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The public middle schools with the most Black students in South Carolina · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the public schools with the most Black students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
101Hillcrest MiddleDalzell, SCSumter 0136552.3%191
102Aiken IntermediateAiken, SCAiken 0142744.3%189
103Greer MiddleGreer, SCGreenville 011,03818.1%188
104Sangaree MiddleLadson, SCBerkeley 0163728.3%180
105Westview MiddleGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 0184021.3%179
106L. E. Gable MiddleRoebuck, SCSpartanburg 0676023.4%178
107Simmons Pinckney MiddleCharleston, SCCharleston 0119093.2%177
108Boiling Springs MiddleInman, SCSpartanburg 021,12215.8%177
109R. H. Fulmer MiddleWest Columbia, SCLexington 0252633.5%176
110Allendale-Fairfax MiddleFairfax, SCAllendale 0119688.8%174
111Tanglewood MiddleGreenville, SCGreenville 0165226.5%173
112Lady's Island MiddleBeaufort, SCBeaufort 0133850.6%171
113New Heights MiddleJefferson, SCChesterfield 0145737.4%171
114Leslie M. Stover MiddleElgin, SCKershaw 0166225.4%168
115East Edisto MiddleSummerville, SCDorchester 021,03116.2%167
116Carvers Bay Middle STEAM AcademyHemingway, SCGeorgetown 0125964.1%166
117Whale Branch MiddleSeabrook, SCBeaufort 0124367.5%164
118Hampton ElementaryHampton, SCHampton27559.3%163
119Cyril B. Busbee Creative Arts AcademyCayce, SCLexington 0244236.4%161
120Rainbow Lake MiddleChesnee, SCSpartanburg 0297316.0%156
121Paul Knox MiddleNorth Augusta, SCAiken 0157327.1%155
122Wright MiddleAbbeville, SCAbbeville 6032347.7%154
123Northwood MiddleTaylors, SCGreenville 0182318.7%154
124Black Water MiddleConway, SCHorry 0178919.5%154
125York MiddleYork, SCYork 0178919.5%154
126Florence Chapel MiddleDuncan, SCSpartanburg 0578119.6%153
127Beaufort MiddleBeaufort, SCBeaufort 0134843.7%152
128Lakeview MiddleGreenville, SCGreenville 0172320.9%151
129Richard H. Gettys MiddleEasley, SCPickens 011,21712.4%151
130Deer Park MiddleNorth Charleston, SCCharleston 0131547.3%149
131Camp Road MiddleCharleston, SCCharleston 0190116.2%146
132League AcademyGreenville, SCGreenville 0178718.4%145
133Highland Springs MiddleNorth Augusta, SCAiken 0153427.0%144
134C. E. Murray MiddleGreeleyville, SCWilliamsburg 0115791.1%143
135Guinyard-Butler MiddleBarnwell, SCBarnwell33542.4%142
136Indian Land IntermediateIndian Land, SCLancaster 011,18111.8%140
137Beech Springs MiddleDuncan, SCSpartanburg 0558424.0%140
138Estill MiddleEstill, SCHampton15490.9%140
139Pine Ridge MiddleWest Columbia, SCLexington 0237936.7%139
140McCants MiddleAnderson, SCAnderson 0557224.1%138
141North Augusta MiddleNorth Augusta, SCAiken 0149227.9%137
142Ten Oaks MiddleMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,26410.8%137
143North District MiddleVarnville, SCHampton23956.9%136
144White Knoll MiddleWest Columbia, SCLexington 0169319.1%132
145Denmark-Olar MiddleDenmark, SCBamberg 0314491.7%132
146Rollings Middle School of the ArtsSummerville, SCDorchester 0279716.4%131
147Latta MiddleLatta, SCDillon 0334937.3%130
148Abner Creek MiddleGreer, SCSpartanburg 0564420.2%130
149Indian Land MiddleIndian Land, SCLancaster 011,10211.7%129
150Northside MiddleWest Columbia, SCLexington 0252824.4%129
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