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E-mail a link to this story to a friend K-12: Private: Albuquerque Academy - Private day school. New Mexico School for the Deaf - Serves all children in the state who are hearing impaired; main campus is in Santa Fe. Rehoboth Christian School-Gallup - Serves primarily Native American children from the Navajo and Zuni tribes. Manzano Day School -- Private elementary school in Albuquerque that serves pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. Public: Albuquerque Public Schools - Serves as a guide to Albuquerque Public Schools, with links to elementary, middle and high schools in the district. Animas Public Schools - A guide to the elementary, middle and high school in Animas. Central Consolidated School District No. 22 - Serves western San Juan County and the northeastern portion of the Navajo Indian Reservation. Santa Fe Public Schools - Provides K-12 education for young New Mexicans in the city of Santa Fe and most of Santa Fe County. Elementary: Tombaugh Elementary - Located in Las Cruces. Middle School: Los Alamos Middle School - Located in Los Alamos, home of Los Alamos National Laboratory. Vista Middle School - Located in Las Cruces. High School: New Mexico MESA Inc. - Statewide pre-college program to encourage under-represented populations in the fields of science and mathematics. Artesia High School Clayton High School Cobre High School - Located in the southwestern part of New Mexico, in the town of Bayard. Los Alamos High School - Los Alamos is home of Los Alamos National Laboratory. Mescalero Apache High School - Reservation in south central New Mexico. Oñate High School Located in Las Cruces Pojoaque Valley Schools A list of activities, events and interests of the people of the Pojoaque Valley communities. Shiprock High School Higher Education: State of New Mexico Commission on Higher Education - Statutory coordinating body established to bring a statewide perspective in recommending and establishing policy direction and providing leadership in higher education. Community Colleges: Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute - New Mexico's largest community college, located in Albuquerque. Doña Ana Branch Community College - Doña Ana County Occupational Education Branch of New Mexico State University. Institute for American Indian Arts - Two-year fine arts college dedicated to the study and practice of the culture of American Indians and Alaska native peoples. New Mexico Junior College - Located in the Llano Estacado region of southeastern New Mexico. Northern New Mexico Community College - Located in Española. San Juan College - Located in Farmington; serves students in San Juan County and the Four Corners area of New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona and Utah. Private: College of Santa Fe - New Mexico's largest private college, located at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. St. John's College - Private, non-denominational liberal arts college in Santa Fe. Westbrook University - Self-paced, off-campus, independent study with university programs for the active adult, specializing in distance learning. Public: Eastern New Mexico University - Main campus is in Portales. New Mexico Highlands University - Main campus in Las Vegas, N.M. New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology - Located in Socorro. New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Computer Science Department New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Electrical Engineering and Physics Departments The New Mexico Institute of Neuroimaging A clinical and research medical imaging facility in conjunction with the New Mexico Regional Federal Medical Center and the UNM Department of Radiology. New Mexico State University - Main campus in Las Cruces. New Mexico State University at Carlsbad - Course schedules, services provided by NMSU-C University of New Mexico - The University of New Mexico provides routes into the various information resources of UNM and its departments. Western New Mexico University - Located in Silver City.   Visit our advertisers TOP Copyright © 1997 Albuquerque Journal