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The public schools with the most Black students in Florence County, South Carolina

Across Florence County, South Carolina, 37 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Black or African American students enrolled. Wilson High leads the list at 956, against a median of 267 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

Florence County, South Carolina

Top Black students

956

Median Black students

267

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · FLORENCE COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black	Black students
1	Wilson High	Florence, SC	Florence 01	1,373	69.6%	956
2	West Florence High	Florence, SC	Florence 01	1,827	43.9%	802
3	South Florence High	Florence, SC	Florence 01	1,580	49.8%	786
4	Southside Middle	Florence, SC	Florence 01	1,138	51.3%	584
5	Williams Middle	Florence, SC	Florence 01	792	67.2%	532
6	Delmae Heights Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	988	46.4%	458
7	John W. Moore Middle	Florence, SC	Florence 01	1,056	40.6%	429
8	North Vista Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	446	90.6%	404
9	Henry L. Sneed Middle	Florence, SC	Florence 01	634	63.1%	400
10	Lake City High	Lake City, SC	Florence 03	492	79.9%	393
11	Greenwood Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	530	63.6%	337
12	Lake City Early Childhood Center	Lake City, SC	Florence 03	357	89.4%	319
13	Lucy T. Davis Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	632	49.4%	312
14	Main Street Elementary	Lake City, SC	Florence 03	318	92.8%	295
15	Carver Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	615	45.7%	281
16	Virtus Academy of South Carolina	Florence, SC	Charter Institute at Erskine	756	36.5%	276
17	McLaurin Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	552	49.5%	273
18	Henry Timrod Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	413	65.1%	269
19	Savannah Grove Elementary	Effingham, SC	Florence 01	385	69.3%	267
20	Hannah-Pamplico Elementary/Middle School	Pamplico, SC	Florence 02	782	33.6%	263
21	Dewey-Carter Elementary	Effingham, SC	Florence 01	606	43.2%	262
22	Brockington Elementary Magnet	Timmonsville, SC	Florence 01	329	74.8%	246
23	Ronald E. McNair Junior High	Lake City, SC	Florence 03	275	82.2%	226
24	Royall Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	512	38.9%	199
25	Theodore Lester Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	362	52.5%	190
26	Scranton Elementary	Scranton, SC	Florence 03	389	47.8%	186
27	Briggs Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	451	37.3%	168
28	Wallace Gregg Elementary	Florence, SC	Florence 01	283	57.2%	162
29	J. Paul Truluck Creative Arts and Science Magnet	Lake City, SC	Florence 03	385	41.8%	161
30	Johnsonville Elementary	Johnsonville, SC	Florence 05	537	28.7%	154
31	R.N. Beck Child Development Center	Florence, SC	Florence 01	168	71.4%	120
32	Olanta Elementary	Olanta, SC	Florence 03	198	60.1%	119
33	Hannah Pamplico High School	Pamplico, SC	Florence 02	332	33.7%	112
34	Child Development Center at Woods Road	Florence, SC	Florence 01	189	51.9%	98
35	Johnsonville High	Johnsonville, SC	Florence 05	325	30.1%	98
36	Johnsonville Middle	Johnsonville, SC	Florence 05	281	23.5%	66
37	J. C. Lynch Elementary	Coward, SC	Florence 03	353	17.0%	60

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