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The public elementary schools with the most multiracial students in South Carolina · page 4

Ranks 151200 of the public schools with the most multiracial students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
151Bethel-Hanberry ElementaryBlythewood, SCRichland 027117.7%55
152Oakland ElementaryInman, SCSpartanburg 027227.6%55
153Honea Path ElementaryHonea Path, SCAnderson 025719.5%54
154Mossy Oaks ElementaryBeaufort, SCBeaufort 0132716.5%54
155Berkeley ElementaryMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 016588.2%54
156St. Andrew's School of Math and ScienceCharleston, SCCharleston 017697.0%54
157Petersburg PrimaryPageland, SCChesterfield 0141812.9%54
158Oakbrook ElementaryLadson, SCDorchester 026498.3%54
159Merriwether ElementaryNorth Augusta, SCEdgefield 017607.1%54
160Palmetto Bays ElementaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 015569.7%54
161Kershaw ElementaryKershaw, SCLancaster 0151210.6%54
162Springfield ElementaryFort Mill, SCYork 047986.8%54
163Ladson ElementaryLadson, SCCharleston 019075.8%53
164Orange Grove Charter SchoolCharleston, SCCharleston 011,1704.5%53
165McLaurin ElementaryFlorence, SCFlorence 015529.6%53
166Bell's Crossing ElementarySimpsonville, SCGreenville 018776.0%53
167Larne ElementaryClover, SCYork 025749.2%53
168Oakwood-Windsor ElementaryAiken, SCAiken 0142712.2%52
169Concord ElementaryAnderson, SCAnderson 056158.5%52
170Oakland ElementaryCharleston, SCCharleston 015569.3%52
171Lewisville ElementaryRichburg, SCChester 015948.8%52
172Woodland ElementaryGreer, SCGreenville 011,2934.0%52
173Aynor ElementaryAynor, SCHorry 017816.7%52
174Centerville ElementaryGilbert, SCLexington 018126.4%52
175Chapin ElementaryChapin, SCLexington 057676.8%52
176Nursery Road ElementaryColumbia, SCLexington 0547111.0%52
177Central Academy of the ArtsCentral, SCPickens 0149910.4%52
178McKissick Academy of Science & TechnologyEasley, SCPickens 0151910.0%52
179Tega Cay ElementaryTega Cay, SCYork 047437.0%52
180Conway ElementaryConway, SCHorry 015838.8%51
181The Cleveland Academy of LeadershipSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 075219.8%51
182Marshall PrimaryBelton, SCAnderson 0245910.9%50
183Daniel Island SchoolCharleston, SCBerkeley 011,1514.3%50
184Pageland ElementaryPageland, SCChesterfield 0136513.7%50
185Cottageville ElementaryCottageville, SCColleton 0142511.8%50
186Oakview ElementarySimpsonville, SCGreenville 018875.6%50
187Socastee ElementaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 018505.9%50
188Riverbank ElementaryWest Columbia, SCLexington 029965.0%50
189Meadowfield ElementaryColumbia, SCRichland 016158.1%50
190Cyril B. Busbee ElementaryWagener, SCAiken 0146710.5%49
191Springfield ElementaryCharleston, SCCharleston 016797.2%49
192Sue Cleveland ElementaryPiedmont, SCGreenville 015449.0%49
193North ElementaryLancaster, SCLancaster 016457.6%49
194Clemson ElementaryClemson, SCPickens 017946.2%49
195River Ridge ElementaryMoore, SCSpartanburg 057706.4%49
196Kinard ElementaryClover, SCYork 0246310.6%49
197Jefferson ElementaryWarrenville, SCAiken 015728.4%48
198Lambs ElementaryNorth Charleston, SCCharleston 015808.3%48
199Cheraw PrimaryCheraw, SCChesterfield 0144310.8%48
200Bay Road ElementaryHartsville, SCDarlington 015638.5%48
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