Summary:
Schools in the Mission Achievement And Success district in New Mexico consist of two campuses: Mission Achievement And Success 1.0, an alternative school serving grades PK–12 with 1,193 students, and Mission Achievement And Success 2.0, an elementary school serving grades PK–8 with 1,040 students. Together they enroll 2,233 students, and the district ranks 18th of 87 in New Mexico — the 79th percentile with 4 stars. Almost every student is economically disadvantaged, with free/reduced lunch rates of 99.58% and 99.62%, and student/teacher ratios are nearly identical at 15.4 and 15.7.
Both campuses score far above New Mexico averages. In all-grades English language arts, MAS 1.0 reaches 63.60% and MAS 2.0 67.43%, versus 44.66% statewide; in science they reach 55.96% and 60.25% against 33.62% statewide; in math 41.03% and 40.00% against 27.85%. MAS 2.0 leads in ELA and science, especially in middle grades, where 6th grade ELA is 77%, 7th grade 72%, 8th grade 81.94%, and 8th grade science 72.60%. Its ranking rebounded to 68 of 346 (80th percentile, 4 stars) in 2025–2026 from 149 of 345 (57th percentile, 3 stars) the year before. MAS 1.0 counters with a graduation rate of 88.5%, 7.9 points above the state's 80.6%, plus strong early-grade and high school results such as 3rd grade math at 55.56% versus 26.24% statewide.
Math is the shared weak spot: all-grades proficiency sits near 40% at both schools, and a few grades fall just below state averages, including 3rd grade math at MAS 2.0 (21.28% vs 26.24%) and 5th grade math (33.71% vs 33.85%). Gains are broad, though: MAS 2.0 rose +13.26 points in ELA, +6.50 in math and +16.15 in science, while MAS 1.0 rose +12.17, +4.57 and +9.44 points. With similar class sizes and poverty levels, the campuses appear to have complementary strengths — early grades and high school at MAS 1.0, upper elementary and middle school at MAS 2.0.
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