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South Carolina schools ranked by test score

Latest SC READY year (2024-25). 240 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 44.2%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
1Buist Academy
Charleston · Charleston 01
Middle94.0%+49.8pp
2Rollings Middle School of the Arts
Summerville · Dorchester 02
Middle78.7%+34.5pp
3Thomas C. Cario Middle
Mt. Pleasant · Charleston 01
Middle77.2%+33.0pp
4Southwood Academy for the Arts
Anderson · Anderson 05
Middle75.3%+31.1pp
5Indian Land Intermediate
Indian Land · Lancaster 01
Middle74.8%+30.6pp
6Moultrie Middle
Mount Pleasant · Charleston 01
Middle72.6%+28.4pp
7Waccamaw Intermediate
Pawleys Island · Georgetown 01
Middle71.9%+27.7pp
8Forest Creek Middle
Fort Mill · York 04
Middle70.5%+26.3pp
9Gold Hill Middle
Tega Cay · York 04
Middle70.3%+26.1pp
10Laing Middle
Mount Pleasant · Charleston 01
Middle69.9%+25.7pp
11Pleasant Knoll Middle
Fort Mill · York 04
Middle66.6%+22.4pp
12Waccamaw Middle
Pawleys Island · Georgetown 01
Middle64.8%+20.6pp
13Springfield Middle
Fort Mill · York 04
Middle63.8%+19.6pp
14Fort Mill Middle
Fort Mill · York 04
Middle63.7%+19.5pp
15Oakridge Middle
Clover · York 02
Middle63.3%+19.1pp
16Chapin Intermediate
Chapin · Lexington 05
Middle62.6%+18.4pp
17Ocean Bay Middle
Myrtle Beach · Horry 01
Middle62.2%+18.0pp
18Riverside Middle
Greer · Greenville 01
Middle61.3%+17.1pp
19Powdersville Middle
Greenville · Anderson 01
Middle60.3%+16.1pp
20Banks Trail Middle
Fort Mill · York 04
Middle60.1%+15.9pp
21Socastee Middle
Myrtle Beach · Horry 01
Middle59.5%+15.3pp
22Meadow Glen Middle
Lexington · Lexington 01
Middle58.7%+14.5pp
23Wren Middle
Piedmont · Anderson 01
Middle58.7%+14.5pp
24St. James Intermediate
Myrtle Beach · Horry 01
Middle57.1%+12.9pp
25Beechwood Middle
Lexington · Lexington 01
Middle56.3%+12.1pp
26Northwood Middle
Taylors · Greenville 01
Middle55.2%+11.0pp
27Camp Road Middle
Charleston · Charleston 01
Middle54.3%+10.1pp
28Pleasant Hill Middle
Lexington · Lexington 01
Middle54.3%+10.1pp
29Ten Oaks Middle
Myrtle Beach · Horry 01
Middle54.1%+9.9pp
30Honea Path Middle
Honea Path · Anderson 02
Middle53.9%+9.7pp
31Lakeside Middle
Lexington · Lexington 01
Middle53.7%+9.5pp
32McCants Middle
Anderson · Anderson 05
Middle53.6%+9.4pp
33Riverside Middle
Pendleton · Anderson 04
Middle53.2%+9.0pp
34Hillcrest Middle
Simpsonville · Greenville 01
Middle52.9%+8.7pp
35Sevier Middle
Greenville · Greenville 01
Middle52.7%+8.5pp
36Edgewood Middle School
Ninety Six · Greenwood 52
Middle52.5%+8.3pp
37Chapin Middle
Chapin · Lexington 05
Middle52.3%+8.1pp
38Crayton Middle
Columbia · Richland 01
Middle52.1%+7.9pp
39Inman Intermediate
Inman · Spartanburg 01
Middle51.4%+7.2pp
40Glenview Middle
Anderson · Anderson 05
Middle50.4%+6.2pp
41East Edisto Middle
Summerville · Dorchester 02
Middle50.2%+6.0pp
42Greenville Middle Academy
Greenville · Greenville 01
Middle50.2%+6.0pp
43R. C. Edwards Middle
Central · Pickens 01
Middle50.1%+5.9pp
44North Myrtle Beach Middle
Little River · Horry 01
Middle49.8%+5.6pp
45Marrington Middle School of the Arts
Goose Creek · Berkeley 01
Middle49.4%+5.2pp
46Blue Ridge Middle
Greer · Greenville 01
Middle49.0%+4.8pp
47Chesnee Middle
Chesnee · Spartanburg 02
Middle48.8%+4.6pp
48Palmetto Middle
Williamston · Anderson 01
Middle48.5%+4.3pp
49Indian Land Middle
Indian Land · Lancaster 01
Middle48.1%+3.9pp
50Beck International Academy
Greenville · Greenville 01
Middle47.7%+3.5pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the SC READY % Meets or Exceeds Expectations threshold on the latest available SC READY Mathematics test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in South Carolina, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.