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The public elementary schools with the most Hispanic students in South Carolina · page 14

Ranks 651–694 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
651Mellichamp ElementaryOrangeburg, SCOrangeburg1446.3%9
652St. James Santee Elementary-MiddleMcClellanville, SCCharleston 011674.8%8
653Ninety Six Primary SchoolNinety Six, SCGreenwood 522832.8%8
654Whitmire Community School (Elementary)Whitmire, SCNewberry 012503.2%8
655Logan ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 012373.4%8
656Marion IntermediateMarion, SCMarion 103902.0%8
657Denmark-Olar ElementaryDenmark, SCBamberg 032323.5%8
658Montessori Community SchoolCharleston, SCCharleston 012802.5%7
659McCormick ElementaryMcCormick, SCMcCormick 012253.1%7
660Mill Creek ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 013532.0%7
661Hunter-Kinard-Tyler ElementaryNeeses, SCOrangeburg1793.9%7
662SC School for the Deaf Elementary/MiddleSpartanburg, SCDeaf & Blind School4114.6%6
663SC School for the Blind Elementary/MiddleSpartanburg, SCDeaf & Blind School2227.3%6
664Westwood ElementaryAbbeville, SCAbbeville 602962.0%6
665Minnie Hughes ElementaryYonges Island, SCCharleston 011743.5%6
666Plainview ElementaryPatrick, SCChesterfield 011683.6%6
667Kelly Miller ElementaryWinnsboro, SCFairfield 011993.0%6
668Olanta ElementaryOlanta, SCFlorence 031983.0%6
669Academy of Hope CharterConway, SCHorry 011006.0%6
670Dennis ElementaryBishopville, SCLee 013591.7%6
671Kenneth Gardner Leadership AcademyKingstree, SCWilliamsburg 013621.7%6
672Hemingway ElementaryHemingway, SCWilliamsburg 012692.2%6
673Compass Collegiate AcademyN Charleston, SCSC Public Charter School District1553.9%6
674Estill ElementaryEstill, SCHampton1963.1%6
675Mitchell ElementaryCharleston, SCCharleston 011882.7%5
676Brown's Ferry Elementary School for the Creative and PerformGeorgetown, SCGeorgetown 011633.1%5
677Lower Lee ElementaryMayesville, SCLee 011283.9%5
678Willie Jeffries School of ExcellenceOrangeburg, SCCharter Institute at Erskine2741.5%4
679Charleston ProgressiveCharleston, SCCharleston 011841.6%3
680Academy for Teaching and LearningChester, SCChester 013290.9%3
681Bennettsville IntermediateBennettsville, SCMarlboro 012441.2%3
682Oakland ElementaryInman, SCSpartanburg 027220.4%3
683The Palmetto SchoolRock Hill, SCYork 03634.8%3
684Bettis Preparatory Leadership AcademyTrenton, SCSC Public Charter School District1182.5%3
685Diamond Hill ElementaryAbbeville, SCAbbeville 602520.8%2
686West Lee ElementaryRembert, SCLee 01982.0%2
687Carolina School for InquiryColumbia, SCRichland 011141.8%2
688Greeleyville STEAM AcademyGreeleyville, SCWilliamsburg 012220.9%2
689Cape Romain Environmental Education Charter SchoolMcClellanville, SCSC Public Charter School District1811.1%2
690Rosenwald ElementarySociety Hill, SCDarlington 01711.4%1
691McCrorey-Liston School of TechnologyBlair, SCFairfield 011060.9%1
692Gadsden ElementaryGadsden, SCRichland 011330.8%1
693W.M. Anderson PrimaryKingstree, SCWilliamsburg 013640.3%1
694Lockett ElementaryBranchville, SCOrangeburg2390.4%1
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