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allk12 · Rankings · Lowest poverty · New Mexico · Grant County

The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Grant County, New Mexico

This ranking covers the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in Grant County, New Mexico, drawn from 12 qualifying public schools. ALDO LEOPOLD CHARTER leads the list at 47.3%, against a median of 100% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Grant County, New Mexico
Best % FRL
47.3%
Median % FRL
100%
LOWEST POVERTY · GRANT COUNTY, NEW MEXICO
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
1ALDO LEOPOLD CHARTERSILVER CITY, NMALDO LEOPOLD CHARTERHigh20147.3%
2JOSE BARRIOS ELEMENTARYSILVER CITY, NMSILVER CITYElementary19999.5%
3LA PLATA MIDDLESILVER CITY, NMSILVER CITYMiddle25999.6%
4G.W.STOUT ELEMENTARYSILVER CITY, NMSILVER CITYElementary33499.7%
5SILVER HIGHSILVER CITY, NMSILVER CITYHigh61899.8%
6BAYARD ELEMENTARYBAYARD, NMCOBREElementary156100%
7CENTRAL ELEMENTARYSANTA CLARA, NMCOBREElementary133100%
8COBRE HIGHBAYARD, NMCOBREHigh257100%
9HURLEY ELEMENTARYHURLEY, NMCOBREElementary114100%
10SNELL MIDDLEBAYARD, NMCOBREMiddle201100%
11HARRISON SCHMITT ELEMENTARYSILVER CITY, NMSILVER CITYElementary337100%
12SIXTH STREET ELEMENTARYSILVER CITY, NMSILVER CITYElementary123100%
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