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The highest-performing public middle schools by test proficiency in New Mexico · page 3

Ranks 101–113 of the highest-performing public schools by test proficiency in New Mexico. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST PROFICIENCY · NEW MEXICO

#	School	City	District	Level	% FRL	Students	% Proficient
101	JIMMY CARTER MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	Middle	99.5%	436	19.1%
102	CARLOS F. VIGIL MIDDLE	ESPANOLA, NM	ESPANOLA	Middle	95.3%	379	19.0%
103	BERNALILLO ELEMENTARY	BERNALILLO, NM	BERNALILLO	Middle	100%	364	18.9%
104	KENNEDY MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	Middle	98.3%	296	18.4%
105	EDWARD ORTIZ MIDDLE	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	Middle	100%	416	18.3%
106	MCKINLEY MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	Middle	99.5%	434	17.5%
107	ERNIE PYLE MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	Middle	99.5%	409	17.3%
108	WASHINGTON MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	Middle	99.2%	248	17.3%
109	TRUMAN MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	Middle	99.6%	520	16.6%
110	TSE BIT AI MIDDLE	SHIPROCK, NM	CENTRAL	Middle	100%	390	16.2%
111	HAYES MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	Middle	99.7%	372	15.4%
112	VAN BUREN MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	Middle	98.3%	344	13.2%
113	WILSON MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	Middle	97.5%	359	13.1%

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