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Cherokee County Public Schools

There are 19 public schools in Cherokee County, South Carolina, serving 9,014 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Cherokee County Public Schools - South Carolina

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Blacksburg	Blacksburg Elementary School	394	3-5
Blacksburg	Blacksburg High School 1 Review(s)	553	9-12
Blacksburg	Blacksburg Middle School	396	6-8
Blacksburg	Blacksburg Primary	394	PK-2
Gaffney	Alma Elementary School	232	PK-5
Gaffney	B. D. Lee Elementary School	401	PK-5
Gaffney	Cherokee Technology Center (Vocational School)	n/a	9-12
Gaffney	Corinth Elementary School	379	PK-5
Gaffney	Draytonville Elementary School	304	PK-5
Gaffney	Gaffney High School	2061	9-12
Gaffney	Gaffney Middle School 1 Review(s)	624	6-8
Gaffney	Goucher Elementary School	286	PK-5
Gaffney	Granard Middle School	545	6-8
Gaffney	Grassy Pond Elementary School	554	PK-5
Gaffney	John E. Ewing Middle School 1 Review(s)	437	6-8
Gaffney	Limestone-central Elementary School	389	PK-5
Gaffney	Luther L. Vaughan Elementary School	311	PK-5
Gaffney	Mary Bramlett Elementary School	284	PK-5
Gaffney	Northwest Elementary School	470	PK-5

County Statistics:

About This County (Cherokee)	County Statistics	(SC) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	47,898 people	4,011,615 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	16%	21%
Median Household Income	$67,454	$37,806
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