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The smallest public high schools in New Mexico

Across New Mexico, 203 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest total enrollment (schools with at least 10 students). VAUGHN HIGH leads the list at 27, against a median of 238 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

203

New Mexico

Best Students

Median Students

238

SMALLEST · NEW MEXICO

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	VAUGHN HIGH	VAUGHN, NM	VAUGHN	High	27
2	LAKE ARTHUR HIGH	LAKE ARTHUR, NM	LAKE ARTHUR	High	28
3	HOUSE HIGH	HOUSE, NM	HOUSE	High	29
4	WAGON MOUND HIGH	WAGON MOUND, NM	WAGON MOUND	High	29
5	WLV FAMILY PARTNERSHIP	LAS VEGAS, NM	WEST LAS VEGAS	High	30
6	SAN JON HIGH	SAN JON, NM	SAN JON	High	30
7	AZTEC YOUTH ACADEMY	LAS CRUCES, NM	JUVENILE JUSTICE	High	33
8	ROY HIGH	ROY, NM	ROY	High	33
9	WALATOWA CHARTER HIGH	JEMEZ PUEBLO, NM	WALATOWA CHARTER HIGH	High	34
10	MAXWELL HIGH	MAXWELL, NM	MAXWELL	High	35
11	CORONADO HIGH	GALLINA, NM	JEMEZ MTN	High	37
12	RESERVE HIGH	RESERVE, NM	RESERVE	High	39
13	MORENO VALLEY HIGH	ANGEL FIRE, NM	CIMARRON	High	40
14	CORONA HIGH	CORONA, NM	CORONA	High	40
15	HONDO HIGH	HONDO, NM	HONDO VALLEY	High	46
16	RIO GRANDE PREPARATORY INSTITUTE	MESILLA, NM	LAS CRUCES	High	46
17	CARRIZOZO HIGH	CARRIZOZO, NM	CARRIZOZO	High	47
18	DES MOINES HIGH	DES MOINES, NM	DES MOINES	High	50
19	GCCS EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL	GRANTS, NM	GRANTS	High	50
20	MOSQUERO HIGH	MOSQUERO, NM	MOSQUERO	High	51
21	GRADY HIGH	GRADY, NM	GRADY	High	52
22	DZIT DIT LOOL SCHOOL OF EMPOWERMENT ACTION AND PERSEVERANCE	NAVAJO, NM	DZIT DIT LOOL SCHOOL OF EMPOWERMENT ACTION AND PERSEVERANCE	High	56
23	FOOTHILL HIGH SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	JUVENILE JUSTICE	High	57
24	SIX DIRECTIONS INDIGENOUS SCHOOL	GALLUP, NM	SIX DIRECTIONS INDIGENOUS SCHOOL	High	58
25	MOUNTAINAIR HIGH	MOUNTAINAIR, NM	MOUNTAINAIR	High	58
26	THE GREAT ACADEMY	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	THE GREAT ACADEMY	High	59
27	SPRINGER HIGH	SPRINGER, NM	SPRINGER	High	59
28	FLOYD HIGH	FLOYD, NM	FLOYD	High	60
29	ALMA D'ARTE CHARTER	LAS CRUCES, NM	ALMA D'ARTE CHARTER	High	63
30	CIMARRON HIGH	CIMARRON, NM	CIMARRON	High	64
31	TSE YI GAI HIGH	PUEBLO PINTADO, NM	GALLUP	High	64
32	SCHOOL ON WHEELS HIGH SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	High	65
33	MIMBRES VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL	DEMING, NM	DEMING	High	66
34	VISTA NUEVA HIGH	AZTEC, NM	AZTEC	High	68
35	VISTA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL	TAOS, NM	VISTA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL	High	69
36	NEW FUTURES HIGH SCHOOL	ALBUQUERQUE, NM	ALBUQUERQUE	High	73
37	ELIDA HIGH	ELIDA, NM	ELIDA	High	73
38	PENASCO HIGH	PENASCO, NM	PENASCO	High	75
39	MELROSE HIGH	MELROSE, NM	MELROSE	High	79
40	QUEMADO HIGH	QUEMADO, NM	QUEMADO	High	81
41	MORA HIGH	MORA, NM	MORA	High	86
42	LOGAN HIGH	LOGAN, NM	LOGAN	High	87
43	FORT SUMNER HIGH	FORT SUMNER, NM	FORT SUMNER	High	89
44	ANIMAS 7-12 SCHOOL	ANIMAS, NM	ANIMAS	High	90
45	MESA VISTA HIGH	OJO CALIENTE, NM	MESA VISTA	High	93
46	DORA HIGH	DORA, NM	DORA	High	94
47	CHARLIE Y. BROWN ALT	BLOOMFIELD, NM	BLOOMFIELD	High	95
48	CLIFF HIGH	CLIFF, NM	SILVER CITY	High	95
49	MAGDALENA HIGH	MAGDALENA, NM	MAGDALENA	High	100
50	QUESTA HIGH	QUESTA, NM	QUESTA	High	100

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