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The public middle schools with the most Black students in South Carolina · page 4

Ranks 151200 of the public schools with the most Black students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
151Clover MiddleClover, SCYork 0296913.1%127
152Scott's Branch MiddleSummerton, SCClarendon 0614586.2%125
153Laurens MiddleLaurens, SCLaurens 5537333.2%124
154Oakridge MiddleClover, SCYork 021,14610.8%124
155Lugoff-Elgin MiddleLugoff, SCKershaw 0164918.8%122
156Batesburg-Leesville Middle SchoolBatesburg-Leesville, SCLexington 0346226.4%122
157Andrew Jackson MiddleKershaw, SCLancaster 0148025.0%120
158York IntermediateYork, SCYork 0162419.2%120
159Conway MiddleConway, SCHorry 0157820.6%119
160St. Stephen MiddleSt. Stephen, SCBerkeley 0117268.0%117
161Jackson STEM MiddleJackson, SCAiken 0130238.4%116
162Philip Simmons MiddleWando, SCBerkeley 0147324.3%115
163Spaulding MiddleLamar, SCDarlington 0122850.4%115
164Riverside MiddleGreer, SCGreenville 011,08610.5%114
165Sanders MiddleLaurens, SCLaurens 5525045.6%114
166Laing MiddleMount Pleasant, SCCharleston 0198611.5%113
167Chesterfield-Ruby MiddleChesterfield, SCChesterfield 0141427.1%112
168Sandhills MiddleGaston, SCLexington 0449522.4%111
169Woodruff MiddleWoodruff, SCSpartanburg 0470115.8%111
170Langley-Bath-Clearwater MiddleWarrenville, SCAiken 0147622.9%109
171Hemingway MB Lee MiddleHemingway, SCWilliamsburg 0113183.2%109
172Springfield MiddleFort Mill, SCYork 0471015.2%108
173Haut Gap MiddleJohns Island, SCCharleston 0141226.0%107
174Northwest MiddleTravelers Rest, SCGreenville 0178313.2%103
175Mid-Carolina MiddleProsperity, SCNewberry 0155318.4%102
176D. R. Hill MiddleLyman, SCSpartanburg 0556217.6%99
177Hanahan MiddleHanahan, SCBerkeley 0179912.3%98
178John E. Ewing MiddleGaffney, SCCherokee 0138025.5%97
179Lakeside MiddleLexington, SCLexington 0189310.9%97
180Saluda MiddleSaluda, SCSaluda 0153718.1%97
181Hilton Head Island MiddleHilton Head Island, SCBeaufort 0177812.3%96
182Bluffton MiddleBluffton, SCBeaufort 0192110.4%96
183Williston-Elko MiddleWilliston, SCBarnwell14964.4%96
184Pleasant Hill MiddleLexington, SCLexington 0175012.7%95
185Southwood Academy for the ArtsAnderson, SCAnderson 0540922.7%93
186Meadow Glen MiddleLexington, SCLexington 0177811.8%92
187Clifdale MiddleSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 0360514.9%90
188Palmetto Achievement Center for Excellence AcademyColumbia, SCSC Public Charter School District21641.2%89
189Bamberg-Ehrhardt MiddleBamberg, SCBamberg 0318846.8%88
190Marrington Middle School of the ArtsGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 0143220.1%87
191Sevier MiddleGreenville, SCGreenville 0164413.3%86
192A. L. Corbett MiddleWagener, SCAiken 0120341.4%84
193Fort Mill MiddleFort Mill, SCYork 0462013.6%84
194Banks Trail MiddleFort Mill, SCYork 0463813.2%84
195New Ellenton STEAM Magnet MiddleNew Ellenton, SCAiken 0127430.3%83
196Edgewood Middle SchoolNinety Six, SCGreenwood 5235423.4%83
197Lewisville MiddleRichburg, SCChester 0129527.5%81
198Ralph Chandler MiddleSimpsonville, SCGreenville 0176310.5%80
199H. E. McCracken MiddleBluffton, SCBeaufort 018469.3%79
200Frances F. Mack IntermediateGaston, SCLexington 0451515.2%78
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