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Redistric)ng Commi0ee Mee)ng APS Student Enrollment Trends and Characteris)cs
October 12, 2011
Table of Contents § Enrollment Trends 3
§ Transfer Trends 11
§ Schools Feeds to Chart 15
§ Appendix 1:Total Popula>on of all APS Schools
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Enrollment Trends
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05-‐06 06-‐07 07-‐08 08-‐09 09-‐10 10-‐11 11-‐12 12-‐13 13-‐14 14-‐15 15-‐16
Rio Grande 8,755 9,184 9,305 9,313 8,857 8,778 8,817 8,852 8,860 8,969 8,549
Atrisco Heritage 3,948 4,016 4,238 4,778 6,074 6,946 7,495 7,489 7,507 7,624 7,714
District Total 88,927 89,886 89,398 89,294 89,814 90,586 91,472 91,176 91,026 92,493 93,117
86,000
87,000
88,000
89,000
90,000
91,000
92,000
93,000
94,000
-‐
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
9,000
10,000 Enrollm
ent
Enrollment Trend by Cluster for School Board District 1
Historic Projected
D-‐1: Rio Grande & Atrisco Heritage Cluster Enrollment Trends
§ Atrisco Heritage is the fastest Growing cluster
§ New School Construc>on § Helen Cordero Primary ES, Rudolfo Anaya ES, Edward Gonzales ES & Atrisco
Heritage Academy HS opened within the last 4 years
§ 90% rebuild of Navajo ES 4
D-‐2:Volcano Vista & West Mesa Cluster Enrollment Trends
§ Declining enrollment in West Mesa cluster whereas increasing enrollment in Volcano Vista cluster
§ Tierra An>gua ES, Tony Hillerman MS &Volcano Vista HS opened within the last 5 years
§ Total rebuild of SR Marmon ES
05-‐06 06-‐07 07-‐08 08-‐09 09-‐10 10-‐11 11-‐12 12-‐13 13-‐14 14-‐15 15-‐16
Volcano Vista 3,591 3,702 4,398 4,799 6,242 6,582 6,711 6,584 6,608 6,668 6,721
West Mesa 8,523 8,873 8,746 8,217 7,987 7,734 7,705 7,449 7,384 7,337 7,362
District Total 88,927 89,886 89,398 89,294 89,814 90,586 91,472 91,176 91,026 92,493 93,117
86,000
87,000
88,000
89,000
90,000
91,000
92,000
93,000
94,000
-‐
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
9,000
10,000 Enrollm
ent
Enrollment Trend by Cluster for School Board District 2
Projected
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D-‐3: Cibola Cluster & Valley Cluster Enrollment Trends
§ Flat/ Declining enrollment
§ Cibola cluster was fastest growing cluster, now almost built out
§ Recent school construc>on completed § Sunset View ES & James Monroe MS
05-‐06 06-‐07 07-‐08 08-‐09 09-‐10 10-‐11 11-‐12 12-‐13 13-‐14 14-‐15 15-‐16
Cibola 7,950 8,253 7,757 7,762 6,918 6,789 6,802 6,695 6,670 6,765 6,850
Valley 5,899 5,907 5,697 5,507 5,449 5,405 5,399 5,315 5,302 5,360 5,399
District Total 88,927 89,886 89,398 89,294 89,814 90,586 91,472 91,176 91,026 92,493 93,117
86,000
87,000
88,000
89,000
90,000
91,000
92,000
93,000
94,000
-‐
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
9,000 Enrollm
ent
Enrollment Trend by Cluster for School Board District 3
Projected
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D-‐4: Albuquerque Cluster & Highland Cluster Enrollment Trends
§ Flat/ Declining enrollment
§ Jefferson MS( 400+) and Albuquerque HS(600+) have high numbers of students transferring in
§ Recent remodel of Coronado ES
