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The public high schools with the most White students in Anderson County, South Carolina

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most White students in Anderson County, South Carolina, drawn from 10 qualifying public high schools. T. L. Hanna High leads the list at 1,048, against a median of 694 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
10
Anderson County, South Carolina
Top White students
1,048
Median White students
694
MOST WHITE (COUNT) · ANDERSON COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
1T. L. Hanna HighAnderson, SCAnderson 051,89955.2%1,048
2Wren HighPiedmont, SCAnderson 011,25278.7%985
3Belton Honea Path HighHonea Path, SCAnderson 021,06974.1%792
4Palmetto HighWilliamston, SCAnderson 011,08672.5%787
5Powdersville HighGreenville, SCAnderson 011,02469.2%709
6Pendleton HighAnderson, SCAnderson 0492473.4%678
7Crescent HighIva, SCAnderson 0381977.0%631
8Westside HighAnderson, SCAnderson 051,68736.0%608
9South Carolina Preparatory AcademyAnderson, SCLimestone Charters Association39162.7%245
10Anderson Five Charter SchoolAnderson, SCAnderson 056173.8%45
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