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The highest-performing public schools in reading in New Mexico · page 11

Ranks 501514 of the highest-performing public schools in reading in New Mexico. Back to page 1.

BEST IN READING · NEW MEXICO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% Proficient (Reading)
501ARMIJO ELEMENTARYALBUQUERQUE, NMALBUQUERQUEElementary26019.0%
502R.M. SWEENEY ELEMENTARYSANTA FE, NMSANTA FEElementary26518.9%
503RAMAH ELEMENTARYRAMAH, NMGALLUPElementary22318.7%
504ALGODONES ELEMENTARYALGODONES, NMBERNALILLOElementary18418.6%
505DULCE MIDDLEDULCE, NMDULCEMiddle13018.3%
506COCHITI ELEMENTARYPENA BLANCA, NMBERNALILLOElementary15318.0%
507LOWELL ELEMENTARYALBUQUERQUE, NMALBUQUERQUEElementary22616.5%
508VAN BUREN MIDDLEALBUQUERQUE, NMALBUQUERQUEMiddle34416.5%
509KIRTLAND ELEMENTARYALBUQUERQUE, NMALBUQUERQUEElementary16215.9%
510WHERRY ELEMENTARYALBUQUERQUE, NMALBUQUERQUEElementary24015.7%
511LA MESA ELEMENTARYALBUQUERQUE, NMALBUQUERQUEElementary41515.3%
512CESAR CHAVEZ ELEMENTARYSANTA FE, NMSANTA FEElementary29014.6%
513COLUMBUS ELEMENTARYCOLUMBUS, NMDEMINGElementary48314.4%
514CUBA ELEMENTARYCUBA, NMCUBAElementary29813.9%
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