05-‐06 06-‐07 07-‐08 08-‐09 09-‐10 10-‐11 11-‐12 12-‐13 13-‐14 14-‐15 15-‐16
Albuquerque 7,356 7,534 7,552 7,346 7,441 7,500 7,529 7,376 7,342 7,365 7,426
Highland 8,607 8,624 8,341 8,331 8,395 8,497 8,556 8,596 8,217 8,815 8,964
District Total 88,927 89,886 89,398 89,294 89,814 90,586 91,472 91,176 91,026 92,493 93,117
86,000
87,000
88,000
89,000
90,000
91,000
92,000
93,000
94,000
-‐
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
9,000
10,000
Enrollm
ent
Enrollment Trend by Cluster for School Board District 4
Projected
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§ Aging Community
§ Sandia HS has greatest number of students transferring in
§ Grant MS( 400+) and Sandia HS(600+) have high numbers of students transferring in
05-‐06 06-‐07 07-‐08 08-‐09 09-‐10 10-‐11 11-‐12 12-‐13 13-‐14 14-‐15 15-‐16
Sandia 6,257 6,268 6,154 6,175 6,243 6,090 6,180 6,275 6,434 6,602 6,770
District Total 88,927 89,886 89,398 89,294 89,814 90,586 91,472 91,176 91,026 92,493 93,117
86,000
87,000
88,000
89,000
90,000
91,000
92,000
93,000
94,000
5,600
5,800
6,000
6,200
6,400
6,600
6,800
7,000
Enrollm
ent
Enrollment Trend by Cluster for School Board District 5
Projected
D-‐5: Sandia Cluster Enrollment Trends
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D-‐6: Eldorado Cluster & Manzano Cluster Enrollment Trends
§ Flat Enrollment
§ Includes the East Mountains
§ Manzano HS(300+) students transferring in
05-‐06 06-‐07 07-‐08 08-‐09 09-‐10 10-‐11 11-‐12 12-‐13 13-‐14 14-‐15 15-‐16
Eldorado 5,690 5,462 5,358 5,256 5,275 5,238 5,227 5,245 5,227 5,258 5,303
Manzano 7,005 6,887 6,836 6,524 6,548 6,364 6,319 6,288 6,258 6,277 6,348
District Total 88,927 89,886 89,398 89,294 89,814 90,586 91,472 91,176 91,026 92,493 93,117
86,000
87,000
88,000
89,000
90,000
91,000
92,000
93,000
94,000
-‐
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000 Enrollm
ent
Enrollment Trend by Cluster for School Board District 6
Projected
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D-‐7: Del Norte Cluster & La Cueva Cluster Enrollment Trends
§ Flat Enrollment
§ Mostly high end housing , so growth not as rapid as the West Side
§ La Cueva HS(200+) students transferring in
§ Total Rebuild of Del Norte HS will be complete in 2012
05-‐06 06-‐07 07-‐08 08-‐09 09-‐10 10-‐11 11-‐12 12-‐13 13-‐14 14-‐15 15-‐16
Del Norte 6,371 6,005 5,699 5,477 5,587 5,713 5,829 5,929 5,996 6,075 6,164
La Cueva 6,494 6,478 6,414 6,386 6,435 6,418 6,381 6,560 6,699 6,856 7,022
District Total 88,927 89,886 89,398 89,294 89,814 90,586 91,472 91,176 91,026 92,493 93,117
86,000
87,000
88,000
89,000
90,000
91,000
92,000
93,000
94,000
-‐
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
Enrollm
ent
Enrollment Trend by Cluster for School Board District 7
Projected
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Transfer Trends
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ü APS has Board of Educa>on approved school a`endance areas.
ü Every student within the a`endance area can a`end their designated school and will be provided transporta>on depending on the distance from the school.
