Explore educational outcomes and opportunities across New Mexico
Every public school across all 33 counties, with the measures that matter for planning, and where added support may have the greatest impact. Search a school or district, or open any county to begin. About this data · How to interpret this
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Reading, math & science proficiency, student growth, graduation, college-&-career readiness, postsecondary destinations, the accountability score, and the official designation: New Mexico PED's NM Vistas, 2024 (nmvistas.org). Proficiency trends use NM Vistas 2023–2024. Free/reduced-price meals, Title I, class size, STEM & AP course access, dual enrollment, gifted, special-education (IDEA), English-learner enrollment, and chronic absence/suspensions come from federal NCES CCD 2022–23 and CRDC 2017 (via the Urban Institute API), matched to each school by location. Each figure is labeled where it's shown. 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 is the school's percentile among same-level NM schools on PED's own accountability score, with the official designation and a district rank; it partly tracks poverty, so it's a starting point for questions, never a verdict. Suspensions and class size are shown as context. Describes reality to point support where it helps; it never ranks who deserves a good school. How this data may & may not be used →