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>>toomuc+(OP)
I'm very unfamiliar with New Mexico (having only been a tourist in Albuquerque and Santa Fe for a few days), but according to U.S. News it ranks 50 out of 50 for education: https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings/education. Given some level of geographic mobility it doesn't seem like a place I would want to raise a child.

Am I mistaken? Thoughts?

>>kccqzy+N6
You have to look at variability. The cities are doing ok, but it is out in the rural areas, and the reservations specifically, where there are going to be extreme negative outcomes. There are areas on some of the reservations that are yet to be electrified as an illustration of just what kind of challenges NM is up against.

>>dghlsa+19
Los Alamos is doing well. That’s about it.

>>lp251+Ad
Los Alamos has a single high school in their district, and it isn’t even close to the top ranked school in the state.

As I said, the variability is the key metric.