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New Mexico: the school districts with the most Pacific Islander students

34 districts

New Mexico public school districts ranked by the total number of Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander students enrolled, from federal NCES data. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% Pacific IslanderPacific Islander students
1ALBUQUERQUENM17174,0410.1%76
2LAS CRUCESNM3922,6700.2%47
3GALLUPNM3312,6980.2%28
4SANTA FENM2911,1820.2%26
5RIO RANCHONM2016,4610.1%17
6CARLSBADNM137,2170.2%16
7CLOVISNM187,7800.2%14
8DEMINGNM135,1160.2%12
9ALAMOGORDONM145,2270.2%10
10ROSWELLNM229,1840.1%10
11BLOOMFIELDNM72,3870.4%9
12FARMINGTONNM2010,7450.1%9
13LOS ALAMOSNM83,9710.2%8
14GRANTSNM123,0560.2%5
15HOBBSNM1810,0970.0%4
16LOS LUNASNM168,2070.0%4
17RUIDOSONM41,7880.2%4
18T OR CNM51,2460.3%4
19ARTESIANM103,7290.1%3
20MORIARTY-EDGEWOODNM72,3610.1%3
21AZTECNM72,4480.1%2
22MISSION ACHIEVEMENT AND SUCCESSNM22,2330.1%2
23PORTALESNM62,5180.1%2
24TAOSNM82,1840.1%2
25TEXICONM35510.4%2
26CUBANM37210.1%1
27ESPANOLANM121,8760.1%1
28EUNICENM37480.1%1
29HATCH VALLEYNM51,1460.1%1
30LOVINGNM37340.1%1
31SILVER CITYNM92,1000.0%1
32SOCORRONM61,3180.1%1
33TULAROSANM48830.1%1
34ZUNINM41,0520.1%1

See the national most pacific islander (count) ranking →