Parents in South Carolina have a right to seek the best for their child — and that means having access to accurate information. This Palmetto NavigatEd tool allows you to see how your child's school performs. Compare it against the school down the road — or anywhere in the state. You can even see how your student's scores rank. Every number on this page comes directly from South Carolina's 2024-25 School Report Card release. We just made it easier for parents and taxpayers to use.
Start typing the name of any South Carolina public school below and pick it from the list. We'll show you exactly where it ranks compared to other schools nearby, how it stacks up against the district and state — and the option to plug in your own child's scores (SC READY for grades 3–8, End-of-Course grades for high school) to see exactly where they'd stand.
💡 Tip: Click any school pin for details. From the pop-up, hit + Add to compare on 2–4 schools to see them side by side.
Each dot is one South Carolina school. The horizontal axis is the school's poverty index — the share of its students living in poverty. The vertical axis is its overall report-card score. Dot color is the school's rating. Hover any dot to see the school.
About this data: Poverty index and overall score are taken directly from each school's 2024-25 South Carolina School Report Card. The poverty index is the percentage of a school's students identified as living in poverty; the overall score is the report card's 0–100 accountability index. Each rated school is plotted as one dot. Per-pupil spending by district is not part of the report-card file and is not shown here.
Compare My School is a free tool from Palmetto NavigatEd, a program of the Palmetto Promise Institute. We turn South Carolina's official school accountability data into something parents and taxpayers can actually use — because school choice begins with information.
All ratings, proficiency percentages, and graduation rates come directly from South Carolina's 2024-25 School Report Card release (published November 2025), covering all 1,308 rated public schools. Source data: SC School Report Cards · SC Department of Education Report Cards · SC READY assessment.
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