Best Schools for Hispanic Students in South Carolina (2026)

These are the South Carolina public schools where hispanic students scored highest on the state reading and math tests, ranked by the average of the two proficiency rates. Only schools with at least 20 tested hispanic students are included. The list reflects how students in this group perform at each school; it is not a ranking of schools by their demographic makeup.

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Elementary schools

#SchoolReadingMathTestedOverall Repit grade
1Charles Pinckney Elementary Mt. Pleasant90%90%20A+
2Pelham Road Elementary Greenville75%75%31A+
3Beech Hill Elementary Summerville70%70%23A+
4St. James Elementary Myrtle Beach70%70%23A+
5Monarch Elementary Simpsonville65%75%31A
6Fountain Inn Elementary Fountain Inn70%70%20C+
7Oakview Elementary Simpsonville65%75%36A+
8Fort Dorchester Elementary Summerville65%75%51B+
9Brockington Elementary Darlington70%70%22B+
10Marrington Elementary Goose Creek70%70%21A+
11Van Wyck Elementary Lancaster70%70%28A+
12Pleasant Hill Elementary Lexington70%70%30C+
13Tega Cay Elementary Tega Cay65%75%35A
14Orchard Park Elementary Fort Mill70%70%21B+
15Gold Hill Elementary Tega Cay65%75%43A+
16Crowders Creek Elementary Clover65%75%50A
17Sandlapper Elementary Columbia70%70%23A
18Bethel-Hanberry Elementary Blythewood70%70%22A
19Round Top Elementary Blythewood70%70%24A+
20Killian Elementary Columbia70%70%26B
21Powdersville Elementary Greenville65%65%47A+
22Brushy Creek Elementary Taylors65%65%44A
23Bell's Crossing Elementary Simpsonville67%62%65B+
24Woodland Heights Elementary Spartanburg55%75%32B
25Doby's Bridge Elementary Fort Mill65%65%38A+

Middle schools

#SchoolReadingMathTestedOverall Repit grade
1Sterling School Greenville90%90%21A+
2James Byrnes Freshman Academy Duncan75%90%48A+
3Pleasant Knoll Middle Fort Mill75%75%50B+
4Thomas C. Cario Middle Mt. Pleasant75%75%46B
5Orange Grove Charter School Charleston75%65%35A+
6Southwood Academy for the Arts Anderson70%70%24A+
7Rollings Middle School of the Arts Summerville70%70%29A
8Langston Charter Middle Greenville70%70%21A+
9Marrington Middle School of the Arts Goose Creek65%70%31A+
10Laing Middle Mount Pleasant75%55%32B
11Riverview Charter School Beaufort65%65%39A+
12Sandy Run School Swansea50%70%26C+
13Moultrie Middle Mount Pleasant70%50%26A+
14Ruldolph G. Gordon School at Jones Mill Simpsonville55%65%46A+
15Socastee Middle Myrtle Beach55%65%50A
16Blythewood Middle Blythewood65%55%56B
17Fort Mill Middle Fort Mill55%65%50A+
18Campobello-Gramling School Campobello55%65%36B
19Indian Land Middle Indian Land57%57%103A+
20Powdersville Middle Greenville55%55%56A
21Lugoff-Elgin Middle Lugoff55%55%38A
22Swansea High Freshman Academy Swansea55%—32B
23Dutch Fork Middle Irmo65%45%49A+
24Chapin Middle Chapin55%55%42A+
25Gold Hill Middle Tega Cay57%52%65A

High schools

#SchoolReadingMathTestedOverall Repit grade
1Ridge View High Columbia90%90%28A
2Lexington High Lexington—90%19A+
3Fort Mill High Fort Mill90%90%28A+
4Indian Land High Lancaster90%75%28A
5Ashley Ridge High Summerville95%70%31A
6Palmetto Scholars Academy North Charleston90%70%21A+
7T. L. Hanna High Anderson90%70%21B
8Wando High Mount Pleasant90%70%28A+
9Westwood High Blythewood90%70%20B
10Nation Ford High Fort Mill85%75%43A+
11Hilton Head Island High Hilton Head Island77%82%107A+
12Bluffton High Bluffton77%77%160A+
13Charleston School of the Arts North Charleston85%70%33A+
14Spring Valley High Columbia67%85%80A
15Carolina Forest High Myrtle Beach67%82%95B+
16Riverside High Greer85%65%49A
17Fort Dorchester High North Charleston85%65%60A
18Battery Creek High Beaufort75%75%39B
19May River High Bluffton72%72%91A+
20Stratford High Goose Creek72%72%83B
21Summerville High Summerville82%62%63A
22Easley High Easley75%70%34B+
23Rock Hill High Rock Hill67%77%70B+
24Hillcrest High Simpsonville77%65%61B
25Myrtle Beach High Myrtle Beach67%75%71B+

Source: U.S. Department of Education EDFacts (state assessment results by student group) via the Urban Institute Education Data Portal. Small schools report results as ranges; we use the midpoint. Methodology