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The public high schools with the highest share of multiracial students in New Mexico · page 3

Ranks 101–150 of the public schools with the highest share of multiracial students in New Mexico. Back to page 1.

MOST MULTIRACIAL · NEW MEXICO

#	School	City	District	Students	Two or more students	% Two or more
101	TULAROSA HIGH	TULAROSA, NM	TULAROSA	303	4	1.3%
102	JAL HIGH	JAL, NM	JAL	158	2	1.3%
103	ARTESIA HIGH	ARTESIA, NM	ARTESIA	806	10	1.2%
104	UNIVERSITY HIGH	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	167	2	1.2%
105	TIERRA ADENTRO	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	TIERRA ADENTRO	257	3	1.2%
106	COBRE HIGH	BAYARD, NM	COBRE	257	3	1.2%
107	LAS MONTANAS CHARTER	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS MONTANAS CHARTER	201	2	1.0%
108	QUESTA HIGH	QUESTA, NM	QUESTA	100	1	1.0%
109	ROBERT F. KENNEDY CHARTER	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	314	3	1.0%
110	BELEN INFINITY HIGH	BELEN, NM	BELEN	112	1	0.9%
111	LAS CRUCES HIGH	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	1,703	15	0.9%
112	GRANTS HIGH	GRANTS, NM	GRANTS	807	7	0.9%
113	MARK ARMIJO ACADEMY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	233	2	0.9%
114	LA ACADEMIA DE ESPERANZA	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	238	2	0.8%
115	ALBUQUERQUE TALENT DEVELOPMENT CHARTER	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	119	1	0.8%
116	MAYFIELD HIGH	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	1,327	11	0.8%
117	RIO GRANDE HIGH	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	1,475	12	0.8%
118	SANTA FE HIGH	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	1,491	12	0.8%
119	TIERRA ENCANTADA CHARTER SCHOOL	SANTA FE, NM	TIERRA ENCANTADA CHARTER SCHOOL	256	2	0.8%
120	PECOS HIGH	PECOS, NM	PECOS	130	1	0.8%
121	NEW AMERICA SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	131	1	0.8%
122	WEST LAS VEGAS HIGH SCHOOL	LAS VEGAS, NM	WEST LAS VEGAS	442	3	0.7%
123	LOS ALAMOS HIGH	LOS ALAMOS, NM	LOS ALAMOS	1,181	8	0.7%
124	EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	151	1	0.7%
125	ROBERTSON HIGH	LAS VEGAS, NM	LAS VEGAS CITY	331	2	0.6%
126	TEXICO HIGH	TEXICO, NM	TEXICO	168	1	0.6%
127	RATON HIGH	RATON, NM	RATON	350	2	0.6%
128	EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL	DEMING, NM	DEMING	180	1	0.6%
129	HOBBS HIGH	HOBBS, NM	HOBBS	2,312	12	0.5%
130	GODDARD HIGH	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	1,096	5	0.5%
131	DESERT PRIDE ACADEMY	ANTHONY, NM	GADSDEN	221	1	0.5%
132	DEMING HIGH	DEMING, NM	DEMING	1,174	5	0.4%
133	CAPITAL HIGH	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	1,388	6	0.4%
134	HOBBS FRESHMAN HIGH	HOBBS, NM	HOBBS	747	3	0.4%
135	LOVINGTON HIGH	LOVINGTON, NM	LOVINGTON	746	3	0.4%
136	DEXTER HIGH	DEXTER, NM	DEXTER	264	1	0.4%
137	ARTESIA PARK JUNIOR HIGH	ARTESIA, NM	ARTESIA	539	2	0.4%
138	LOVINGTON FRESHMAN ACADEMY	LOVINGTON, NM	LOVINGTON	267	1	0.4%
139	ROSWELL HIGH	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	1,437	5	0.3%
140	SOCORRO HIGH	SOCORRO, NM	SOCORRO	378	1	0.3%
141	POJOAQUE HIGH	SANTA FE, NM	POJOAQUE	550	1	0.2%
142	ESCALANTE MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL	TIERRA AMARILLA, NM	CHAMA VALLEY	134	0	0.0%
143	CLAYTON HIGH	CLAYTON, NM	CLAYTON	121	0	0.0%
144	SANTA TERESA HIGH	SANTA TERESA, NM	GADSDEN	1,154	0	0.0%
145	GADSDEN HIGH	ANTHONY, NM	GADSDEN	1,219	0	0.0%
146	CHAPARRAL HIGH	ANTHONY, NM	GADSDEN	1,067	0	0.0%
147	ALTA VISTA EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL	ANTHONY, NM	GADSDEN	180	0	0.0%
148	HATCH VALLEY HIGH	HATCH, NM	HATCH VALLEY	367	0	0.0%
149	LORDSBURG HIGH	LORDSBURG, NM	LORDSBURG	121	0	0.0%
150	NEW HOPE ALTERNATIVE HIGH	LOVINGTON, NM	LOVINGTON	104	0	0.0%

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