Explore the safest school districts serving your area. Ranking based on student and parent ratings of health and safety, area crime rates, and rates for expulsion, suspension, and school related arrests. Read more on how this ranking was calculated.
Senior: My experience here at Quemado has been a blast. The community is very supportive and almost everyone here is very nice. The community has been so helpful to school and cares about the students that are attending the school. The staff here at the school is very supportive and cares about our future and what we want to do when we leave and go into the real world. They go out of there way when they don’t have to so that we can succeed in life. The only thing I would like to change is to maybe add like another restaurant to our town and have a little bit more jobs around here.Read 2 Reviews
Alum: House was always a safe and loving place to be, all the teachers nd staff where kind and open to hearing about your problems. It didn't matter if you loved books or sports you fit in and felt safe every day, being such a small school it was more like a family than a high school.Read 1 Review
Senior: They are a very welcoming community. My experience with Logan schools has been wonderful. The school staff is very involved in student life and making sure they stay on track. The sports program does very well, the majority of our students participate in extracurricular activities and do exceedingly well.Read 2 Reviews
Senior: It is a great school and community! You will meet probably every student in your class. You get to have class all day with mostly everyone in the same class. The teachers take time to help students individually. It has been great to me and I have enjoyed going to school here.Read 1 Review
Senior: The Closeness of all students and staff throughout the school is amazing, educational focuses could be a bit better though.Read 5 Reviews
Alum: Elida is a great school that focuses on academics and college readiness, the teachers are great as well as very understanding.Read 1 Review
Alum: I'm a fourth-generation resident of Corona and a third-generation graduate. There is no other district in the state (OK, I'll admit a little bias) that takes such a personal interest in students. It's all, ALL! about the kids. From academics to FFA/4-H, to sports, they just excel. Many of our teachers/staff/administrators/volunteers are my fellow graduates. The other "adopted" Corona natives are more invested than any big school district I have covered (25-year journalist in NM and TX.) I've seen the world and would not praise more highly any district in the state of NM, for academic and extracurricular excellence, as well as general, community-based "you are all OUR kids" attitude than Corona Schools.Read 1 Review
Works Here: I liked the fact that many of the other teachers were from schools I'd considered applying to myself like Gallaudet or Northeastern University.Read 1 Review
Alum: The academics at Cloudcroft was amazing but there was a couple of teachers that were not the best. That is to be expected at basically all schools. However, the one thing that was essential to life after high school was terrible. The counselor had very few scholarships and would not notify when new ones were available as well as being extremely slow on getting paperwork turned into the college or scholarships that needed it, such as a transcript. Other than that, my time spent at Cloudcroft was enjoyable.Read 5 Reviews
Senior: What I like about Springer Municipal Schools is that they are really nice the teachers are awesome and my learning experience is really good.Read 2 Reviews
Senior: I am currently a senior in high school and have been attending Texico Schools since Kindergarten. Some things that I like about Texico is that our school is small enough that the students are close with one another and can have 1 on 1 time with teachers if they are struggling. Our Teachers and Administrators work very hard to prepare us not only for college but also for state testing, they always make sure that we are prepared physically and mentally. We have been awarded as an A+ school in the state for 5 years now. One thing that sets Texico apart from other schools is that we get to keep God in school. We have what is called FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) and we meet every Wednesday at lunch and fellowship together, not a lot of schools allow religion anymore. You don't have to be a Christian or an athlete to attend FCA, anyone can go. Our athletes are some of the best athletes, our volleyball girls have won state 7 years in a row and have worked hard for those wins.Read 4 Reviews
Senior: Hondo Valley Public Schools is a relatively very small school. As students, we are able to get one on one help from the teachers. The teachers are ready to help and will even set up a time to have a private session if the school material is hard to understand. The students treat each other as family and everyone knows everyone else name. Hondo School is an amazing school for kids who are not comfortable with crowd. Best school I ever went to.Read 1 Review
Senior: I have attended this school for all of my high school years. It has a great learning environment with many helpful resources. Due to the small class sizes, I was given many oppurtunities to have one on one time with excellent teachers at our school. Apart from the one on one time, due to the small numbers there are great relationships among all the students, almost like family. It's academics are great, the school has a great curriculum giving it's students and I all the l knowledge needed. It also had a great college readiness program called Gear Up that helps all the student there gain the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in college. It is truly a great school.Read 1 Review
Senior: West Las Vegas as a district are like a family. They are not very good at analyzing teacher to student learning. I know from expierence atleast six out of twenty staff teachers careless about the students learning. Because I have expierenced multipe occasions where i struggle with various teachers and not many made an effort to point me to resources, take the time to review work, or even help me with working. They need to improve on hearing the concerns of the students because thier highschool degrees are at risk because they dont properly evaluate teachers.Read 3 Reviews
Middle School Student: ABQ Academy has been coursing through my family for the past three generations. My father, my uncles, my aunt and grandfather have all went to AA. Academy offers a full variety of lessons, alongside with extra - curriculars and after school activities. Their performance in the COVID-19 pandemic has been nearly flawless, especially for students who are just arriving. One of the biggest priorities in teaching is that you have a good chemistry in the classroom; AA excels in this category, with each classroom only consisting of around 10 students, so that you can get tight with your classmates.Finally, the campus is truly something to marvel at. Glistening bricked buildings are surrounded by either towering trees or sunny, REAL grass plains. It offers a wide area for kids to not only 'hang out,' but also eat lunch with the tweeting birds. (Not that there isn't a cafeteria.)Read 159 Reviews
Middle School Student: It is the best school I have ever been to and has opened the gates for me to really be able to learn. I especially like language arts and my teachers truly have a broad understanding of the world and inspire us. I have read books including Pride and Prejudice, Jane Eyre, The Power of One, Frankenstein, Henry IV, Henry V, Oedipus The King, and many more. I came in 7th grade and I thought I would have a hard time, but that was not the case. The school is so diverse and I have gotten to learn about a bunch of different cultures and it has given me a better understanding. I went to public school before and until I got to this school I did not really know whiten outstanding education was. I feel ready to share my ideas with the world.Read 8 Reviews