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Ranks 651–700 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in New Mexico. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · NEW MEXICO

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
651	CHEE DODGE ELEMENTARY	YAH TA HEY, NM	GALLUP	261	20.3%	53
652	HAGERMAN MIDDLE	HAGERMAN, NM	HAGERMAN	70	75.7%	53
653	MAGDALENA HIGH	MAGDALENA, NM	MAGDALENA	100	53.0%	53
654	MY LITTLE SCHOOL	DEMING, NM	DEMING	58	89.7%	52
655	FORT SUMNER HIGH	FORT SUMNER, NM	FORT SUMNER	89	58.4%	52
656	TATUM ELEMENTARY	TATUM, NM	TATUM	128	40.6%	52
657	NEW MEXICO ACADEMY FOR THE MEDIA ARTS	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	NEW MEXICO ACADEMY FOR THE MEDIA ARTS	109	46.8%	51
658	CLOUDCROFT ELEMENTARY	CLOUDCROFT, NM	CLOUDCROFT	186	27.4%	51
659	FLOYD MIDDLE	FLOYD, NM	FLOYD	72	70.8%	51
660	KIRTLAND CENTRAL HIGH	KIRTLAND, NM	CENTRAL	743	6.7%	50
661	MESA VISTA MIDDLE	OJO CALIENTE, NM	MESA VISTA	51	98.0%	50
662	RITA A. MARQUEZ ELEMENTARY	ANTON CHICO, NM	SANTA ROSA	51	98.0%	50
663	VALLEY ELEMENTARY	RIBERA, NM	WEST LAS VEGAS	56	87.5%	49
664	SPRINGER HIGH	SPRINGER, NM	SPRINGER	59	83.0%	49
665	CHAMA ELEMENTARY	CHAMA, NM	CHAMA VALLEY	52	92.3%	48
666	CIMARRON HIGH	CIMARRON, NM	CIMARRON	64	75.0%	48
667	CUBA HIGH	CUBA, NM	CUBA	275	17.4%	48
668	ROCINANTE HIGH	FARMINGTON, NM	FARMINGTON	133	36.1%	48
669	MESILLA VALLEY LEADERSHIP ACADEMY	MESILLA PARK, NM	LAS CRUCES	94	51.1%	48
670	MIKE SENA ELEMENTARY	SAPELLO, NM	LAS VEGAS CITY	58	82.8%	48
671	TEXICO MIDDLE	TEXICO, NM	TEXICO	137	35.0%	48
672	HOLLOMAN MIDDLE	HOLLOMAN AFB, NM	ALAMOGORDO	173	27.2%	47
673	CATHERINE A. MILLER ELEMENTARY	CHURCH ROCK, NM	GALLUP	317	14.8%	47
674	OJO CALIENTE ELEMENTARY	OJO CALIENTE, NM	MESA VISTA	55	85.5%	47
675	SAN ANTONIO ELEMENTARY	SAN ANTONIO, NM	SOCORRO	63	74.6%	47
676	FLOYD ELEMENTARY	FLOYD, NM	FLOYD	92	50.0%	46
677	THE GREAT ACADEMY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	THE GREAT ACADEMY	59	74.6%	44
678	DAVID SKEET ELEMENTARY	VANDERWAGEN, NM	GALLUP	232	18.5%	43
679	JEMEZ VALLEY ELEMENTARY	JEMEZ PUEBLO, NM	JEMEZ VALLEY	120	35.8%	43
680	TESUQUE ELEMENTARY	TESUQUE, NM	SANTA FE	61	70.5%	43
681	FOOTHILL HIGH SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	JUVENILE JUSTICE	57	73.7%	42
682	FORT SUMNER MIDDLE	FORT SUMNER, NM	FORT SUMNER	70	60.0%	42
683	KIRTLAND ELEMENTARY	KIRTLAND, NM	CENTRAL	388	10.6%	41
684	CIMARRON ELEMENTARY	CIMARRON, NM	CIMARRON	60	68.3%	41
685	VISTA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL	TAOS, NM	VISTA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL	69	59.4%	41
686	CAPITAN HIGH	CAPITAN, NM	CAPITAN	134	29.1%	39
687	EAGLE NEST ELEMENTARY	EAGLE NEST, NM	CIMARRON	72	54.2%	39
688	CLAYTON JUNIOR HIGH	CLAYTON, NM	CLAYTON	61	63.9%	39
689	KISER ELEMENTARY	CLAYTON, NM	CLAYTON	63	61.9%	39
690	HONDO HIGH	HONDO, NM	HONDO VALLEY	46	84.8%	39
691	COCHITI ELEMENTARY	PENA BLANCA, NM	BERNALILLO	153	24.8%	38
692	VELARDE ELEMENTARY	VELARDE, NM	ESPANOLA	39	97.4%	38
693	SAN LORENZO ELEMENTARY	SAN LORENZO, NM	COBRE	78	47.4%	37
694	DIXON ELEMENTARY	DIXON, NM	ESPANOLA	50	74.0%	37
695	FLOYD HIGH	FLOYD, NM	FLOYD	60	61.7%	37
696	TWIN LAKES ELEMENTARY	GALLUP, NM	GALLUP	256	14.4%	37
697	GALLINA ELEMENTARY	GALLINA, NM	JEMEZ MTN	47	78.7%	37
698	ZUNI MIDDLE	ZUNI, NM	ZUNI	240	15.4%	37
699	VAUGHN ELEMENTARY	VAUGHN, NM	VAUGHN	43	83.7%	36
700	NAVAJO ELEMENTARY	NAVAJO, NM	GALLUP	310	11.6%	36

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