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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    Source: 2011 NCES Data, SC Dept. of Education