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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in New Mexico · page 7

Ranks 301–350 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in New Mexico. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · NEW MEXICO

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
301	HERMOSA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	408	1.2%(5)
302	JOE HARRIS ELEMENTARY	RIO RANCHO, NM	RIO RANCHO	574	1.2%(7)
303	VISTA MIDDLE	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	574	1.2%(7)
304	GONZALES ELEMENTARY	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	328	1.2%(4)
305	ALAMEDA ELEMENTARY	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	331	1.2%(4)
306	LOS ALAMITOS MIDDLE	GRANTS, NM	GRANTS	416	1.2%(5)
307	G.W.STOUT ELEMENTARY	SILVER CITY, NM	SILVER CITY	334	1.2%(4)
308	JOHN ADAMS MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	420	1.2%(5)
309	EDWARD GONZALES ELEMENTARY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	339	1.2%(4)
310	DEL NORTE ELEMENTARY	GALLUP, NM	GALLUP	424	1.2%(5)
311	TIERRA ENCANTADA CHARTER SCHOOL	SANTA FE, NM	TIERRA ENCANTADA CHARTER SCHOOL	256	1.2%(3)
312	COBRE HIGH	BAYARD, NM	COBRE	257	1.2%(3)
313	TWIN LAKES ELEMENTARY	GALLUP, NM	GALLUP	256	1.2%(3)
314	ALVARADO ELEMENTARY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	258	1.2%(3)
315	S. Y. JACKSON ELEMENTARY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	519	1.2%(6)
316	EL DORADO COMMUNITY SCHOOL	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	432	1.2%(5)
317	LA PLATA MIDDLE	SILVER CITY, NM	SILVER CITY	259	1.2%(3)
318	TRUMAN MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	520	1.1%(6)
319	MISSION ACHIEVEMENT AND SUCCESS 2.0	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	MISSION ACHIEVEMENT AND SUCCESS	1,040	1.1%(12)
320	SUNSET ELEMENTARY	CARLSBAD, NM	CARLSBAD	438	1.1%(5)
321	DEMING CESAR CHAVEZ	DEMING, NM	DEMING	177	1.1%(2)
322	WEST LAS VEGAS HIGH SCHOOL	LAS VEGAS, NM	WEST LAS VEGAS	442	1.1%(5)
323	CENTURY ALT HIGH	LOS LUNAS, NM	LOS LUNAS	353	1.1%(4)
324	LINCOLN MIDDLE	RIO RANCHO, NM	RIO RANCHO	805	1.1%(9)
325	UPPER ELEMENTARY	ESTANCIA, NM	ESTANCIA	179	1.1%(2)
326	SANGER ELEMENTARY	HOBBS, NM	HOBBS	365	1.1%(4)
327	LOS ALAMOS HIGH	LOS ALAMOS, NM	LOS ALAMOS	1,181	1.1%(13)
328	EAGLE RIDGE MIDDLE	RIO RANCHO, NM	RIO RANCHO	732	1.1%(8)
329	ARTESIA ZIA INTERMEDIATE	ARTESIA, NM	ARTESIA	550	1.1%(6)
330	EISENHOWER MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	740	1.1%(8)
331	CARLSBAD SIXTH GRADE ACADEMY - ALTA VISTA CAMPUS	CARLSBAD, NM	CARLSBAD	740	1.1%(8)
332	VALENCIA ELEMENTARY	LOS LUNAS, NM	LOS LUNAS	370	1.1%(4)
333	COLLEGE AND CAREER HIGH SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	280	1.1%(3)
334	CROWNPOINT ELEMENTARY	CROWNPOINT, NM	GALLUP	281	1.1%(3)
335	RUIDOSO MIDDLE	RUIDOSO, NM	RUIDOSO	373	1.1%(4)
336	GARFIELD MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	282	1.1%(3)
337	CARLOS F. VIGIL MIDDLE	ESPANOLA, NM	ESPANOLA	379	1.1%(4)
338	SOCORRO HIGH	SOCORRO, NM	SOCORRO	378	1.1%(4)
339	ALAMOSA ELEMENTARY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	382	1.1%(4)
340	ACE LEADERSHIP HIGH SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	285	1.1%(3)
341	NANCY LOPEZ ELEMENTARY	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	190	1.1%(2)
342	ASPEN COMMUNITY SCHOOL	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	285	1.1%(3)
343	BELEN HIGH	BELEN, NM	BELEN	958	1.0%(10)
344	VALENCIA HIGH	LOS LUNAS, NM	LOS LUNAS	960	1.0%(10)
345	BANDELIER ELEMENTARY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	387	1.0%(4)
346	COTTONWOOD ELEMENTARY	CARLSBAD, NM	CARLSBAD	684	1.0%(7)
347	DEMING HIGH	DEMING, NM	DEMING	1,174	1.0%(12)
348	INDIAN HILLS ELEMENTARY	GALLUP, NM	GALLUP	294	1.0%(3)
349	DESERT VIEW ELEMENTARY	LOS LUNAS, NM	LOS LUNAS	393	1.0%(4)
350	WOOD-GORMLEY ELEMENTARY	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	298	1.0%(3)

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