Summary:
Cobre Consolidated Schools serves roughly 939 students across six schools — four elementary, one middle, and one high school — in a small New Mexico district where every school reports 100% free or reduced-price lunch. The district ranks 51st of 87 statewide with 2 stars, but that average hides wide variation: its schools span from the 9th to the 95th percentile and from 0 to 5 stars.
Hurley Elementary is the standout, ranking 18th of 346 schools (95th percentile, 5 stars) with 88.37% ELA, 37.21% math, and 75% fifth-grade science — far above district and state. San Lorenzo Elementary is also strong at 77.42% ELA and 32.26% math. At the other end, Snell Middle has fallen to the 9th percentile and 0 stars, with 27.81% ELA, 12.77% math, and 14.55% eighth-grade science, plus the district's highest student-to-teacher ratio (17.3). Cobre High graduates 87.2% of students versus the state's 80.6%, yet its 11th-grade ELA (33.33%) and science (26.67%) trail the state, and all-grade math is under 20%.
Elementary ELA is a genuine district strength — all four elementaries beat district and state averages — while math is far more uneven. Bayard Elementary posts 50.75% ELA but only 13.43% math, while Central Elementary is above state in both (45.83% ELA, 27.08% math). Science holds up in fifth grade (Hurley 75%, San Lorenzo 60%, Bayard 38.89%) but drops sharply in middle and high school. Note too that many figures are suppressed for privacy, so some results remain unknown.
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