Summary:
This area contains a single school: Albuquerque Collegiate Charter School, an elementary charter school in Albuquerque, New Mexico that also serves as its own district, Albuquerque Collegiate Charter School. The area summary reports 1 elementary school, 0 middle, 0 high, and 0 alternative schools, so there are no local peers to compare against. Enrollment is 221 students, the listed grade span is K–6, the student/teacher ratio is 11.2, and 71.49% of students qualified for free or reduced lunch in 2024–2025.
The school is consistently top-quartile. It earned 4 stars in each of the last three years, ranking 81st of 346 schools (77th percentile) in 2025–2026 and 23rd of 87 districts (74th percentile). Its clearest strength is literacy: 2025–2026 all-grades ELA proficiency was 60.49% on NM-MSSA versus 44.66% statewide, and 60.61% on NM Combined ELA versus 43.34% statewide. Grade-level ELA is above state everywhere, led by 7th grade at 72% vs. 46.99% and 6th grade at 65.71% vs. 39.14%. Math is also above state but by less: 35.8% vs. 27.85% on NM-MSSA and 36.36% vs. 25.54% on NM Combined. Math varies by grade — 6th grade stood out at 54.29% vs. 32.13%, while 3rd grade was 29.63% vs. 26.3% and 5th grade was essentially tied at 34.04% vs. 33.97%. Fifth-grade science jumped from 25% in 2024–2025 (below the state's 29.3%) to 44.68% versus 32.24% statewide.
Two cautions for families: with only 221 students, grade-level rates rest on small groups, so year-to-year swings — especially in science — are less reliable as trends. Also, 4th-grade math is suppressed by the state, so that figure is unknown. ELA slipped about 4.2 points year over year while remaining roughly 15.8 points above state, and math improved slightly. Finally, the school is listed as K–6 but reports 7th-grade ELA and math results, which may signal a grade-span change or a reporting difference worth confirming.
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