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South Carolina schools ranked by test score

Latest SC READY year (2024-25). 904 schools with reported Mathematics scores. State average: 44.2%.
RankSchoolLevelMathematicsvs state
851Deer Park Middle
North Charleston · Charleston 01
Middle15.7%-28.5pp
852Sanders Middle
Laurens · Laurens 55
Middle15.6%-28.6pp
853McCormick Middle
McCormick · McCormick 01
Middle15.5%-28.7pp
854Calhoun Falls Charter School
Calhoun Falls · Charter Institute at Erskine
High15.2%-29.0pp
855Gaffney Middle
Gaffney · Cherokee 01
Middle15.1%-29.1pp
856A. L. Corbett Middle
Wagener · Aiken 01
Middle14.7%-29.5pp
857Long Middle
Cheraw · Chesterfield 01
Middle14.7%-29.5pp
858A. R. Rucker Middle
Lancaster · Lancaster 01
Middle14.6%-29.6pp
859Rafting Creek Elementary
Rembert · Sumter 01
Elementary14.6%-29.6pp
860Ebenezer Middle
Sumter · Sumter 01
Middle14.4%-29.8pp
861St. Stephen Middle
St. Stephen · Berkeley 01
Middle13.8%-30.4pp
862Leavelle McCampbell Middle
Graniteville · Aiken 01
Middle13.6%-30.6pp
863R. E. Davis College Preparatory Academy
Sumter · Sumter 01
Elementary13.6%-30.6pp
864Southeast Middle
Hopkins · Richland 01
Middle13.6%-30.6pp
865Colleton County Middle
Walterboro · Colleton 01
Middle13.3%-30.9pp
866Hopkins Middle
Hopkins · Richland 01
Middle13.2%-31.0pp
867Carvers Bay Middle STEAM Academy
Hemingway · Georgetown 01
Middle12.9%-31.3pp
868Furman Middle
Sumter · Sumter 01
Middle12.8%-31.4pp
869Polaris Tech Charter School
Ridgeland · SC Public Charter School District
Combined12.7%-31.5pp
870Whale Branch Middle
Seabrook · Beaufort 01
Middle12.7%-31.5pp
871College Park Middle
Ladson · Berkeley 01
Middle12.6%-31.6pp
872Rosemary Middle
Andrews · Georgetown 01
Middle12.6%-31.6pp
873Chester Middle
Chester · Chester 01
Middle12.5%-31.7pp
874Carver Edisto Middle
Cope · Orangeburg
Middle12.2%-32.0pp
875Ridgeland Secondary Academy of Excellence
Ridgeland · Jasper 01
High12.0%-32.2pp
876Cross High
Cross · Berkeley 01
High11.8%-32.4pp
877New Heights Middle
Jefferson · Chesterfield 01
Middle11.8%-32.4pp
878Hardeeville Junior /Senior High
Hardeeville · Jasper 01
High11.4%-32.8pp
879Sandhills Middle
Gaston · Lexington 04
Middle11.4%-32.8pp
880Tanglewood Middle
Greenville · Greenville 01
Middle11.3%-32.9pp
881Schofield Middle
Aiken · Aiken 01
Middle11.2%-33.0pp
882Palmetto Middle
Mullins · Marion 10
Middle10.9%-33.3pp
883William J. Clark Middle
Orangeburg · Orangeburg
Middle10.9%-33.3pp
884W. A. Perry Middle
Columbia · Richland 01
Middle10.7%-33.5pp
885St. Andrews Middle
Columbia · Richland 01
Middle10.3%-33.9pp
886Ronald E. McNair Junior High
Lake City · Florence 03
Middle10.0%-34.2pp
887Northwoods Middle
North Charleston · Charleston 01
Middle9.8%-34.4pp
888Sedgefield Middle
Goose Creek · Berkeley 01
Middle9.8%-34.4pp
889Morningside Middle
North Charleston · Charleston 01
Middle9.6%-34.6pp
890Lee Central Middle
Bishopville · Lee 01
Middle9.3%-34.9pp
891Alcorn Middle
Columbia · Richland 01
Middle8.8%-35.4pp
892Heyward Gibbes Middle
Columbia · Richland 01
Middle8.5%-35.7pp
893Bethune-Bowman Middle/High
Rowesville · Orangeburg
High8.0%-36.2pp
894Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle/ High
Monetta · Aiken 01
High7.7%-36.5pp
895Simmons Pinckney Middle
Charleston · Charleston 01
Middle7.1%-37.1pp
896Blenheim Middle School of Discovery
Blenheim · Marlboro 01
Middle7.0%-37.2pp
897Johnakin Middle
Marion · Marion 10
Middle6.4%-37.8pp
898Baptist Hill High
Hollywood · Charleston 01
High5.7%-38.5pp
899Chestnut Oaks Middle
Sumter · Sumter 01
Middle5.5%-38.7pp
900Hunter-Kinard-Tyler High
Neeses · Orangeburg
High5.4%-38.8pp
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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.