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Best traditional public schools in Orangeburg (2025)

District-run public schools. Ranked by the Success Index (US) from official American data; 26 schools in Orangeburg, South Carolina. Rank positions shown on each profile are within United States and South Carolina.

  1. 1
    80
    North Middle/HighNorth · Public High– · 227 students
  2. 2
    74
    Holly Hill ElementaryHolly Hill · Public Elementary– · 356 students
  3. 3
    70
    Carver Edisto MiddleCope · Public Middle– · 439 students
  4. 4
    70
    Mellichamp ElementaryOrangeburg · Public Elementary– · 144 students
  5. 5
    69
    William J. Clark MiddleOrangeburg · Public Middle– · 587 students
  6. 6
    68
    Edisto HighCordova · Public High– · 614 students
  7. 7
    65
    Elloree ElementaryElloree · Public Elementary– · 252 students
  8. 8
    63
    St. James-Gaillard ElementaryEutawville · Public Elementary– · 211 students
  9. 9
    62
    Hunter-Kinard-Tyler HighNeeses · Public High– · 220 students
  10. 10
    62
    Brookdale ElementaryOrangeburg · Public Elementary– · 215 students
  11. 11
    58
    Sheridan ElementaryOrangeburg · Public Elementary– · 450 students
  12. 12
    56
    Lake Marion MiddleSantee · Public Middle– · 501 students
  13. 13
    55
    Branchville HighBranchville · Public High– · 317 students
  14. 14
    54
    Bethune-Bowman ElementaryRowesville · Public Elementary– · 259 students
  15. 15
    54
    Bethune-Bowman Middle/HighRowesville · Public High– · 349 students
  16. 16
    49
    Vance-Providence ElementaryVance · Public Elementary– · 209 students
  17. 17
    49
    Lockett ElementaryBranchville · Public Elementary– · 239 students
  18. 18
    46
    Edisto PrimaryCordova · Public Elementary– · 635 students
  19. 19
    42
    Edisto ElementaryOrangeburg · Public Elementary– · 419 students
  20. 20
    42
    Whittaker ElementaryOrangeburg · Public Elementary– · 325 students
  21. 21
    41
    Robert E. Howard MiddleOrangeburg · Public Middle– · 396 students
  22. 22
    41
    Dover ElementaryNorth · Public Elementary– · 237 students
  23. 23
    40
    Hunter-Kinard-Tyler ElementaryNeeses · Public Elementary– · 179 students
  24. 24
    38
    Orangeburg Wilkinson HighOrangeburg · Public High– · 992 students
  25. 25
    33
    Marshall ElementaryOrangeburg · Public Elementary– · 625 students
  26. 26
    32
    Lake Marion High SchoolSantee · Public High– · 692 students

North Middle/High in North leads the 2025 list of traditional public schools in Orangeburg with a Success Index (US) of 80.0. Of the 26 schools shown, 26 are public.

For the full picture see the wider South Carolina traditional public schools rankings, every school on the Orangeburg page, or the comparison tool to put a shortlist side by side.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best public school in Orangeburg?

North Middle/High in North, South Carolina ranks first among traditional public schools in Orangeburg with a Success Index (US) of 80.0 out of 100 (Enrollment: 227).

How are traditional public schools in Orangeburg ranked?

Each school's Success Index (US) combines 4 factors: math proficiency (30%), reading proficiency (30%), community advantage (fewer free/reduced-price lunch) (25%), students per teacher (15%). Each factor is a percentile against schools of the same type across United States. Schools with fewer than 60 students are excluded from rankings.

Are these 2025 rankings official?

No. They are computed by Success Tutoring from official American data (Urban Institute Education Data Portal (NCES CCD, EDFacts); NCES Common Core of Data). States set their own assessments and proficiency cut scores, so proficiency rates are most comparable within a state. Use the state rankings for like-for-like comparisons.