Summary:
ZIP code 87413 contains eight schools — four elementary, two middle, and two high schools — serving roughly 2,408 students, and it is dominated by a single district. Six of the eight schools belong to Bloomfield Schools, which enrolls about 2,249 students, or 93.4% of the area's total. The other two are small community schools: Dzilth-Na-O-Dith-Hle Community School with 143 students and Hanaa'dli Community School with 16. Enrollment is concentrated at Bloomfield High, the largest school with 764 students, about 31.7% of the ZIP total.
Academically, Mesa Alta Junior High is the clearest bright spot: its all-grades language arts proficiency (44.51%) beat both the district (40.47%) and the state (43.34%), and its 7th grade ELA and 8th grade science also topped state levels. Math, at 21.00%, stayed below the state's 25.54% but above the district's 19.31%. Naaba Ani Elementary holds the highest rank percentile in the ZIP — 62nd percentile and 3 stars in 2023-2024 — and its 4th grade ELA was near the state level. Bloomfield Early Childhood Center reported the highest single language arts figure at 50.74%, though it serves PK–K, so comparisons are limited. Bloomfield High has the strongest graduation rate at 87.7%, above the district's 87.0% and the state's 80.6%.
Mathematics is the ZIP's most consistent challenge: no school with reported 2025-2026 math scores met the state rate, and Bloomfield High was notably low at 6.41% in NM Combined math. Graduation results look stronger than test proficiency at the high school level, where Charlie Y. Brown Alt graduated 81.1% (above the state) but has its test scores suppressed. Poverty is extremely high: six schools report 100% free/reduced lunch, Dzilth is at 97.9%, and Hanaa'dli is at 81.25%. Student-teacher ratios range from 8 at Hanaa'dli to 17.2 at Charlie Y. Brown Alt. Several schools have missing or suppressed data — including no test or rank results for Dzilth and Hanaa'dli — which should be treated as unknown, not as zero.
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