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The smallest public high schools in Berkeley County, South Carolina

Across Berkeley County, South Carolina, 8 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). Cross High leads the list at 273, against a median of 1,517 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Berkeley County, South Carolina

Best Students

273

Median Students

1,517

SMALLEST · BERKELEY COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Cross High	Cross, SC	Berkeley 01	High	273
2	Timberland High	St. Stephen, SC	Berkeley 01	High	718
3	Philip Simmons High	Charleston, SC	Berkeley 01	High	797
4	Hanahan High	Hanahan, SC	Berkeley 01	High	1,061
5	Goose Creek High	Goose Creek, SC	Berkeley 01	High	1,973
6	Berkeley High	Moncks Corner, SC	Berkeley 01	High	2,047
7	Cane Bay High	Summerville, SC	Berkeley 01	High	2,412
8	Stratford High	Goose Creek, SC	Berkeley 01	High	2,605

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