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The public high schools with the most Pacific Islander students in South Carolina · page 3

Ranks 101–110 of the public schools with the most Pacific Islander students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Pacific Islander	Pacific Islander students
101	South Pointe High	Rock Hill, SC	York 03	1,128	0.1%	1
102	Catawba Ridge High School	Fort Mill, SC	York 04	1,704	0.1%	1
103	Palmetto Scholars Academy	North Charleston, SC	SC Public Charter School District	507	0.2%	1
104	GREEN Upstate High School Greenville	Simpsonville, SC	SC Public Charter School District	390	0.3%	1
105	SC Governor's School for Arts and Humanities	Greenville, SC	Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities	235	0.4%	1
106	Orangeburg Wilkinson High	Orangeburg, SC	Orangeburg	992	0.1%	1
107	Hampton County High School	Varnville, SC	Hampton	617	0.2%	1
108	Atlantic Collegiate Academy	Conway, SC	Limestone Charters Association	502	0.2%	1
109	Carolina Shores Acceleration Academy	Myrtle Beach, SC	SC Public Charter School District	277	0.4%	1
110	Legion Collegiate Academy	Rock Hill, SC	Limestone Charters Association	637	0.2%	1

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