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The public high schools with the highest share of male students in New Mexico · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest share of male students in New Mexico. Back to page 1.

MOST MALE · NEW MEXICO

#	School	City	District	Students	Male students	% Male
51	TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP HIGH SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	334	176	52.7%
52	CROWNPOINT HIGH	CROWNPOINT, NM	GALLUP	279	147	52.7%
53	RIO GRANDE HIGH	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	1,475	776	52.6%
54	PORTALES HIGH	PORTALES, NM	PORTALES	754	395	52.4%
55	POJOAQUE HIGH	SANTA FE, NM	POJOAQUE	550	288	52.4%
56	SILVER HIGH	SILVER CITY, NM	SILVER CITY	618	323	52.3%
57	NAVAJO PINE HIGH	NAVAJO, NM	GALLUP	140	73	52.1%
58	PIEDRA VISTA HIGH	FARMINGTON, NM	FARMINGTON	1,511	787	52.1%
59	NEX GEN ACADEMY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	198	103	52.0%
60	CUBA HIGH	CUBA, NM	CUBA	275	143	52.0%
61	WEST MESA HIGH	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	1,565	813	52.0%
62	MIYAMURA HIGH SCHOOL	GALLUP, NM	GALLUP	1,237	642	51.9%
63	CLOVIS HS FRESHMAN ACADEMY	CLOVIS, NM	CLOVIS	482	250	51.9%
64	ARTESIA HIGH	ARTESIA, NM	ARTESIA	806	418	51.9%
65	RIO RANCHO HIGH	RIO RANCHO, NM	RIO RANCHO	2,568	1,330	51.8%
66	SANTA FE HIGH	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	1,491	772	51.8%
67	GALLUP HIGH	GALLUP, NM	GALLUP	796	412	51.8%
68	HIGHLAND HIGH	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	1,144	592	51.8%
69	SANTA TERESA HIGH	SANTA TERESA, NM	GADSDEN	1,154	597	51.7%
70	CAPITAL HIGH	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	1,388	718	51.7%
71	MORIARTY HIGH	MORIARTY, NM	MORIARTY-EDGEWOOD	671	346	51.6%
72	DEXTER HIGH	DEXTER, NM	DEXTER	264	136	51.5%
73	ORGAN MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	2,128	1,096	51.5%
74	BLOOMFIELD HIGH	BLOOMFIELD, NM	BLOOMFIELD	764	393	51.4%
75	LA CUEVA HIGH	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	1,826	939	51.4%
76	HOT SPRINGS HIGH	T OR C, NM	T OR C	347	178	51.3%
77	RUIDOSO HIGH	RUIDOSO, NM	RUIDOSO	527	270	51.2%
78	VOLCANO VISTA HIGH	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	2,089	1,070	51.2%
79	FARMINGTON HIGH	FARMINGTON, NM	FARMINGTON	1,747	894	51.2%
80	TULAROSA HIGH	TULAROSA, NM	TULAROSA	303	155	51.2%
81	NEW AMERICA SCHOOL - LAS CRUCES	LAS CRUCES, NM	NEW AMERICA SCHOOL - LAS CRUCES	225	115	51.1%
82	LOS LUNAS HIGH	LOS LUNAS, NM	LOS LUNAS	1,460	745	51.0%
83	ROSWELL HIGH	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	1,437	733	51.0%
84	GODDARD HIGH	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	1,096	559	51.0%
85	LOVINGTON HIGH	LOVINGTON, NM	LOVINGTON	746	380	50.9%
86	EAST MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL	SANDIA PARK, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	417	212	50.8%
87	ARTESIA PARK JUNIOR HIGH	ARTESIA, NM	ARTESIA	539	273	50.6%
88	SHIPROCK HIGH	SHIPROCK, NM	CENTRAL	502	253	50.4%
89	ATRISCO HERITAGE ACADEMY HS	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	1,930	972	50.4%
90	HOBBS HIGH	HOBBS, NM	HOBBS	2,312	1,164	50.4%
91	TAOS HIGH	TAOS, NM	TAOS	749	377	50.3%
92	Shiprock Northwest High School	Shiprock, NM	Shiprock Northwest High School	151	76	50.3%
93	CLOVIS HIGH	CLOVIS, NM	CLOVIS	1,506	757	50.3%
94	TAOS ACADEMY	TAOS, NM	TAOS ACADEMY	251	126	50.2%
95	COBRE HIGH	BAYARD, NM	COBRE	257	129	50.2%
96	NORTHPOINT CHARTER SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	NORTHPOINT CHARTER SCHOOL	144	72	50.0%
97	CAPITAN HIGH	CAPITAN, NM	CAPITAN	134	67	50.0%
98	QUESTA HIGH	QUESTA, NM	QUESTA	100	50	50.0%
99	RAMAH HIGH	RAMAH, NM	GALLUP	269	134	49.8%
100	SANDIA HIGH	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	1,618	805	49.8%

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