Amy Biehl Charter High School

Amy Biehl Charter High School is the only school in this area, serving grades 9–12 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with 196 students enrolled in a single-school Amy Biehl Charter High School district. Because there is just one school here, there are no local schools to compare it against; the most useful comparison is between this school and New Mexico state averages. The school reports 100% free/reduced lunch participation in 2024–2025 and a student-teacher ratio of 10.9, suggesting a small, relatively personalized setting.

Amy Biehl Charter High School is highly rated compared with schools across the state. It holds 4 stars in every reported year and ranks 17th of 132 schools (87th percentile) for 2025–2026, after 15th of 131 (89th percentile) in 2024–2025 and 39th of 172 (77th percentile) in 2023–2024. Its strongest results are in reading and science: in 2025–2026, 11th-grade language arts proficiency was 61.9% versus a state average of 36.78%, and science was 64.29% versus 34.02%. A year earlier those figures were even higher — 73.91% in ELA and 80.43% in science — so 2025–2026 remains far above the state but represents a decline from the prior year. Math is the least clear area: every math result is reported as under 20%, so the exact proficiency rate is not visible, and only for all-grades math (state average 25.54%) can we say the school sits below the state.

Graduation is the one reported measure where the school trails the state: 75.6% of students graduate versus 80.6% statewide, a gap of 5 percentage points. In short, this is a small, 4-star, high-ranking school with notably strong reading and science outcomes and a favorable student-teacher ratio, but with a graduation rate below the state average and math performance that the data do not fully show.