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The public schools with the most Hispanic students in South Carolina · page 9

Ranks 401–450 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
401Gregg MiddleSummerville, SCDorchester 0281011.6%94
402Chapman HighInman, SCSpartanburg 011,0578.9%94
403Clover MiddleClover, SCYork 029699.7%94
404Paris ElementaryTaylors, SCGreenville 0159415.7%93
405Northside ElementarySeneca, SCOconee 0161615.1%93
406James Island Charter HighCharleston, SCCharleston 011,6125.7%92
407New Heights MiddleJefferson, SCChesterfield 0145720.1%92
408R. H. Fulmer MiddleWest Columbia, SCLexington 0252617.5%92
409Kelly Mill MiddleBlythewood, SCRichland 029799.4%92
410Powdersville MiddleGreenville, SCAnderson 0180111.4%91
411East Edisto MiddleSummerville, SCDorchester 021,0318.8%91
412Blue Ridge HighGreer, SCGreenville 011,0628.6%91
413Aynor HighAynor, SCHorry 0190110.1%91
414Batesburg-Leesville Middle SchoolBatesburg-Leesville, SCLexington 0346219.7%91
415Caughman Road ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 0171512.7%91
416Woodruff PrimaryWoodruff, SCSpartanburg 0477611.7%91
417Ridge Spring-Monetta ElementaryRidge Spring, SCAiken 0141021.9%90
418Silver Bluff HighAiken, SCAiken 0175611.9%90
419Oakbrook ElementaryLadson, SCDorchester 0264913.9%90
420Camden ElementaryCamden, SCKershaw 0164414.0%90
421Pickens HighPickens, SCPickens 011,2267.3%90
422Woodruff ElementaryWoodruff, SCSpartanburg 0464014.1%90
423M. B. Kennedy MiddleAiken, SCAiken 0164313.8%89
424Chester Senior HighChester, SCChester 0169912.7%89
425Hartsville HighHartsville, SCDarlington 011,1297.9%89
426John W. Moore MiddleFlorence, SCFlorence 011,0568.4%89
427Fork Shoals SchoolPelzer, SCGreenville 0174711.9%89
428Batesburg-Leesville Primary SchoolBatesburg-Leesville, SCLexington 0352516.9%89
429E. P. Todd SchoolSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 0755915.9%89
430Blue Ridge MiddleGreer, SCGreenville 019089.7%88
431A.J. Whittenberg ElementaryGreenville, SCGreenville 0149117.9%88
432Northside MiddleGreenwood, SCGreenwood 5059314.8%88
433Kingston ElementaryConway, SCHorry 0151717.0%88
434Loris MiddleLoris, SCHorry 0172512.1%88
435Erwin ElementaryLancaster, SCLancaster 0141821.1%88
436Abner Creek MiddleGreer, SCSpartanburg 0564413.7%88
437Laurens MiddleLaurens, SCLaurens 5537323.3%87
438Lower Richland HighHopkins, SCRichland 011,2187.1%87
439South Pointe HighRock Hill, SCYork 031,1287.7%87
440Centerville ElementaryAnderson, SCAnderson 0553616.0%86
441Riverside ElementaryLittle River, SCHorry 0169712.3%86
442Woodruff MiddleWoodruff, SCSpartanburg 0470112.3%86
443Anderson Mill ElementaryMoore, SCSpartanburg 0662913.7%86
444York MiddleYork, SCYork 0178910.9%86
445North Charleston ElementaryNorth Charleston, SCCharleston 0132925.8%85
446Irmo MiddleColumbia, SCLexington 059928.6%85
447Jesse S. Bobo ElementarySpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 0636423.4%85
448The Cleveland Academy of LeadershipSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 0752116.3%85
449Fort Mill MiddleFort Mill, SCYork 0462013.7%85
450Foxbank ElementaryMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 011,1267.5%84
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