ü Any student in APS can transfer to any school in the district based on a board approved school transfer criteria. Ø As long as there is capacity in the transfer schools Ø As long as student will provide their own transporta>on to the school
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Transfer Trends
The schools with the highest transfer in rates § Albuquerque HS (41%) § Grant MS (43%) § Lew Wallace ES (65%)
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APS Schools with Highest Transfers In
LEVEL TRANSFERS-‐IN2010/11 ENROLLMENT
% OF ENROLLED STUDENTS THAT TRANSFERRED IN
HIGH SCHOOLS ALBUQUERQUE 1676 41% RIO GRANDE 213 12.7% WEST MESA 113 6.7% HIGHLAND 114 6.8%SANDIA 1994 35% DELNORTE 187 9.4% HIGHLAND 130 6.5% MANZANO 75 3.8%VALLEY 1535 30% WEST MESA 163 10.6% RIO GRANDE 90 5.9% AHA 55 3.6%
MIDDLE SCHOOLS GRANT 728 43% VAN BUREN 86 11.8% HAYES 72 9.9% KENNEDY 42 5.8%JEFFERSON 864 41% WILSON 46 5.3% JIMMY CARTER 35 4.1% TRUMAN 34 3.9%ADAMS 766 39% TRUMAN 89 11.6% JIMMY CARTER 70 9.1% ERNIE PYLE 66 8.6%
ELEM SCHOOLS LEW WALLACE 291 65% D GONZALES 19 6.5% LAVALAND 11 3.8% MA BINFORD 11 3.8%D GONZALES 467 58% LEW WALLACE 24 5.1% D GONZALES 16 3.4% MA BINFORD 16 3.4%INEZ 451 57% MARK TWAIN 26 5.8% ZUNI 21 4.7% SOMBRE DEL MONTE 18 4.0%
SCHOOL MOST TRANSFERRED FROMSCHOOL 2ND MOST TRANSFERRED
FROM SCHOOL 3RD MOST TRANSFERRED FROM
The schools with the highest transfer out rates § Rio Grande HS (38%) § Van Buren MS (47%) § Mark Twain ES (45%)
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APS Schools with Highest Transfer Out
LEVEL TRANSFERS OUT
TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS THAT LIVE WITHIN ATTENDANCE AREA
% OF STUDENTS TRANSFERRED OUT ATTENDANCE AREA
SCHOOL TRANSFERRED TO MOST
NUM OF STUS THAT TRANSFER OUT % 2ND MOST
NUM OF STUS THAT TRANSFER OUT % 3RD MOST
NUM OF STUS THAT TRANSFER OUT %
HIGH SCHOOLS Rio Grande 2245 38% Albuquerque 213 9% West Mesa 122 5% Atrisco Heritage 119 5%West Mesa 1977 35% Valley 163 8% Albuquerque 113 6% Atrisco Heritage 66 3%Del Norte 1411 34% Sandia 187 13% La Cueva 40 3% Albuquerque 37 3%
MIDDLE SCHOOLS VAN BUREN 929 47% Grant 86 9% Jackson 77 8% Wilson 40 4%HAYES 607 41% Grant 72 12% Van Buren 40 7% Kennedy 22 4%GARFIELD 414 35% Taft 61 15% Jefferson 15 4% Taylor 11 3%
ELEM SCHOOLS MARK TWAIN 379 45% La Mesa 30 8% Inez 26 7% Montezuma 8 2%WHITTIER 521 40% Bandalier 38 7% Kirtland 27 5% Zia 18 3%LEW WALLACE 169 39% D. Gonzales/ Helen Cordero 24 14% Bandalier 10 6% Montezuma 5 3%
Schools Feeds to Chart
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§ A cluster is comprised of the HS and all the MS and ES that feed into it § Not all schools are pure feeders
§ Example 1: 22% of Petroglyph ES feeds to LBJ MS & 78% feeds to James Monroe MS
§ Example 2: 59% of Taylor MS feeds to Cibola HS & 41% feeds to Valley HS
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APS Feeds to Chart
Chamiza 100%
Chaparral 33%
Marie Hughes 100%
Petroglyph 22%
Ventana Ranch 100%
Sunset View 47%
Tierra Antigua 100%
LBJ MS 3%
Petroglyph 22%
Petroglyph 78%
Seven Bar 48%
Sierra Vista 100%
Sunset View 53%
Alameda 100%
Corrales 100%
Los Ranchos
50%Seven Bar
52%
Tierra Antigua 100%
Sunset View 47%
Cochiti 89%Duranes
100%La Luz 84%
MacArthur 17%
Griegos 100%
Alvarado 100%
La Luz 16%
Los Ranchos
50%MacArthur
83%Mission Ave.
