Summary:
The Northpoint Charter School is the only school in this data set — a high school serving grades 9–12 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, with 144 students. It is served by the Northpoint Charter School district, which contains just this one school, so district-level figures for tests and graduation are identical to the school's and offer no separate benchmark. Parents should also know that the state suppressed the school's 10th-grade English and math results to protect student privacy, so those scores are unknown — not zero.
Northpoint's clearest strength is math. On the SAT School Day math exam, 24.14% of all grades and 25% of 11th graders met the standard, compared with about 12.5% statewide — roughly double the state rate. SAT English results were also above state (41.38% vs 37.09% across all grades; 39.29% vs 37.07% in 11th grade), and 11th-grade NM Combined English came in above state too. Science was a standout in 2024–2025, when 11th graders scored 65.91% against a state rate of 41.69%. The school's best recent ranking was 2024–2025, at 30 of 131 schools, 77th percentile, 4 stars.
There are areas to watch. The 2024–2025 graduation rate was 73.4%, below the state's 80.6%. Current-year 11th-grade science fell to 28.57%, under the state's 34.02%–34.27% range. On NM Combined exams for all grades, English (41.38% vs 43.34%) and math (24.14% vs 25.54%) were slightly below state, and the current rank slipped to 59 of 132, 55th percentile, 3 stars. With only 144 students, year-to-year swings can be driven by a handful of students. About 35% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, and the student-teacher ratio is 16:1.
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