Summary:
Corrales, New Mexico is served by a single public school, Corrales K-8, which enrolls 378 students in grades K–8 and belongs to Albuquerque Public Schools. Although the area summary labels it an elementary school, its K–8 grade span means it also serves middle-grade students, and there are no separate middle, high, or alternative schools listed for the city. The school reports a student-teacher ratio of 13.2, and 99.74% of its students were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch in 2024–2025.
Corrales K-8 stands out strongly against both its district and the state. It earned 4 stars and ranked 62nd of 346 schools statewide (82nd percentile) in 2025–2026, after landing in the 88th percentile in each of the two prior years. Its district, by contrast, ranks 55th of 87 (37th percentile) with 2 stars. In 2025–2026, all-grade proficiency was 61.69% in English language arts versus 43.55% in the district and 43.34% statewide; 42.34% in mathematics versus 25.74% and 25.54%; and 44.78% in science versus 33.63% and 33.40%. Those gaps run roughly 11 to 18 points above district and state averages.
Grade-level results reinforce the pattern. Grade 8 ELA reached 75.00%, the highest available ELA score, and grade 4 mathematics hit 50.91%, the highest available math score. Grades 3, 4, 5, and 7 all exceeded 63% in ELA, and grade 5 science was 43.64%. The lowest results—grade 6 at 45.00% in ELA and 37.50% in mathematics—still topped district and state averages. Grade 8 mathematics and science are suppressed by the state, so those figures are unknown rather than zero. Both subjects slipped from 2024–2025 (ELA 64.59% to 61.69%; mathematics 47.37% to 42.34%), yet the school remains far above average.
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