Johnson Middle School

304 Kemper St, Timmonsville, SC, 29161
SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS:
  • Johnson Middle School serves 173 students in grades 6-8.
  • The school's student:teacher ratio of 14:1 is lower than the SC state average of 16:1.
  • Minority enrollment is 90% of the student body.
  • Johnson Middle School is the only public middle school within Timmonsville, and operates within the Florence 04 School District.
Source: 2011 NCES data, SC Dept. of Educ.
Johnson Middle School
Grades Offered Grades 6-8
Total Students 173 students
% Male / % Female 51% / 49%
Total Classroom Teachers 13 teachers
Students by Grade
 
 
This School
(SC) School Average
Student : Teacher Ratio 14:1 16:1
 
This School
(SC) School Average
% American Indian
1% n/a
% Asian
1% 1%
% Hispanic
2% 6%
% Black
86% 37%
% White
10% 53%
Unknown
n/a 3%
 
 
This School
(SC) School Average
% Eligible for Free Lunch 89% 49%
% Eligible for Reduced Lunch 4% 6%
School Statewide Performance View Education Department Test Scores
School District Name Florence 04 School District

Nearby Schools:

Johnson Middle School
Grades: 6-8 | 0 mi. away
Brockington Elementary School
Grades: PK-5 | 0 mi. away
Timmonsville High School
Grades: 9-12 | 0 mi. away
Henry L. Sneed Middle School
Grades: 7-8 | 5.6 mi. away
Savannah Grove Elementary School
Grades: KG-6 | 6.1 mi. away
Delmae Elementary School
Grades: KG-4 | 7.2 mi. away

View all schools in: Timmonsville, Florence County, Zip 29161

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