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

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MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
51Eastside HighTaylors, SCGreenville 011,49021.6%322
52Saluda HighSaluda, SCSaluda 0171444.7%319
53Greenwood HighGreenwood, SCGreenwood 501,72418.4%317
54River Oaks ElementaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,42622.1%315
55College Park ElementaryLadson, SCBerkeley 0175041.9%314
56White Knoll HighLexington, SCLexington 012,02515.4%311
57Easley HighEasley, SCPickens 011,86216.7%311
58Bluffton ElementaryBluffton, SCBeaufort 0170943.7%310
59Airport HighWest Columbia, SCLexington 021,27224.2%308
60Hollis AcademyGreenville, SCGreenville 0156654.1%306
61River Ridge AcademyBluffton, SCBeaufort 011,13426.7%303
62Lancaster HighLancaster, SCLancaster 011,39021.8%303
63J. L. Mann High AcademyGreenville, SCGreenville 012,01314.9%301
64Woodmont HighPiedmont, SCGreenville 012,15114.0%301
65Pritchardville ElementaryBluffton, SCBeaufort 0188733.8%300
66Woodland ElementaryGreer, SCGreenville 011,29323.1%299
67Hillcrest HighSimpsonville, SCGreenville 011,89415.7%298
68Berea ElementaryGreenville, SCGreenville 0148960.7%297
69Richland Northeast HighColumbia, SCRichland 021,34022.1%296
70Hanahan ElementaryHanahan, SCBerkeley 0195730.6%293
71H. E. McCracken MiddleBluffton, SCBeaufort 0184634.3%290
72Meeting Street BrentwoodNorth Charleston, SCCharleston 0180636.0%290
73Lake Forest ElementaryGreenville, SCGreenville 0182934.9%289
74Westside HighAnderson, SCAnderson 051,68716.9%286
75Saluda PrimarySaluda, SCSaluda 0147460.3%286
76Mauldin HighMauldin, SCGreenville 012,13313.4%285
77Spartanburg HighSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 072,16413.2%285
78Ladson ElementaryLadson, SCCharleston 0190731.2%283
79Chandler Creek ElementaryGreer, SCGreenville 0187332.2%281
80Blythe AcademyGreenville, SCGreenville 0186632.1%278
81Alexander ElementaryGreenville, SCGreenville 0149455.9%276
82Red Cedar ElementaryBluffton, SCBeaufort 0163643.2%275
83Sedgefield MiddleGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 0195028.9%275
84Laurens District 55 HighLaurens, SCLaurens 551,43419.0%273
85Newberry HighNewberry, SCNewberry 0183732.6%273
86Conway HighConway, SCHorry 011,72415.7%270
87Clover HighClover, SCYork 022,7139.9%268
88Myrtle Beach PrimaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 0171037.5%266
89Indian Land HighLancaster, SCLancaster 011,90514.0%266
90Herbert A. Wood ElementaryWest Columbia, SCLexington 0293828.4%266
91Ashley Ridge HighSummerville, SCDorchester 022,59910.1%263
92Northwestern HighRock Hill, SCYork 031,82214.4%263
93Gaffney HighGaffney, SCCherokee 011,82714.3%262
94Hanahan HighHanahan, SCBerkeley 011,06124.6%261
95Duncan Chapel ElementaryGreenville, SCGreenville 0161942.0%260
96Arcadia ElementarySpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 0640065.0%260
97North Myrtle Beach HighLittle River, SCHorry 011,67315.4%257
98Hughes Academy of Science and TechnologyGreenville, SCGreenville 0199925.6%256
99North Augusta HighNorth Augusta, SCAiken 011,64515.4%253
100Saluda MiddleSaluda, SCSaluda 0153747.1%253
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