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The public schools with the most Native American students in South Carolina · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the public schools with the most Native American students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Native AmericanNative American students
101Blenheim Middle School of DiscoveryBlenheim, SCMarlboro 013671.4%5
102Dent MiddleColumbia, SCRichland 021,0590.5%5
103Sugar Ridge ElementaryBoiling Springs, SCSpartanburg 028640.6%5
104York Comprehensive HighYork, SCYork 011,5110.3%5
105Gold Hill ElementaryTega Cay, SCYork 048150.6%5
106Springfield MiddleFort Mill, SCYork 047100.7%5
107Fort Mill HighFort Mill, SCYork 042,1150.2%5
108Pleasant Knoll ElementaryFort Mill, SCYork 047740.7%5
109Berkeley ElementaryMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 016580.6%4
110Boulder Bluff ElementaryGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 016590.6%4
111Timberland HighSt. Stephen, SCBerkeley 017180.6%4
112College Park MiddleLadson, SCBerkeley 016660.6%4
113Berkeley MiddleMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 011,4770.3%4
114Westview MiddleGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 018400.5%4
115Sangaree IntermediateSummerville, SCBerkeley 015210.8%4
116Philip Simmons HighCharleston, SCBerkeley 017970.5%4
117Carolyn Lewis SchoolSummerville, SCBerkeley 011,0780.4%4
118Pinehurst ElementaryNorth Charleston, SCCharleston 017580.5%4
119Hendersonville ElementaryWalterboro, SCColleton 013241.2%4
120Darlington MiddleDarlington, SCDarlington 018880.5%4
121Southside MiddleFlorence, SCFlorence 011,1380.3%4
122Lake City Early Childhood CenterLake City, SCFlorence 033571.1%4
123Blythe AcademyGreenville, SCGreenville 018660.5%4
124East North Street AcademyGreenville, SCGreenville 016680.6%4
125Fountain Inn ElementaryFountain Inn, SCGreenville 011,0550.4%4
126Mauldin ElementarySimpsonville, SCGreenville 011,0360.4%4
127Carolina Academy (High)Greenville, SCGreenville 019760.4%4
128Berea MiddleGreenville, SCGreenville 017570.5%4
129Lakeview MiddleGreenville, SCGreenville 017230.6%4
130Tanglewood MiddleGreenville, SCGreenville 016520.6%4
131Woodmont MiddlePiedmont, SCGreenville 019040.4%4
132Ralph Chandler MiddleSimpsonville, SCGreenville 017630.5%4
133Dr. Phinnize J. Fisher MiddleGreenville, SCGreenville 019300.4%4
134Socastee ElementaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 018500.5%4
135Midland ElementaryGalivants Ferry, SCHorry 017440.5%4
136North Myrtle Beach MiddleLittle River, SCHorry 011,2670.3%4
137Socastee HighMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,7200.2%4
138Myrtle Beach HighMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,5100.3%4
139Conway HighConway, SCHorry 011,7240.2%4
140St. James HighMurrells Inlet, SCHorry 011,8260.2%4
141River Oaks ElementaryMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,4260.3%4
142Riverside ElementaryLittle River, SCHorry 016970.6%4
143Indian Land ElementaryIndian Land, SCLancaster 011,0420.4%4
144Van Wyck ElementaryLancaster, SCLancaster 018200.5%4
145Pelion ElementaryPelion, SCLexington 016420.6%4
146Herbert A. Wood ElementaryWest Columbia, SCLexington 029380.4%4
147Cayce ElementaryCayce, SCLexington 029770.4%4
148Harbison West ElementaryColumbia, SCLexington 055100.8%4
149Fair-Oak ElementaryWestminster, SCOconee 015830.7%4
150Ridge View HighColumbia, SCRichland 021,6310.3%4
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