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College and Career High School
Grades
9-12
Students
160
Type
Public
Students
160
Type
Public
This school is rated above average in school quality compared to other schools in New Mexico. Students here
perform above average on state tests,
... More
have above average college readiness measures,
are making above average year-over-year academic improvement,
and this school has above average results in how well it’s serving disadvantaged students.
ACADEMICS
Find out what state standardized test scores really tell you about a school – and what they don’t.
Good news!
Test scores at this school are far above the state average, suggesting that most students at this school are performing at or above grade level.
Parent tips
Even high-performing schools can have disparities between student groups. To understand how well this school... More serves all its students, review the information below in the Equity section. Understand what on-track learning looks like for your child and how you can help at home.
Good news!
Students at this school are making far more academic progress given where they were last year, compared to similar students in the state.
High progress with high test scores means students have strong academic skills and the school is a doing an excellent job at supporting academic growth compared to most other schools.
Parent tip
Ask the school how it interprets this rating and what you can do to support the school's success.
Equity
Is this school offering opportunity for all its students, or leaving some kids behind? Successful schools are working to close the achievement gap.
Good news!
Disadvantaged students at this school are performing far better than other students in the state, and this school is successfully closing the achievement gap.
Parent tip:
Schools that close the gap between different student groups are doing something right! Explore the Race/ethnicity and Low-income sections below to learn more.... More These 5 things will help you start a conversation at your school about helping all students succeed.
