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New Mexico: the counties with the lowest student-to-teacher ratios

25 counties

New Mexico public school districts ranked by the lowest county-wide student-to-teacher ratio. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsRatio
1Colfax CountyNM161,37810.2:1
2Cibola CountyNM173,85410.4:1
3Roosevelt CountyNM133,10810.5:1
4Quay CountyNM131,40511.1:1
5Lincoln CountyNM142,60111.7:1
6Rio Arriba CountyNM273,12711.7:1
7Doña Ana CountyNM7736,56112.1:1
8Bernalillo CountyNM20385,72412.3:1
9Socorro CountyNM112,13512.5:1
10Taos CountyNM223,72712.5:1
11Grant CountyNM163,24012.7:1
12Chaves CountyNM3210,50412.9:1
13Los Alamos CountyNM83,97112.9:1
14Torrance CountyNM112,25813.0:1
15Otero CountyNM257,63913.4:1
16San Miguel CountyNM183,15613.5:1
17Curry CountyNM278,77714.0:1
18Luna CountyNM135,11614.0:1
19Santa Fe CountyNM5220,71914.0:1
20Sierra CountyNM51,24614.2:1
21San Juan CountyNM6121,30914.4:1
22Eddy CountyNM2511,66115.6:1
23Sandoval CountyNM4822,44515.8:1
24Lea CountyNM3815,12615.9:1
25Valencia CountyNM2711,95617.2:1

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