65%Alameda
100%Corrales
100%
Los Ranchos
50%Seven Bar
52%
Valley High SchoolGarfield MS 100% Taft MS 92% Taylor MS 41%
Cibola High School
James Monroe MS 100% Taylor MS 59% Tony Hillerman MS 13%
Volcano Vista High SchoolL.B.J. MS 97% Tony Hillerman MS 87%
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APS 2010/11 School Year Feeds to Chart
Cochiti 11%Eugene
Field 21%Longfellow
100%Monte Vista
100%Montezuma
56% Zia 100%
Dolores Gonzales
100%East San
Jose 100%Eugene
Field 79%
Lew Wallace 100%
Reginald Chavez 100%
Coronado 100%
Bandelier 100%
Emerson 12%
Kirtland 100%
Lowell 100%
Wherry 2%
Whittier 91%
Rudolfo Anaya 100%
Barcelona 100%
Adobe Acres 100%
Navajo 100%
Carlos Rey 22%
Edward Gonzales
76%Painted
Sky 100%
Helen Cordero
74%
Edward Gonzales
26%
Mary Ann Binford 100%
Carlos Rey 78%
Alamosa 100%
LBJ 3%
Petroglyph 22%
Petroglyph 78%
Seven Bar 48%
Sierra Vista 100%
Sunset View 53%
Alameda 100%
Corrales 100%
Los Ranchos
50%Seven Bar
52%
Tierra Antigua 100%
Sunset View 47%
Grant 12%
Arroyo del Oso 100%
Comanche 100%
Gov. Bent 100% Zuni 28%
Bel Air 100%
EG Ross 41%
Hodgin 100%
Mission Ave. 35%
Montezuma 44% Zuni 29%
Griegos 100%
La Luz 16%
Los Ranchos
50%MacArthur
83%Mission
Ave. 65% Zuni 33%
G. O'Keeffe 100%
Hubert Humphrey
100%Mitchell
22%SY Jackson
100%John Baker
100%Matheson
Park 100%Mitchell
78%Acoma 100%
Chelwood 94%
Collet Park 48%
Onate 100%
Hawthorne 100%
La Mesa 100%
Mark Twain 100% Cochiti 11%
Eugene Field 21%
Longfellow 100%
Monte Vista 100%
Montezuma 56% Zia 100%
Emerson 88%
Eubank 47%
Manzano Mesa 100%
Sandia Base 100%
Wherry 98%
Whittier 9%
Bandelier 100%
Emerson 12%
Kirtland 100%
Lowell 100%
Wherry 2%
Whittier 91%
Atrisco Heritage Academy
Harrison 31% Jimmy Carter 41% Truman 55%
Taft 8%
Highland High School
Hayes 100% Jefferson 18% Wilson 42%Van Buren 100%
McKinley 100%Cleveland 60%
Eisenhower 69% Hoover 100% Jackson 20%
James Monroe 100% Taylor 59% Tony Hillerman 13%
Cibola High School
Jefferson 82% Wilson 58%Washington 100%
Del Norte High School
Eldorado High School
Albuquerque High School
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APS 2010/11 School Year Feeds to Chart
Dennis Chavez 43%
Double Eagle 100%
EG Ross 59%
North Star 100%
G. O'Keeffe 100%
Hubert Humphrey
100%Mitchell
22%North Star
100%
SY Jackson
100%
Dennis Chavez
57%Osuna 100%
Sombra del Monte
100% Zuni 11%
Apache 23%Bellehaven
100%Collet Park
52%Eubank
53% Inez 100% Zuni 33%Acoma 100%
Chelwood 94%
Collet Park 48%
Onate 100%
Apache 77%
Chelwood 6%
McCollum 100%
Tomasita 100%
A. Montoya
100%
San Antonito
100%
Rudolfo Anaya 100%
Barcelona 100%
Adobe Acres 100%
Navajo 100%
Los Padillas 100%
Mountain View 100%
Pajarito 100%
Armijo 100%
Atrisco 100%
Kit Carson 100%
Valle Vista 100%
Edward Gonzales
26%
Mary Ann Binford 100%
Carlos Rey 78%
Alamosa 100%
Arroyo del Oso 100%
Comanche 100%
Gov. Bent 100% Zuni 28%
Bellehaven 100%
Collet Park 52%
Eubank 53% Inez 100% Zuni 33%
Dennis Chavez
57%Osuna 100%
Sombra del Monte
100% Zuni 11%
Cochiti 89%Duranes
100% La Luz 84%MacArthur
17%Griegos 100%
Alvarado 100% La Luz 16%
Los Ranchos
50%MacArthur
83%Mission
Ave. 65%Alameda
100%Corrales
100%
Los Ranchos
50%Seven Bar
52%
Chamiza 100%
Chaparral 33%
Marie Hughes 100%
Petroglyph 22%
Ventana Ranch 100%
Sunset View 47%
Tierra Antigua 100%
Chaparral 67%
Lavaland 100%
Susie Rayos
Marmon 23%
Painted Sky 100%
Carlos Rey 22%
SR Marmon 77%
Edward Gonzales
