Summary
Albuquerque Collegiate Charter School is a small public charter elementary school in Albuquerque, New Mexico, serving 221 students in grades K–6, though 2025–26 test records also include a 7th grade — possibly an expansion or a data-alignment issue worth verifying with the school. It forms its own district, also named Albuquerque Collegiate Charter School, which ranks 23rd of 87 districts statewide. After a 2-star / 47th-percentile year in 2021–22, Albuquerque Collegiate Charter School has earned 4 stars every year since, ranking 81st of 346 elementary schools in 2025–26 — a durable turnaround.
Proficiency sits well above state averages. In 2025–26, 60.61% of students met standards in English Language Arts versus 43.34% statewide, and 36.36% did so in math versus 25.54%; 5th grade science was 44.68% versus 32.24%. Upper grades are especially strong, with 6th grade ELA at 65.71% and 7th grade ELA at 72%, each about 25 points above the state. Math is solid but less dominant, with narrower margins in grades 3 and 5; 4th grade math was suppressed by the state, so it is unknown. Subgroup results are a major differentiator: in 2023–24 the school's English Language Learner students ranked 6th of 223 schools (97th percentile, 5 stars), and low-income students have recently ranked around the 77th–78th percentile. About 71% of students qualified for free or reduced lunch in 2024–25, lower than the 98–100% reported by nearby schools, and the student–teacher ratio is a moderate 11.2.
Among 11 nearby schools, this school ranks 2nd in both ELA and math, behind only Mission Achievement And Success 2.0 (67.55% ELA, 39.86% math), which is far larger at 1,040 students with a higher student–teacher ratio. Coronado Dual Language Magnet trails slightly (56.89% ELA, 34.13% math), while the surrounding Albuquerque Public Schools neighborhood schools — Armijo Elementary, Atrisco Elementary, Valle Vista Elementary, Kit Carson Elementary, Alamosa Elementary and Dolores Gonzales Elementary — are mostly far below state averages. For families wanting a smaller, high-performing option, it stands out.
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