Summary:
ZIP code 87313 covers Crownpoint, New Mexico, where 8 schools serve about 1,278 students — six elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school — divided between three Gallup-McKinley City Schools campuses and five standalone community and tribal schools. Poverty indicators are uniformly high: every school with data has a free/reduced-lunch rate above 80%, and the median is roughly 91.6%. The community schools average about 94.6%, compared with about 83.0% for the district schools.
Crownpoint High is the academic standout. It rose from 1 star and the 21st percentile in 2023-24 to 3 stars and the 53rd percentile in 2025-26, the highest ranking in the ZIP. Its 11th-grade ELA results are essentially at the state average (36.84% proficient versus 37.07%), and 11th-grade science is above the state (38.6% versus 34.02%). Math is the weak spot, reported only as under 20%. Crownpoint Elementary, at the 42nd percentile with 2 stars, has a strong 5th-grade story: its 5th graders score above both district and state in ELA, math, and science, and it improved sharply year over year in all-grade ELA and math despite trailing the state overall in ELA.
Crownpoint Middle is more uneven, at the 35th percentile with 2 stars. Its 7th-grade math (32% proficient) beats both district and state, but 8th-grade ELA and science fall below both, and all-grade ELA dropped from 34.91% to 25.76%. The five community schools — T’iis Ts’ozi Bi’Olta’ Community School (278 students, the largest), Mariano Lake Community School, Tse’ii’ahi’ Community School, Dibe Yazhi Habitiin Olta’ Inc., and Lake Valley Navajo School (26 students, the smallest) — have no test scores or rankings reported here, so their performance cannot be compared.
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