The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Otero County, New Mexico
21 public schools in Otero County, New Mexico appear in this ranking of the public schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. HOLLOMAN MIDDLE leads the list at 11.0%, against a median of 4.2% across the ranked schools.
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| # | School | City | % Black |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HOLLOMAN MIDDLE | HOLLOMAN AFB, NM | 11.0%(19) |
| 2 | HOLLOMAN ELEMENTARY | HOLLOMAN AFB, NM | 10.8%(56) |
| 3 | MOUNTAIN VIEW MIDDLE | ALAMOGORDO, NM | 6.0%(29) |
| 4 | SUNSET HILLS ELEMENTARY | ALAMOGORDO, NM | 5.5%(24) |
| 5 | YUCCA ELEMENTARY | ALAMOGORDO, NM | 5.0%(9) |
| 6 | CHAPARRAL MIDDLE | ALAMOGORDO, NM | 4.9%(25) |
| 7 | CLOUDCROFT MIDDLE | CLOUDCROFT, NM | 4.8%(5) |
| 8 | ALAMOGORDO HIGH | ALAMOGORDO, NM | 4.5%(65) |
| 9 | BUENA VISTA ELEMENTARY | ALAMOGORDO, NM | 4.5%(10) |
| 10 | DESERT STAR ELEMENTARY | ALAMOGORDO, NM | 4.3%(20) |
| 11 | SIERRA ELEMENTARY | ALAMOGORDO, NM | 4.2%(12) |
| 12 | NORTH ELEMENTARY | ALAMOGORDO, NM | 2.5%(4) |
| 13 | TULAROSA ELEMENTARY | TULAROSA, NM | 2.2%(5) |
| 14 | CLOUDCROFT HIGH | CLOUDCROFT, NM | 1.4%(2) |
| 15 | TULAROSA INTERMEDIATE | TULAROSA, NM | 1.4%(3) |
| 16 | LA LUZ ELEMENTARY | LA LUZ, NM | 0.9%(2) |
| 17 | TULAROSA MIDDLE | TULAROSA, NM | 0.7%(1) |
| 18 | TULAROSA HIGH | TULAROSA, NM | 0.7%(2) |
| 19 | CLOUDCROFT ELEMENTARY | CLOUDCROFT, NM | 0.5%(1) |
| 20 | YUCCA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY | CHAPPARAL, NM | 0.0%(0) |
| 21 | Mescalero Apache School | Mescalero, NM | 0.0%(0) |
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