74%
Edward Gonzales
26%
Mary Ann Binford 100%
Carlos Rey 78%
Alamosa 100%
Truman 20%Jimmy Carter 59%West Mesa High School
Tony Hillerman 87%
Adams 100%
Taylor 41%
L.B.J. 97%
Garfield 100% Taft 92%
Desert Ridge 100% Eisenhower 31% Madison 26%
Sandia High School
Manzano High School
Valley High School
Rio Grande High School
Jackson 80%
Volcano Vista High School
Truman 25%
Grant 25%
Harrison 69% Ernie Pyle 100%Polk 100%
Grant 64% Madison 74%Cleveland 40%
Kennedy 100% Roosevelt 100%
La Cueva High School
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Appendix 1: APS Student Enrollment by School 2010/11 Loc. School Level Cluster 2010-1135 Preschool Alternative Alternative 41345 Home/Hosp Inst Alternative Alternative 1448 Juvenile Detention Center Alternative Alternative 8858 Child Find Alternative Alternative 326
188 Homebound Alternative Alternative 108192 Special Ed Trans TM Alternative Alternative 260203 D. Chavez Elementary La Cueva 710204 Acoma Elementary Manzano 214206 Adobe Acres Elementary Rio Grande 553207 Alameda Elementary Valley 266210 Alamosa Elementary West Mesa 702213 Alvarado Elementary Valley 441214 Apache Elementary Manzano 419215 Armijo Elementary Rio Grande 510216 Atrisco Elementary Rio Grande 386217 John Baker Elementary Eldorado 485219 E.G. Ross Elementary Del Norte 555221 H. Humphrey Elementary La Cueva 470222 Bandelier Elementary Highland 547225 Barcelona Elementary Rio Grande 571227 Oñate Elementary Eldorado 264228 Bel-Air Elementary Del Norte 365229 Bellehaven Elementary Sandia 356230 Governer Bent Elementary Del Norte 555231 Kit Carson Elementary Rio Grande 570234 Chaparral Elementary West Mesa 906236 Chelwood Elementary Manzano 542237 Cochiti Elementary Valley 303240 Collet Park Elementary Manzano 395241 Comanche Elementary Sandia 422243 Coronado Elementary Albuquerque 211244 D. Gonzales Elementary Albuquerque 467249 Duranes Elementary Valley 300250 *M.A.Binford Elementary Atrisco Heritage 919252 E. San Jose Elementary Albuquerque 637255 Emerson Elementary Highland 467258 Eubank Elementary Sandia 528260 Manzano Mesa Elementary Highland 699261 Eugene Field Elementary Albuquerque 396262 Edward Gonzales Elementary Atrisco Heritage 641264 Ventana Ranch Elementary Volcano Vista 753265 Seven Bar Elementary Cibola 900267 Griegos Elementary Valley 366268 North Star Elementary La Cueva 707
Loc. School Level Cluster 2010-11270 Hawthorne Elementary Highland 561273 Hodgin Elementary Del Norte 602275 Painted Sky Elementary West Mesa 1053276 Inez Elementary Sandia 451279 Kirtland Elementary Highland 368280 S.R. Marmon Elementary West Mesa 733282 La Luz Elementary Valley 273285 La Mesa Elementary Highland 768288 Lavaland Elementary West Mesa 670291 Longfellow Elementary Albuquerque 294295 Chamiza Elementary Volcano Vista 606297 Los Padillas Elementary Rio Grande 284300 Lowell Elementary Albuquerque 418303 MacArthur Elementary Valley 233305 Matheson Park Elementary Eldorado 338307 McCollum Elementary Manzano 334309 Mission Avenue Elementary Valley 440310 Mitchell Elementary Eldorado 445312 Monte Vista Elementary Albuquerque 481315 Montezuma Elementary Albuquerque 504317 Petroglyph Elementary Cibola 734321 A. Montoya Elementary Manzano 341324 Mountain View Elementary Rio Grande 410327 Navajo Elementary Rio Grande 672328 G. O'Keeffe Elementary Eldorado 590329 Arroyo Del Oso Elementary Del Norte 