, SCNewberry 0155367.1%(371)
243Ocean Bay ElementaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,18167.1%(792)
244Johnsonville MiddleJohnsonville, SCFlorence 0528166.9%(188)
245Sand Hill ElementarySummerville, SCDorchester 021,16966.9%(782)
246Clover MiddleClover, SCYork 0296966.7%(646)
247Socastee MiddleMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 0152766.6%(351)
248Beech Hill ElementarySummerville, SCDorchester 021,07966.5%(718)
249Concrete PrimaryEasley, SCAnderson 0176566.4%(508)
250Belton MiddleBelton, SCAnderson 0245566.4%(302)
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