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MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · CHARLESTON COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Multiracial	Multiracial students
51	Edith L. Frierson Montessori	Wadmalaw Island, SC	Charleston 01	165	12.1%	20
52	Charleston Charter School for Math and Science	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	573	3.5%	20
53	GREEN Charter School Lowcountry	N Charleston, SC	SC Public Charter School District	301	6.6%	20
54	Lowcountry Acceleration Academy	N Charleston, SC	SC Public Charter School District	619	3.2%	20
55	E.B. Ellington Elementary	Ravenel, SC	Charleston 01	366	5.2%	19
56	Moultrie Middle	Mount Pleasant, SC	Charleston 01	1,130	1.7%	19
57	W. B. Goodwin Elementary	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	423	4.3%	18
58	Belle Hall Elementary	Mt. Pleasant, SC	Charleston 01	649	2.6%	17
59	Jerry Zucker Middle School of Science	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	513	3.3%	17
60	Mt. Pleasant Academy	Mount Pleasant, SC	Charleston 01	630	2.5%	16
61	North Charleston Elementary	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	329	4.3%	14
62	Compass Collegiate Academy	N Charleston, SC	SC Public Charter School District	155	9.0%	14
63	Morningside Middle	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	552	2.4%	13
64	Murray-LaSaine Montessori	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	347	3.8%	13
65	Allegro Charter School of Music	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	250	5.2%	13
66	Oceanside Collegiate Academy	Mt. Pleasant, SC	Limestone Charters Association	623	2.1%	13
67	Sullivan's Island Elementary	Sullivan's Island, SC	Charleston 01	497	2.4%	12
68	Mt. Zion Elementary	Johns Island, SC	Charleston 01	295	4.1%	12
69	Mary Ford Early Childhood Learning and Family Center	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	244	4.5%	11
70	Berkeley County Middle College High	Charleston, SC	Berkeley 01	117	8.6%	10
71	Mitchell Elementary	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	188	5.3%	10
72	Military Magnet Academy	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	393	2.5%	10
73	Pinehurst Elementary	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	758	1.3%	10
74	Meeting Street at Burns	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	295	3.4%	10
75	Midland Park Primary	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	357	2.2%	8
76	Burke High	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	342	2.0%	7
77	Chicora Elementary	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	316	1.9%	6
78	Charleston Progressive	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	184	3.3%	6
79	St. Johns High	Johns Island, SC	Charleston 01	390	1.5%	6
80	Simmons Pinckney Middle	Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	190	3.2%	6
81	Jane Edwards Elementary	Edisto Island, SC	Charleston 01	92	5.4%	5
82	St. James Santee Elementary-Middle	McClellanville, SC	Charleston 01	167	3.0%	5
83	Learn4Life High School-Charleston	N Charleston, SC	SC Public Charter School District	169	3.0%	5
84	Minnie Hughes Elementary	Yonges Island, SC	Charleston 01	174	1.1%	2
85	Greg Mathis Charter High	North Charleston, SC	Charleston 01	71	1.4%	1
86	Cape Romain Environmental Education Charter School	McClellanville, SC	SC Public Charter School District	181	0.6%	1
87	Movement School Bridge View	North Charleston, SC	SC Public Charter School District	79	1.3%	1

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