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The public middle 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	MESA MIDDLE	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	350	181	51.7%
52	LOS LUNAS MIDDLE	LOS LUNAS, NM	LOS LUNAS	719	371	51.6%
53	MESA MIDDLE	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	728	375	51.5%
54	SANTA TERESA MIDDLE	SANTA TERESA, NM	GADSDEN	528	271	51.3%
55	LOVING MIDDLE	LOVING, NM	LOVING	154	79	51.3%
56	MESA ALTA JR HIGH	BLOOMFIELD, NM	BLOOMFIELD	316	162	51.3%
57	ZUNI MIDDLE	ZUNI, NM	ZUNI	240	123	51.3%
58	HOUSTON MIDDLE SCHOOL	HOBBS, NM	HOBBS	822	421	51.2%
59	CARLOS F. VIGIL MIDDLE	ESPANOLA, NM	ESPANOLA	379	194	51.2%
60	LINCOLN MIDDLE	RIO RANCHO, NM	RIO RANCHO	805	412	51.2%
61	JIMMY CARTER MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	436	223	51.1%
62	THOREAU MIDDLE	THOREAU, NM	GALLUP	362	185	51.1%
63	LINDSEY-STEINER ELEMENTARY	PORTALES, NM	PORTALES	376	192	51.1%
64	GALLUP MIDDLE	GALLUP, NM	GALLUP	480	245	51.0%
65	MCKINLEY MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	434	221	50.9%
66	GADSDEN MIDDLE	ANTHONY, NM	GADSDEN	650	331	50.9%
67	PORTALES JR HIGH	PORTALES, NM	PORTALES	326	166	50.9%
68	RENAISSANCE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	RENAISSANCE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL	124	63	50.8%
69	DEMING INTERMEDIATE	DEMING, NM	DEMING	373	189	50.7%
70	TIBBETTS MIDDLE SCHOOL	FARMINGTON, NM	FARMINGTON	652	330	50.6%
71	VAN BUREN MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	344	174	50.6%
72	CHAPARRAL MIDDLE	ALAMOGORDO, NM	ALAMOGORDO	513	259	50.5%
73	CROWNPOINT MIDDLE	CROWNPOINT, NM	GALLUP	226	114	50.4%
74	CHAPARRAL MIDDLE	CHAPARRAL, NM	GADSDEN	546	275	50.4%
75	KENNEDY MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	296	149	50.3%
76	MOUNTAIN VIEW MIDDLE	ALAMOGORDO, NM	ALAMOGORDO	479	241	50.3%
77	DESERT RIDGE MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	801	403	50.3%
78	HOLLOMAN MIDDLE	HOLLOMAN AFB, NM	ALAMOGORDO	173	87	50.3%
79	R. SARRACINO MIDDLE	SOCORRO, NM	SOCORRO	221	111	50.2%
80	HEIZER MIDDLE SCHOOL	HOBBS, NM	HOBBS	606	304	50.2%
81	CARLSBAD INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - PR LEYVA CAMPUS	CARLSBAD, NM	CARLSBAD	908	455	50.1%
82	MESA VIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL	FARMINGTON, NM	FARMINGTON	461	231	50.1%
83	MOUNTAIN VIEW MIDDLE	RIO RANCHO, NM	RIO RANCHO	931	466	50.0%
84	POLK MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	222	111	50.0%
85	TONY HILLERMAN MIDDLE SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	860	429	49.9%
86	HIGHLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL	HOBBS, NM	HOBBS	808	403	49.9%
87	LOS ALAMITOS MIDDLE	GRANTS, NM	GRANTS	416	207	49.8%
88	RED MOUNTAIN MIDDLE	DEMING, NM	DEMING	746	371	49.7%
89	MORIARTY MIDDLE	MORIARTY, NM	MORIARTY-EDGEWOOD	248	123	49.6%
90	JAL JR HIGH	JAL, NM	JAL	119	59	49.6%
91	DEXTER MIDDLE	DEXTER, NM	DEXTER	178	88	49.4%
92	LA PLATA MIDDLE	SILVER CITY, NM	SILVER CITY	259	128	49.4%
93	RUIDOSO MIDDLE	RUIDOSO, NM	RUIDOSO	373	184	49.3%
94	ARTESIA ZIA INTERMEDIATE	ARTESIA, NM	ARTESIA	550	271	49.3%
95	LOS ALAMOS MIDDLE	LOS ALAMOS, NM	LOS ALAMOS	543	267	49.2%
96	TOHATCHI MIDDLE	TOHATCHI, NM	GALLUP	297	146	49.2%
97	MARSHALL 6TH GRADE ACADEMY	CLOVIS, NM	CLOVIS	511	251	49.1%
98	EISENHOWER MIDDLE	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	740	363	49.0%
99	MILAGRO MIDDLE	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	329	161	48.9%
100	CENTRAL ELEMENTARY	BELEN, NM	BELEN	166	81	48.8%

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