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The public elementary schools with the most Hispanic students in Cherokee County, South Carolina

Across Cherokee County, South Carolina, 10 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Luther L. Vaughan Elementary leads the list at 126, against a median of 24 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Cherokee County, South Carolina
Top Hispanic students
126
Median Hispanic students
24
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · CHEROKEE COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Luther L. Vaughan ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 0139931.6%126
2Grassy Pond ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 0151914.1%73
3B. D. Lee ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 016039.1%55
4Limestone-Central ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 0143610.1%44
5Northwest ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 014236.4%27
6Blacksburg PrimaryBlacksburg, SCCherokee 013635.5%20
7Corinth ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 012926.5%19
8Blacksburg ElementaryBlacksburg, SCCherokee 013234.3%14
9Draytonville ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 012644.9%13
10Goucher Charter AcademyGaffney, SCLimestone Charters Association2444.5%11
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