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Ranks 551–600 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
551	FAIRACRES ELEMENTARY	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	405	2	0.5%
552	HERMOSA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	408	2	0.5%
553	SANTA ROSA ELEMENTARY	SANTA ROSA, NM	SANTA ROSA	203	1	0.5%
554	YUCCA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY	CHAPPARAL, NM	GADSDEN	439	2	0.5%
555	MOUNTAIN ELEMENTARY	LOS ALAMOS, NM	LOS ALAMOS	435	2	0.5%
556	GODDARD HIGH	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	1,096	5	0.5%
557	DESERT PRIDE ACADEMY	ANTHONY, NM	GADSDEN	221	1	0.5%
558	LOMA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	450	2	0.4%
559	DEMING HIGH	DEMING, NM	DEMING	1,174	5	0.4%
560	EAST PICACHO ELEMENTARY	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	460	2	0.4%
561	LEA ELEMENTARY	LOVINGTON, NM	LOVINGTON	231	1	0.4%
562	CAPITAL HIGH	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	1,388	6	0.4%
563	RATON INTERMEDIATE	RATON, NM	RATON	246	1	0.4%
564	HOBBS FRESHMAN HIGH	HOBBS, NM	HOBBS	747	3	0.4%
565	LOVINGTON HIGH	LOVINGTON, NM	LOVINGTON	746	3	0.4%
566	DEXTER HIGH	DEXTER, NM	DEXTER	264	1	0.4%
567	POJOAQUE MIDDLE	SANTA FE, NM	POJOAQUE	263	1	0.4%
568	ARTESIA PARK JUNIOR HIGH	ARTESIA, NM	ARTESIA	539	2	0.4%
569	LOVINGTON FRESHMAN ACADEMY	LOVINGTON, NM	LOVINGTON	267	1	0.4%
570	ROSWELL HIGH	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	1,437	5	0.3%
571	DOLORES GONZALES ELEMENTARY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	298	1	0.3%
572	JAL ELEMENTARY	JAL, NM	JAL	290	1	0.3%
573	BELL ELEMENTARY	DEMING, NM	DEMING	301	1	0.3%
574	NINA OTERO COMMUNITY SCHOOL	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	629	2	0.3%
575	BERRENDO ELEMENTARY	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	327	1	0.3%
576	MISSOURI AVE ELEMENTARY	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	322	1	0.3%
577	MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY	DEMING, NM	DEMING	331	1	0.3%
578	MAC ARTHUR ELEMENTARY	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	335	1	0.3%
579	GONZALES ELEMENTARY	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	328	1	0.3%
580	MILAGRO MIDDLE	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	329	1	0.3%
581	WEST LAS VEGAS MIDDLE SCHOOL	LAS VEGAS, NM	WEST LAS VEGAS	345	1	0.3%
582	MESA MIDDLE	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	350	1	0.3%
583	BOOKER T. WASHINGTON	LAS CRUCES, NM	LAS CRUCES	361	1	0.3%
584	AMY BIEHL COMMUNITY SCHOOL AT RANCHO VIEJO	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	354	1	0.3%
585	MONTERREY ELEMENTARY	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	373	1	0.3%
586	GADSDEN ELEMENTARY	SUNLAND PARK, NM	GADSDEN	379	1	0.3%
587	EL CAPITAN ELEMENTARY	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	380	1	0.3%
588	VALLEY VIEW ELEMENTARY	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	388	1	0.3%
589	SOCORRO HIGH	SOCORRO, NM	SOCORRO	378	1	0.3%
590	KIT CARSON ELEMENTARY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	395	1	0.3%
591	MILAN ELEMENTARY	MILAN, NM	GRANTS	410	1	0.2%
592	EDWARD ORTIZ MIDDLE	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	416	1	0.2%
593	BARRANCA MESA ELEMENTARY	LOS ALAMOS, NM	LOS ALAMOS	429	1	0.2%
594	LA MERCED ELEMENTARY	BELEN, NM	BELEN	463	1	0.2%
595	DESERT TRAIL ELEMENTARY	CHAPARRAL, NM	GADSDEN	479	1	0.2%
596	DEL NORTE ELEMENTARY	ROSWELL, NM	ROSWELL	518	1	0.2%
597	PINON ELEMENTARY	SANTA FE, NM	SANTA FE	513	1	0.2%
598	CHAPARRAL MIDDLE	CHAPARRAL, NM	GADSDEN	546	1	0.2%
599	POJOAQUE HIGH	SANTA FE, NM	POJOAQUE	550	1	0.2%
600	GADSDEN MIDDLE	ANTHONY, NM	GADSDEN	650	1	0.1%

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