2021-2022 status REPORT



The State of New Mexico Black Education Status Report 2021-22
Drafted Fall 2022
Published Summer 2023
Michelle Lujan Grisham Governor of New Mexico
Dr. Arsenio Romero Secretary of Education
Dr. Candice Castillo Deputy Secretary Identity, Equity, and Transformation
Kimberly York Black Education Act Liaison
Required Notice
The contents of this document were developed under a grant from the U.S. Department of Education (ED). However, the contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the ED and should not be regarded as an endorsement by the Federal Government.
Copyright Notice
This report is copyright-free, so no permission is needed to cite or reproduce it for non-profit purposes. If material from the report is included in another non-profit publication, cite as follows: New Mexico Public Education Department (2021). 2020-2021 Black Education Status Report. NM, Santa Fe: PED
Notes:
This document is available on the New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) website. See https://webnew.ped.state.nm.us/
Johnna Rocker-Clinton (Chair)
Dr. Stephanie Mack (Vice Chair)
Sandra Aaron (Secretary)
Hakim Bellamy
Romulous Charles
Leroy Copeland
Tiffany Feldman
Vickie Horne
Dr. Nancy Lopez
Dr. Monique Matute-Chavarria
Arlen Nelson
Dr. Robert Sims
Brandi Stone
Dr. Patricia Trujillo
Mercedes Turner
Joseph Ulibarri
Dr. Cynthia Wise
This report fulfills the following statutory requirement:
22-2C-11. Statewide status report.
A. The department, in collaboration with the higher education department, shall submit an annual preschool through post-secondary statewide Hispanic education status report no later than November 15 to the governor and the legislature through the legislative education study committee. A copy shall be provided to the legislative library in the legislative council service.
B. The status report for public schools highlight Black student data and include:
(1) Ethnicity by grade by school;
(2) the number and type of bilingual and multicultural programs in each school district and charter school;
(3) student achievement by ethnicity at all grades measured by a statewide test or other measure of proficiency approved by the department;
(4) attendance and truancy for all grades by ethnicity;
(5) diploma seals and distinctions earned by ethnicity; and
(6) licensed school employees by ethnicity by school.
C. The status report shall include the following information by post-secondary educational institution, which may be compiled from data otherwise required to be submitted to the higher education department, and which is disaggregated by ethnicity and highlights Black student or faculty data:
(1) enrollment by institution and by main or branch campus, if applicable;
(2) student retention by class;
(3) student completion rates;
(4) degrees or certificates earned by ethnicity;
(5) faculty hired in tenure-track positions by ethnicity;
(6) adjunct faculty hired by ethnicity;
(7) number of tenured faculty by ethnicity;
(8) faculty or administration leadership positions by ethnicity.
You may access the Black Education Act with the following link: Chapter 22 - Public SchoolsNMOneSource.com
The data representations in this report compare Black students by race within their own category and compared with other subgroups. A subgroup generally refers to any group of students who share similar characteristics, such as gender identification, racial or ethnic identification, socioeconomic status, physical or learning disabilities, language abilities, or school-assigned classifications. The subgroups to which Hispanic students are compared in this report include Hispanic students, American Indian students, Asian students, Caucasian students, economically disadvantaged students, students with disabilities, and students designated as English learners (ELs) or English language learners (ELLs). The term Caucasian is used in the high school graduation cohort data in alignment with federal standards for the classification of data on race and ethnicity.
Every Students Succeeds Act (ESSA) requires states to annually measure the achievement of not less than 95 percent of all students in each subgroup of students, who are enrolled in public schools. ESSA requires the assessment of all students, including students with disabilities and English learners, in:
• Reading and/or language arts in grades 3-8 and once in high school;
• Mathematics in grades 3-8 and once in high school; and
• Science once in grades 3-5, once in grades 6-9, and once in grades 10-12
For the 2021-22 school year, students were assessed using the following and the data in this report is considered baseline data and therefore, is not compared to previous years:
1. NEW MEXICO ASSESSMENT OF SCIENCE READINESS (NM ASR) | GRADES 5, 8, 11 | SUMMATIVE
2. NEW MEXICO MEASURES OF STUDENT SUCCESS & ACHIEVEMENT (NM MSSA) | GRADES 3-8 | SUMMATIVE
3. DYNAMIC LEARNING MAPS (DLM) | GRADES 3-8, 11 ELA/MATH | GRADES 5, 8, 11 SCIENCE | FORMATIVE/INTERIM/SUMMATIVE
For the 2020-21 school year (SY), New Mexico received an accountability waiver from the US Department of Education. This waiver exempts New Mexico from reporting many pieces of accountability data, including achievement data, due to the challenges presented by the pandemic. Given the low participation on the Measures of Student Success and Achievement (MSSA), the PED did not produce school or district reports unless certain participation thresholds are met. This includes the assessments for science readiness (ASR) since no reports will be available to districts.
For the 2019-20 school year, due to the unprecedented circumstances brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and the closure of schools, the US Department of Education granted the PED a waiver to bypass assessment and accountability requirements under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA), as amended by Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Thus, the student achievement data within this report was not collected in school year 2019–2020. Student achievement data from 2018–2019 has been repeated.
