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Best Schools · New Mexico · Lowest student-teacher ratio

New Mexico schools with the lowest student-teacher ratios

New Mexico public schools with 200+ students reporting the fewest students per teacher. Excludes virtual schools.

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NEW MEXICO · LOWEST STUDENT-TEACHER RATIO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudentsRatio
401ARTESIA ZIA INTERMEDIATEARTESIAARTESIAMiddle55015.1:1
402NYE EARLY CHILDHOODSANTA FESANTA FEElementary21215.1:1
403COUNTRY CLUB ELEMENTARYFARMINGTONFARMINGTONElementary53015.1:1
404SHINING STARS PRESCHOOLRIO RANCHORIO RANCHOElementary59015.2:1
405YARBRO ELEMENTARYLOVINGTONLOVINGTONElementary47415.2:1
406G.W.STOUT ELEMENTARYSILVER CITYSILVER CITYElementary33415.2:1
407POJOAQUE INTERMEDIATESANTA FEPOJOAQUEElementary22415.2:1
408R. SARRACINO MIDDLESOCORROSOCORROMiddle22115.2:1
409KIRTLAND CENTRAL HIGHKIRTLANDCENTRALHigh74315.3:1
410DEL NORTE HIGHALBUQUERQUEALBUQUERQUEHigh1,07915.3:1
411DEXTER ELEMENTARYDEXTERDEXTERElementary33015.3:1
412ARTS ACADEMY AT BELLA VISTACLOVISCLOVISElementary44415.3:1
413MORIARTY HIGHMORIARTYMORIARTY-EDGEWOODHigh67115.3:1
414CHAPARRAL HIGHANTHONYGADSDENHigh1,06715.3:1
415EAST MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOLSANDIA PARKALBUQUERQUEHigh41715.3:1
416RAMIREZ THOMAS ELEMENTARYSANTA FESANTA FEElementary41715.4:1
417T OR C MIDDLET OR CT OR CMiddle25515.4:1
418PINON ELEMENTARYSANTA FESANTA FEElementary51315.4:1
419ESPERANZA ELEMENTARYFARMINGTONFARMINGTONElementary46915.4:1
420ACE LEADERSHIP HIGH SCHOOLALBUQUERQUEALBUQUERQUEHigh28515.4:1
421HILLCREST PRESCHOOLCARLSBADCARLSBADElementary31615.4:1
422CIBOLA HIGHALBUQUERQUEALBUQUERQUEHigh1,51715.4:1
423COTTONWOOD ELEMENTARYCARLSBADCARLSBADElementary68415.4:1
424PUBLIC ACADEMY FOR PERFORMING ARTSALBUQUERQUEALBUQUERQUEHigh44815.4:1
425MISSION ACHIEVEMENT AND SUCCESS 1.0ALBUQUERQUEMISSION ACHIEVEMENT AND SUCCESSCombined1,19315.5:1
426TAOS HIGHTAOSTAOSHigh74915.5:1
427DESERT STAR ELEMENTARYALAMOGORDOALAMOGORDOElementary46615.5:1
428AMY BIEHL COMMUNITY SCHOOL AT RANCHO VIEJOSANTA FESANTA FEElementary35415.5:1
429C.V. KOOGLER MIDDLEAZTECAZTECMiddle52115.6:1
430DEXTER HIGHDEXTERDEXTERHigh26415.6:1
431PORTALES HIGHPORTALESPORTALESHigh75415.6:1
432CAPITAL HIGHSANTA FESANTA FEHigh1,38815.6:1
433MESA MIDDLELAS CRUCESLAS CRUCESMiddle72815.7:1
434LA CASITA ELEMENTARYCLOVISCLOVISElementary48415.7:1
435LOCKWOOD ELEMENTARYCLOVISCLOVISElementary37815.7:1
436LA MERCED ELEMENTARYBELENBELENElementary46315.7:1
437MESA VERDE ELEMENTARYFARMINGTONFARMINGTONElementary44515.7:1
438MISSION ACHIEVEMENT AND SUCCESS 2.0ALBUQUERQUEMISSION ACHIEVEMENT AND SUCCESSCombined1,04015.8:1
439BELEN MIDDLEBELENBELENMiddle47515.8:1
440HEALTH LEADERSHIP HIGH SCHOOLALBUQUERQUEALBUQUERQUEHigh23315.8:1
441LUIS E. ARMIJO ELEMENTARYLAS VEGASWEST LAS VEGASElementary22915.8:1
442Baca/Dlo'ay Azhi Community SchoolPrewittBaca/Dlo'ay Azhi Community SchoolElementary22215.9:1
443TAYLOR ELEMENTARYHOBBSHOBBSElementary42615.9:1
444COLINAS DEL NORTE ELEMENTARYRIO RANCHORIO RANCHOElementary54015.9:1
445DESERT WILLOW FAMILY SCHOOLALBUQUERQUEALBUQUERQUEElementary28915.9:1
446MCKINLEY ELEMENTARYFARMINGTONFARMINGTONElementary43815.9:1
447NORTHEAST ELEMENTARYFARMINGTONFARMINGTONElementary50215.9:1
448LOVINGTON HIGHLOVINGTONLOVINGTONHigh74616.0:1
449RIO RANCHO ELEMENTARYRIO RANCHORIO RANCHOElementary48616.0:1
450COYOTE WILLOW FAMILY SCHOOLALBUQUERQUEALBUQUERQUEElementary28016.0:1
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