• REGIONAL DATA AND REPORTS

The Region,
By the Numbers

Test results, graduation rates, attendance, and enrollment for every school across our six member districts—straight from the state.

• COMPARE THE REGION

How Our Districts Compare

Pick a measure, a year and a student group. The black tick on each bar is the statewide average.

New Mexico ·

    Change is in percentage points from the prior year. Source: NM PED via NM Vistas.

    • LOOK IT UP

    Find a School or District

    Every school’s latest results, four-year trend and how each student group is doing — next to its district and the state.

    By Student Group

    The thin line marks all students. “n/r” means the state didn’t report the group because it was too small.

    Performance Levels

    How tested students were spread across the state’s four levels. Levels 3 and 4 count as proficient.

    Source: New Mexico Public Education Department, NM Vistas. Years are school years. Full report on NM Vistas ↗

    • ALL SCHOOLS

    Every School, Side-by-Side

    Sort by any column. Select a school to open its full profile above.

    “n/r” = not reported (too few students). Source: NM PED via NM Vistas.

    • REPORTS & DOWNLOADS

    Take the Data With You

    The full dataset behind this page, plus the cooperative’s own annual reports to the board and member districts.

    How to read this data

    1. 01

      Years are school years. 2025–26 is the most recent, and the state releases some measures later than others.

    2. 02

      Proficiency is the share of tested students at Level 3 or Level 4 on the state assessment.

    3. 03

      “n/r” means the state withheld the number because the group was too small to report without identifying students. It never means zero.

    4. 04

      Source: New Mexico Public Education Department, NM Vistas. San Juan College isn’t included — NM Vistas covers K–12 only.