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

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MOST MULTIRACIAL (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% MultiracialMultiracial students
51Lesslie ElementaryRock Hill, SCYork 0346122.6%104
52Dillon ElementaryDillon, SCDillon 041,02510.2%104
53Beech Hill ElementarySummerville, SCDorchester 021,0799.6%103
54Ten Oaks MiddleMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,2648.2%103
55Conway HighConway, SCHorry 011,7245.9%102
56Spartanburg HighSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 072,1644.7%102
57Southside MiddleFlorence, SCFlorence 011,1388.9%101
58Catawba Ridge High SchoolFort Mill, SCYork 041,7045.9%101
59Newington ElementarySummerville, SCDorchester 0286211.6%100
60Lakewood ElementaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 0186611.6%100
61Darlington MiddleDarlington, SCDarlington 0188811.2%99
62Richard H. Gettys MiddleEasley, SCPickens 011,2178.1%99
63Hanahan HighHanahan, SCBerkeley 011,0619.2%98
64North Myrtle Beach MiddleLittle River, SCHorry 011,2677.7%98
65McColl Elementary/MiddleMcColl, SCMarlboro 0163115.5%98
66Dr. Eugene Sires ElementarySummerville, SCDorchester 0279112.3%97
67Indian Land HighLancaster, SCLancaster 011,9055.0%96
68Summit Parkway MiddleColumbia, SCRichland 021,2297.8%96
69Mauldin HighMauldin, SCGreenville 012,1334.5%95
70Lexington HighLexington, SCLexington 012,5363.8%95
71North Augusta HighNorth Augusta, SCAiken 011,6455.7%94
72South Aiken HighAiken, SCAiken 011,3497.0%94
73Ocean Bay ElementaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,1818.0%94
74Ridge View HighColumbia, SCRichland 021,6315.8%94
75Union County HighUnion, SCUnion 011,0249.2%94
76Delmae Heights ElementaryFlorence, SCFlorence 019889.4%93
77Irmo MiddleColumbia, SCLexington 059929.4%93
78Joseph R. Pye ElementaryLadson, SCDorchester 0277511.9%92
79Waccamaw ElementaryConway, SCHorry 011,0478.8%92
80Myrtle Beach PrimaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 0171013.0%92
81Boulder Bluff ElementaryGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 0165913.8%91
82Ocean Drive ElementaryNorth Myrtle Beach, SCHorry 0185210.7%91
83Nexton ElementarySummerville, SCBerkeley 019449.5%90
84C. E. Williams Middle School for Creative and Scientific ArtCharleston, SCCharleston 011,2996.9%90
85College Park ElementaryLadson, SCBerkeley 0175011.9%89
86Knightsville ElementarySummerville, SCDorchester 0283310.7%89
87John W. Moore MiddleFlorence, SCFlorence 011,0568.4%89
88Myrtle Beach MiddleMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,1467.8%89
89River Bluff HighLexington, SCLexington 012,1174.2%89
90Northwestern HighRock Hill, SCYork 031,8224.9%89
91Fort Mill HighFort Mill, SCYork 042,1154.2%89
92York Comprehensive HighYork, SCYork 011,5115.8%88
93Clover MiddleClover, SCYork 029699.1%88
94East Point Academy1043 Chris Drive, SCSC Public Charter School District72412.2%88
95Hanahan ElementaryHanahan, SCBerkeley 019579.1%87
96Oakridge MiddleClover, SCYork 021,1467.6%87
97Wateree ElementaryLugoff, SCKershaw 0168812.5%86
98Woodruff PrimaryWoodruff, SCSpartanburg 0477611.1%86
99Oakridge ElementaryClover, SCYork 0281810.5%86
100Myrtle Beach Early ChildhoodMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 0155515.3%85
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