Summary:
ZIP code 87313 in Crownpoint, New Mexico contains six elementary schools serving grade spans from PK–5 and K–4 up to K–8, with a total listed enrollment of 773 students and unusually high economic need across the area.
Crownpoint Elementary is the largest school at 281 students and the only one in this ZIP with published test scores and rank history. It belongs to Gallup-McKinley City Schools, which ranks 60 of 87 schools at the 31st percentile with 2 stars, and the school itself has earned 2 stars each year, with its percentile ranging from 35 to 42. Its 5th grade results are a clear bright spot, scoring above both district and state in language arts, mathematics, and science (40% on NM-ASR science versus 32.24% statewide). Fourth grade ELA is weaker, at 32.14% on NM-MSSA versus 50.89% at the state level. Some 6th grade and 4th grade mathematics results were suppressed by the state and are unknown. Crownpoint also has the lowest free/reduced lunch rate of the six schools at 84.7% — still very high.
The other five schools — T'iis Ts'ozi Bi'Olta' Community School (278 students), Mariano Lake Community School (68), Tse'ii'ahi' Community School (62), Dibe Yazhi Habitiin Olta' Inc. (58), and Lake Valley Navajo School (26) — have enrollment, free/reduced lunch, and student/teacher ratio data but no test scores or rankings, so they cannot be academically compared. Free/reduced lunch ranges from 84.7% to 98.92%, with an enrollment-weighted average of about 92.5%. Student/teacher ratios among the five reported schools range from 7.4 at Lake Valley Navajo to 20.6 at Tse'ii'ahi'. Two schools, Crownpoint and T'iis Ts'ozi, enroll about 72.3% of all students, while the remaining four are small community schools of 26 to 68 students; missing test data should not be read as low performance.
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