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The public schools with the most Native American students in Cherokee County, South Carolina

Across Cherokee County, South Carolina, 9 public schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of American Indian or Alaska Native students enrolled. Goucher Charter Academy leads the list at 3, against a median of 2 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Cherokee County, South Carolina
Top Native American students
3
Median Native American students
2
MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · CHEROKEE COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
1Goucher Charter AcademyGaffney, SCLimestone Charters Association2441.2%3
2Blacksburg MiddleBlacksburg, SCCherokee 013630.6%2
3Blacksburg HighBlacksburg, SCCherokee 014820.4%2
4John E. Ewing MiddleGaffney, SCCherokee 013800.5%2
5Gaffney HighGaffney, SCCherokee 011,8270.1%2
6Northwest ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 014230.5%2
7Draytonville ElementaryGaffney, SCCherokee 012640.4%1
8Gaffney MiddleGaffney, SCCherokee 018510.1%1
9Cherokee Charter AcademyGaffney, SCCharter Institute at Erskine6330.2%1
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