470330 R. Chavez Elementary Albuquerque 368332 Osuna Elementary Sandia 421333 Pajarito Elementary Rio Grande 653336 Los Ranchos Elementary Valley 364339 Carlos Rey Elementary Atrisco Heritage 868345 San Antonito Elementary Manzano 312348 Sandia Base Elementary Highland 488350 Double Eagle Elementary La Cueva 516351 Corrales Elementary Cibola 466356 Sierra Vista Elementary Cibola 738357 Sombra Del Monte Elementary Sandia 392360 S.Y. Jackson Elementary Eldorado 539363 Tomasita Elementary Manzano 381364 Mark Twain Elementary Highland 382365 Marie Hughes Elementary Volcano Vista 677370 Valle Vista Elementary Rio Grande 614373 Lew Wallace Elementary Albuquerque 291376 Wherry Elementary Highland 536
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Appendix 1 Cont. : APS Student Enrollment by School 2010/11 Loc. School Level Cluster 2010-11379 Whittier Elementary Highland 489385 Zia Elementary Albuquerque 403388 Zuni Elementary Del Norte 443389 Tierra Antigua Elementary Volcano Vista 568392 Rudolfo Anaya Elementary Atrisco Heritage 695393 Sunset View Elementary Cibola 496395 Helen Cordero Elementary Atrisco Heritage 801405 John Adams Middle West Mesa 768407 Cleveland Middle Del Norte 714410 Garfield Middle Valley 357413 Grant Middle Sandia 728415 Harrison Middle Rio Grande 849416 Hayes Middle Highland 449418 Hoover Middle Eldorado 645420 Jackson Middle Manzano 618425 Jefferson Middle Albuquerque 864427 Kennedy Middle Manzano 494430 Desert Ridge Middle La Cueva 1021435 Madison Middle Sandia 790440 McKinley Middle Del Norte 627445 Jimmy Carter Middle West Mesa 1162448 Polk Middle Rio Grande 456450 Ernie Pyle Middle Rio Grande 655452 Roosevelt Middle Manzano 390455 Taft Middle Valley 523457 Taylor Middle Cibola 597460 Van Buren Middle Highland 590465 Washington Middle Albuquerque 490470 Wilson Middle Highland 496475 Truman Middle Atrisco Heritage 1296480 Eisenhower Middle La Cueva 915485 L.B. Johnson Middle Volcano Vista 992490 James Monroe Middle Cibola 1001492 Tony Hillerman Middle Volcano Vista 893511 Evening Alternative Alternative 85512 Crossroads Alternative Alternative 10514 Del Norte High Del Norte 1226515 Eldorado High Eldorado 1932516 Nex+Gen High Del Norte 156520 Highland High Highland 1657525 La Cueva High La Cueva 2079530 Manzano High Manzano 1924540 Rio Grande High Rio Grande 1595549 New Futures Alternative Alternative 241
Loc. School Level Cluster 2010-11550 Sandia High Sandia 2002560 Valley High Valley 1539570 West Mesa High West Mesa 1740575 Volcano Vista High Volcano Vista 2093576 Atrisco Heritage High Atrisco Heritage 1726580 Cibola High Cibola 1857590 Albuquerque High Albuquerque 1676592 Career Enrichment Alternative Alternative 0593 Early College Academy Alternative Alternative 150594 Sierra Alternative Alternative Alternative 43596 Freedom Alternative Alternative 141597 School on Wheels Alternative Alternative 154840 Vision Quest Alternative Alternative 27847 Continuation Alternative Alternative 19848 IAES Program Alternative Alternative 19900 Family School Alternative Alternative 234901 Homeschool+CEC enrolled Alternative Alternative 15910 Private School Alternative Alternative 117973 NM School for Deaf Alternative Alternative 11983 NM School for Visiually Handicapped Alternative Alternative 57
APS 2010/11School Year Total Enrollment : 90,586
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