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Best High Schools in Zip Code 29710


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School
2,713
Students
Top rankedClover High30th of 248 South Carolina high schools
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Biggest riser
Clover High up 5 spots statewide this year
Summary:

Zip code 29710 is home to a single high school, Clover High, which serves grades 9-12 with an enrollment of 2,713 students in the Clover, South Carolina area.

Clover High is a standout institution, backed by the York 02 district, which ranks 2nd out of 75 districts in the state (97th percentile, 5-star rating). The school itself consistently ranks in the top 15% of South Carolina high schools, with its best recent performance at 29th out of 245 schools. Academically, Clover High outperforms the state average in every subject tested, with particularly impressive results in English: 93.17% proficiency in English 2 (compared to the state's 83.79%) and 81.24% in English 1 (a full 20 points above the state average). The school also shows strength in U.S. History (75.01% proficiency, up from 71.04% the prior year) and Algebra 1 (78.96%).

Student outcomes are equally strong. The graduation rate stands at 93.8%, well above the state's 86.7%, while the dropout rate is just 0.8%—less than half the state average of 2.1%. The school maintains a favorable 15.1:1 student-teacher ratio and spends $14,524 per student. The one area of concern is chronic absenteeism: 19.9% of students are chronically absent, which is higher than the district's 14.4% and close to the state's 22.3%. This disconnect—where attending students perform exceptionally well but a significant portion miss substantial school time—represents a potential opportunity for targeted intervention. Overall, Clover High offers a stable, high-performing educational option with reliable year-over-year results, making it an excellent choice for families in this zip code.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the South Carolina Department of Education.

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