New Mexico's public schools, statewide
Every public school in all 33 counties — graduation, attendance, reading and math, class size, STEM and college-prep courses, special education, and discipline. Look up your address, filter by school type, switch the lens, or open any school to see how it's doing against its district and the state. A planning-level view meant to point support where it's needed — never to rank a school or a child as more deserving than another.
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Locations, enrollment, free/reduced-price meals, teachers, Title I: U.S. Dept. of Education NCES Common Core of Data, 2022–23 (888 NM public schools). Reading & math: EDFacts assessments 2018 (mid-point of the reported band). Graduation: EDFacts adjusted-cohort rate 2019 (high schools). Chronic absence & suspensions: Civil Rights Data Collection 2020 / 2017. STEM & AP course access, dual enrollment, gifted, special-education (IDEA), and English-learner enrollment: CRDC 2017. All via the Urban Institute Education Data API. Different collections carry different years — each figure is labeled where it's shown, and older years are the most recent published for every school. Many NM districts feed all students free through Community Eligibility, so a "100%" meal figure reflects policy, not only individual need. Charter schools are public schools and are included throughout. The performance snapshot mirrors NM PED's accountability indicators — proficiency, graduation, chronic absenteeism, and college & career readiness (weighted by school level, as PED does) — expressed as a percentile among NM schools, with a district rank. It omits student growth (which PED weights most) and EL progress, neither in the federal data, and partly tracks poverty; it's a starting point for questions, never a verdict. Class size and discipline are shown as context, not scored. Coming next: New Mexico PED's recent NM-MSSA results, graduation, and student-homelessness counts. Describes reality to point support where it helps; it never ranks who deserves a good school. How this data may & may not be used →