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The public middle schools with the most White students in South Carolina · page 3

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

MOST WHITE (COUNT) · SOUTH CAROLINA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% WhiteWhite students
101Riverside MiddlePendleton, SCAnderson 0445373.1%331
102McCants MiddleAnderson, SCAnderson 0557257.5%329
103Tall Pines STEM AcademyAiken, SCSC Public Charter School District38285.3%326
104Glenview MiddleAnderson, SCAnderson 0567747.4%321
105Oakbrook MiddleLadson, SCDorchester 0286137.3%321
106Waccamaw IntermediatePawleys Island, SCGeorgetown 0141576.9%319
107Leslie M. Stover MiddleElgin, SCKershaw 0166248.2%319
108D. R. Hill MiddleLyman, SCSpartanburg 0556256.8%319
109Loris MiddleLoris, SCHorry 0172542.9%311
110Andrew Jackson MiddleKershaw, SCLancaster 0148063.3%304
111Belton MiddleBelton, SCAnderson 0245566.4%302
112Clinton MiddleClinton, SCLaurens 5658051.7%300
113Colleton County MiddleWalterboro, SCColleton 0193131.5%293
114Paul Knox MiddleNorth Augusta, SCAiken 0157351.0%292
115Buford MiddleLancaster, SCLancaster 0137478.1%292
116Westview MiddleGreenwood, SCGreenwood 5069241.8%289
117M. B. Kennedy MiddleAiken, SCAiken 0164344.3%285
118Blacksburg MiddleBlacksburg, SCCherokee 0136378.5%285
119North Central MiddleKershaw, SCKershaw 0140869.6%284
120Philip Simmons MiddleWando, SCBerkeley 0147359.4%281
121Sims MiddleUnion, SCUnion 0160646.4%281
122Dacusville MiddleEasley, SCPickens 0135678.7%280
123Springfield MiddleFort Mill, SCYork 0471039.3%279
124Youth Leadership AcademyPickens, SCSC Public Charter School District29095.9%278
125Beech Springs MiddleDuncan, SCSpartanburg 0558446.1%269
126Sangaree MiddleLadson, SCBerkeley 0163741.6%265
127Alston MiddleSummerville, SCDorchester 0273235.8%262
128Castle Heights MiddleRock Hill, SCYork 0366938.4%257
129Macedonia MiddleMoncks Corner, SCBerkeley 0137568.3%256
130Highland Springs MiddleNorth Augusta, SCAiken 0153447.8%255
131Marrington Middle School of the ArtsGoose Creek, SCBerkeley 0143258.8%254
132Chesterfield-Ruby MiddleChesterfield, SCChesterfield 0141459.9%248
133Frances F. Mack IntermediateGaston, SCLexington 0451547.8%246
134Waccamaw MiddlePawleys Island, SCGeorgetown 0132974.5%245
135R. P. Dawkins MiddleMoore, SCSpartanburg 0680030.5%244
136Edgewood Middle SchoolNinety Six, SCGreenwood 5235468.4%242
137Southwood Academy for the ArtsAnderson, SCAnderson 0540958.9%241
138Hilton Head Island MiddleHilton Head Island, SCBeaufort 0177830.7%239
139Langley-Bath-Clearwater MiddleWarrenville, SCAiken 0147650.0%238
140Georgetown MiddleGeorgetown, SCGeorgetown 0167135.0%235
141Alice Drive MiddleSumter, SCSumter 0178330.0%235
142Hand MiddleColumbia, SCRichland 0175530.7%232
143Merriwether MiddleNorth Augusta, SCEdgefield 0136563.3%231
144John E. Ewing MiddleGaffney, SCCherokee 0138060.5%230
145Batesburg-Leesville Middle SchoolBatesburg-Leesville, SCLexington 0346249.1%227
146Honea Path MiddleHonea Path, SCAnderson 0227880.6%224
147Fairforest MiddleSpartanburg, SCSpartanburg 061,00722.2%224
148R. H. Fulmer MiddleWest Columbia, SCLexington 0252642.0%221
149Inman IntermediateInman, SCSpartanburg 0132268.3%220
150Saluda Trail MiddleRock Hill, SCYork 0375128.9%217
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