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The public schools with the most Black students in South Carolina · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the most Black students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% BlackBlack students
51Marshall ElementaryOrangeburg, SCOrangeburg62589.1%557
52White Knoll HighLexington, SCLexington 012,02527.4%555
53Berkeley MiddleMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 011,47737.3%551
54Gaffney HighGaffney, SCCherokee 011,82729.9%546
55Dillon HighDillon, SCDillon 0480467.8%545
56Hillcrest HighSimpsonville, SCGreenville 011,89428.5%540
57Mauldin HighMauldin, SCGreenville 012,13325.3%540
58Darlington MiddleDarlington, SCDarlington 0188860.6%538
59Rice Creek ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 0271874.9%538
60Cane Bay HighSummerville, SCBerkeley 012,41222.2%536
61Fairfield Central HighWinnsboro, SCFairfield 0161986.3%534
62Williams MiddleFlorence, SCFlorence 0179267.2%532
63Southside HighGreenville, SCGreenville 011,07548.9%526
64A. C. Flora HighColumbia, SCRichland 011,32839.4%523
65St. Andrews MiddleColumbia, SCRichland 0162783.4%523
66T. L. Hanna HighAnderson, SCAnderson 051,89927.5%522
67North Charleston HighNorth Charleston, SCCharleston 0182962.7%520
68James F. Byrnes HighDuncan, SCSpartanburg 052,39121.8%520
69Sandlapper ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 0267177.0%517
70William J. Clark MiddleOrangeburg, SCOrangeburg58787.6%514
71Boiling Springs HighBoiling Springs, SCSpartanburg 022,77218.5%513
72North Augusta HighNorth Augusta, SCAiken 011,64530.6%503
73Pontiac ElementaryElgin, SCRichland 0288057.2%503
74Aiken HighAiken, SCAiken 011,09745.7%501
75Midland Valley HighGraniteville, SCAiken 011,55832.1%500
76Manning HighManning, SCClarendon 0674167.1%497
77Conway HighConway, SCHorry 011,72428.4%489
78North Springs ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 0265973.8%486
79Colleton County MiddleWalterboro, SCColleton 0193152.0%484
80C. E. Williams Middle School for Creative and Scientific ArtCharleston, SCCharleston 011,29936.8%478
81Hartsville HighHartsville, SCDarlington 011,12942.2%476
82Blythewood MiddleBlythewood, SCRichland 0287254.6%476
83Marion HighMarion, SCMarion 1057282.9%474
84Caughman Road ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 0171565.2%466
85Robert E. Cashion ElementaryGreenville, SCGreenville 0196448.2%465
86Orangeburg High School for Health ProfessionsOrangeburg, SCLimestone Charters Association49293.5%460
87Mauldin ElementarySimpsonville, SCGreenville 011,03644.3%459
88Delmae Heights ElementaryFlorence, SCFlorence 0198846.4%458
89Robert Anderson MiddleAnderson, SCAnderson 051,13440.1%455
90Meeting Street BrentwoodNorth Charleston, SCCharleston 0180656.0%451
91Lugoff-Elgin HighLugoff, SCKershaw 011,75925.5%449
92Cayce ElementaryCayce, SCLexington 0297745.9%448
93Airport HighWest Columbia, SCLexington 021,27234.6%440
94Irmo MiddleColumbia, SCLexington 0599244.3%439
95Alice Drive MiddleSumter, SCSumter 0178356.1%439
96Eau Claire HighColumbia, SCRichland 0154280.8%438
97Carolina Forest HighMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 013,17613.8%437
98Carver MiddleSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 0763369.0%437
99Camden HighCamden, SCKershaw 011,13638.3%435
100Mullins HighMullins, SCMarion 1055778.1%435
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