At the time of this report, the New Mexico Higher Education Department did not collect data for the following:
(1) faculty hired in tenure-track positions by ethnicity;
(2) adjunct faculty hired by ethnicity;
(3) number of tenured faculty by ethnicity;
(4) faculty or administration leadership positions by ethnicity.
The Black Education Act Bureau is working collaboratively with the department to secure data for the year 20222023 and beyond.
New Mexico achievement data may be accessed here: https://webnew.ped.state.nm.us/bureaus/accountability/achievement-data/
ALAMOGORDO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
ANIMAS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
ARTESIA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
AZTEC STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
BELEN STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
BERNALILLO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
BLOOMFIELD STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CAPITAN STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CARLSBAD STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CARRIZOZO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CENTRAL STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CHAMA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CIMARRON STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CLAYTON STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CLOUDCROFT STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CLOVIS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
COBRE STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
CORONA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Accountability Division, PED
CUBA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
DEMING STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
DEMING STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
DEXTER STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
DORA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
DULCE STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
ELIDA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
ESPANOLA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
ESTANCIA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
EUNICE STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
FARMINGTON STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
FLOYD STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
FORT SUMNER STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
GADSDEN STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
GALLUP STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
GRADY STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
GRANTS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
HAGERMAN STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
HATCH STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
HOBBS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
HONDO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
HOUSE STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
JAL STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
JEMEZ MOUNTAIN STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
JEMEZ VALLEY STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
LAKE ARTHUR STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
LAS CRUCES STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED LAS VEGAS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
LOGAN STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
LORDSBURG STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
LOS ALAMOS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
LOS LUNAS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
LOVING STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
LOVINGTON STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
MAGDALENA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
MAXWELL STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
MELROSE STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
MESA VISTA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
MORA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
MORIARTY STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
MOSQUERO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
MOUNTAINAIR STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
PECOS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
PENASCO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
POJOAQUE STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
PORTALES STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
QUEMADO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
QUESTA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
RATON STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
RESERVE STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
RIO RANCHO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
ROSWELL STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
ROY STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
RUIDOSO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
SAN JON STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
SANTA FE STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
SANTA ROSA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
SILVER STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
SOCORRO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
SPRINGER STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
TAOS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
TATUM STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
TEXICO STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
TUCUMCARI STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
TULAROSA STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
VAUGHN STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
WAGON MOUND STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
WEST LAS VEGAS STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
ZUNI STUDENT ETHNICITY BY GRADE BY SCHOOL, 2021-22
Source: Looker, NMPED
In New Mexico, schools have the option of implementing one or more of the following program models: Dual Language (DL), Maintenance (M), Heritage, Enrichment (HE), and Transitional (T)
Source: Accountability Division, PED
Source: Accountability Division, PED
Source: Safe and Healthy Schools Bureau, PED
Source: Safe and Healthy Schools Bureau, PED
Source: Safe and Healthy Schools Bureau, PED
Source: Safe and Healthy Schools Bureau, PED
Source: Safe and Healthy Schools Bureau, PED
To receive a rate a school must have one or more of 9th graders in 2017-18 these grade/year combinations:
10th graders in 2018-19
11th graders in 2019-20
12th graders in 2020-21
Rates are masked (blanked) for subgroups with fewer than 10 student records. District rates include locally-authorized charter schools and non-school locations.
Source: Accountability Division, PED
To receive a rate a school must have one or more of 9th graders in 2016-17 these grade/year combinations:
10th graders in 2017-18
11th graders in 2018-19
12th graders in 2019-20
Rates are masked (blanked) for subgroups with fewer than 10 student records. District rates include locally-authorized charter schools and non-school locations.
To receive a rate a school must have one or more of
9th graders in 2016-17 these grade/year combinations:
10th graders in 2017-18
11th graders in 2018-19
12th graders in 2019-20
Rates are masked (blanked) for subgroups with fewer than 10 student records. District rates include locally-authorized charter schools and non-school locations.
Source: Accountability Division, PED
*5-Year cohort data for 2021 will be available in 2023.
The information in the table below is reported by the post-secondary educational institution and provided to the New Mexico Higher Education Department (HED). It is possible for students to be attending multiple campuses and be counted twice per institution. Student enrollment in post-secondary educational institutions, fall 2021
SOURCE: New Mexico Higher Education Department, Researchers, Data Reports, Degrees and Graduation Rates, Student Enrollment by Ethnicity
The information on the following table is reported by the post-secondary educational institution and provided to the HED. It is possible for students to be attending multiple campuses and be counted twice per each institution.
Black student retention in post-secondary educational institutions (First time freshman starting fall 2021 with continued enrolled in spring 2022)
Black student higher education completion rates, 2021-22
SOURCE: HED, Researchers, Data Reports, Degrees and Graduation Rates, Degree, and Certificate Production by Ethnicity