High School Graduation Rates, by School District - New Mexico

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High School Graduation Rates, by School District (Percent) – 2009

Data Provided by: New Mexico Voices for Children

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27.2% - 34.6%
House Municipal Schools	27.2%
Wagon Mound Public Schools	34.6%
34.7% - 69.9%
Española Municipal Schools	51.3%
Dulce Independent Schools	53.9%
Gallup-McKinley County Schools	55.3%
Vaughn Municipal Schools	56.6%
Lordsburg Municipal Schools	59.3%
Bernalillo Public Schools	59.3%
Cuba Independent Schools	60.0%
Santa Fe Public Schools	60.0%
Central Consolidated Schools	60.5%
Belen Consolidated Schools	62.3%
Moriarty Municipal Schools	62.8%
Capitan Municipal Schools	63.1%
Estancia Municipal Schools	63.2%
Raton Public Schools	63.6%
Alamogordo Public Schools	63.8%
Las Cruces Public Schools	64.9%
Albuquerque Public Schools	65.1%
Hatch Valley Municipal Schools	65.7%
Truth or Consequences Schools	66.4%
Tucumcari Public Schools	66.6%
Farmington Municipal Schools	66.6%
West Las Vegas Public Schools	66.7%
Aztec Municipal Schools	67.1%
Pecos Independent Schools	67.4%
Bloomfield Municipal Schools	67.4%
Roswell Independent Schools	67.7%
Grants-Cibola County Schools	68.5%
Lake Arthur Municipal Schools	68.8%
Taos Municipal Schools	69.2%
Gadsden Independent Schools	69.2%
Logan Municipal Schools	69.3%
Hobbs Municipal Schools	69.4%
Magdalena Municipal Schools	69.5%
Zuni Public Schools	69.7%
Portales Municipal Schools	69.9%
70.0% - 84.4%
Clovis Municipal Schools	71.0%
Mountainair Public Schools	71.5%
Rio Rancho Public Schools	71.8%
Silver City Consolidated Schools	72.4%
Lovington Public Schools	73.0%
Artesia Public Schools	73.5%
Las Vegas City Public Schools	73.7%

70.0% - 84.4%
Hagerman Municipal Schools	73.7%
Deming Public Schools	73.8%
Springer Municipal Schools	74.3%
Carlsbad Municipal Schools	74.5%
Mora Independent Schools	74.9%
Los Lunas Public Schools	75.0%
Des Moines Municipal Schools	76.0%
Pojoaque Valley Public Schools	76.3%
Eunice Municipal Schools	78.2%
Clayton Public Schools	79.1%
Socorro Consolidated Schools	79.5%
Tatum Municipal Schools	80.0%
Ruidoso Municipal Schools	80.1%
Tularosa Municipal Schools	80.1%
Jemez Valley Public Schools	80.6%
Jal Public Schools	80.7%
Peñasco Independent Schools	80.9%
Loving Municipal Schools	81.0%
Mesa Vista Consolidated Schools	81.1%
Jemez Mountain Public Schools	81.5%
Floyd Muncipal Schools	83.1%
Santa Rosa Consolidated Schools	84.4%
84.5% - 98.0%
Dexter Consolidated Schools	86.3%
Cloudcroft Municipal Schools	86.8%
Hondo Valley Public Schools	87.2%
Quemado Independent Schools	87.2%
Grady Municipal Schools	87.3%
San Jon Municipal Schools	87.7%
Cimarron Public Schools	87.8%
Questa Independent Schools	88.4%
Cobre Consolidated Schools	88.8%
Los Alamos Public Schools	88.8%
Dora Consolidated Schools	90.8%
Carrizozo Municipal Schools	90.9%
Corona Municipal Schools	91.8%
Reserve Independent Schools	95.2%
Fort Sumner Municipal Schools	96.3%
Maxwell Municipal Schools	97.0%
Roy Municipal Schools	98.0%
Texico Municipal Schools	98.0%
Elida Municipal Schools	98.0%
Chama Valley Independent Schools	98.0%
Melrose Public Schools	98.0%
Animas Public Schools	98.0%

Definitions: Source: NM Public Education Department. Rate Change Table by District, Class of 2008 and 2009, 2009-10 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rates.

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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