Summary:
Elementary schools in Socorro Consolidated Schools — a New Mexico district ranked 43rd of 87 at the 51st percentile with 3 stars — serve roughly 719 students across four schools: Parkview Elementary (382 students, PK–5), Cottonwood Valley Charter (170, K–8), Midway Elementary (104, K–5) and San Antonio Elementary (63, PK–5). Free/reduced lunch rates are high everywhere (100% at Cottonwood and Midway, 98.95% at Parkview, 84.13% at San Antonio), and student-teacher ratios range from 11.1 to 18.9.
Cottonwood Valley Charter is the clear academic standout, earning 4 stars in each of the last three listed years and ranking 66th of 346 (81st percentile) in 2025–2026. Its All Grades results beat district and mostly state in ELA (61.32%), Math (37.74%) and Science, with 7th grade ELA at least 80% and 8th grade Science at 38.89%. Midway is the other strong performer: 4 stars, 72nd of 346, 79th percentile, with ELA 53.70% and Math 31.48% above district and state, plus a 5th grade science score of 52.94% far above both.
Parkview, the largest school, is rated 2 stars (211 of 346, 39th percentile), with Math a relative strength (29.76%) but ELA below state (42.60%); its 4th grade ELA is a bright spot, while 5th grade Science (24.53%) trails district and state. San Antonio’s 2025–2026 data is heavily suppressed — Math, Science and most grade-level results are unavailable — and its reported ELA of 40.74% is near district but below state; its rank history swings from 1 star to 4 stars. Notably, both top performers report 100% free/reduced lunch, so poverty alone does not appear to explain the differences in this small group.
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