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The public high schools with the most multiracial students in Columbia, South Carolina

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most multiracial students in Columbia, South Carolina, drawn from 11 qualifying public high schools. Spring Valley High leads the list at 113, against a median of 50 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
11
Columbia, South Carolina
Top Multiracial students
113
Median Multiracial students
50
MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
1Spring Valley HighColumbia, SCRichland 022,2305.1%113
2Ridge View HighColumbia, SCRichland 021,6315.8%94
3Irmo HighColumbia, SCLexington 051,2726.5%83
4Dreher HighColumbia, SCRichland 011,1446.2%71
5A. C. Flora HighColumbia, SCRichland 011,3284.7%63
6Richland Northeast HighColumbia, SCRichland 021,3403.7%50
7Columbia HighColumbia, SCRichland 016813.4%23
8Eau Claire HighColumbia, SCRichland 015423.9%21
9W.J. Keenan HighColumbia, SCRichland 016753.0%20
10C. A. Johnson HighColumbia, SCRichland 013443.2%11
11Richland One Charter Middle CollegeColumbia, SCRichland 011065.7%6
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