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

Ranks 51100 of the public schools with the most White students in South Carolina. Back to page 1.

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
51North Augusta HighNorth Augusta, SCAiken 011,64547.4%779
52Charleston School of the ArtsNorth Charleston, SCCharleston 011,10270.0%771
53Spring Hill HighChapin, SCLexington 051,11869.0%771
54Chapman HighInman, SCSpartanburg 011,05772.3%764
55Dutch Fork HighIrmo, SCLexington 051,70343.9%748
56Greenville Senior High AcademyGreenville, SCGreenville 011,73042.7%738
57Powdersville HighGreenville, SCAnderson 011,02469.2%709
58Aynor HighAynor, SCHorry 0190177.4%697
59Laurens District 55 HighLaurens, SCLaurens 551,43448.6%697
60Fort Dorchester HighNorth Charleston, SCDorchester 022,34429.6%694
61Pendleton HighAnderson, SCAnderson 0492473.4%678
62West Florence HighFlorence, SCFlorence 011,82737.1%677
63Northwestern HighRock Hill, SCYork 031,82236.8%671
64Gray Collegiate AcademyWest Columbia, SCCharter Institute at Erskine93571.3%667
65Blythewood HighBlythewood, SCRichland 022,16430.8%666
66South Aiken HighAiken, SCAiken 011,34948.8%658
67Midland Valley HighGraniteville, SCAiken 011,55842.1%656
68Spartanburg HighSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 072,16429.6%641
69Crescent HighIva, SCAnderson 0381977.0%631
70West-Oak HighWestminster, SCOconee 0173585.3%627
71Seneca HighSeneca, SCOconee 011,05158.3%613
72Greer HighGreer, SCGreenville 011,39743.8%612
73Waccamaw HighPawleys Island, SCGeorgetown 0180875.4%609
74Westside HighAnderson, SCAnderson 051,68736.0%608
75Greenwood HighGreenwood, SCGreenwood 501,72435.1%605
76A. C. Flora HighColumbia, SCRichland 011,32845.3%602
77South Florence HighFlorence, SCFlorence 011,58036.0%569
78Academic Magnet HighNorth Charleston, SCCharleston 0174074.6%552
79Broome HighSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 0386563.7%551
80Philip Simmons HighCharleston, SCBerkeley 0179768.5%546
81Chesnee HighChesnee, SCSpartanburg 0267381.1%546
82Goose Creek HighGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 011,97327.6%544
83Sumter High SchoolSumter, SCSumter 012,12225.6%544
84Myrtle Beach HighMyrtle Beach, SCHorry 011,51035.7%539
85Hanahan HighHanahan, SCBerkeley 011,06150.6%537
86Oceanside Collegiate AcademyMt. Pleasant, SCLimestone Charters Association62384.8%528
87Liberty HighLiberty, SCPickens 0164082.0%525
88Union County HighUnion, SCUnion 011,02450.8%520
89East Clarendon Middle-HighTurbeville, SCClarendon 0672271.8%518
90Camden HighCamden, SCKershaw 011,13644.2%502
91Woodruff HighWoodruff, SCSpartanburg 0484459.1%499
92Hilton Head Island HighHilton Head Island, SCBeaufort 011,26538.5%487
93Pelion HighPelion, SCLexington 0171867.8%487
94Colleton County HighWalterboro, SCColleton 011,35235.8%484
95Dixie HighDue West, SCAbbeville 6056585.0%480
96Fox Creek HighNorth Augusta, SCSC Public Charter School District67270.8%476
97Bluffton HighBluffton, SCBeaufort 011,37534.5%475
98Beaufort HighBeaufort, SCBeaufort 011,10442.9%474
99Greer Middle College Charter HighTaylors, SCSC Public Charter School District53587.3%467
100Legion Collegiate AcademyRock Hill, SCLimestone Charters Association63773.3%467
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