Central Elementary vs Grand Heights Early Childhood
A head-to-head comparison of two elementary schools in New Mexico, United States, 2.3 km apart, using official American 2025 data. The better value in each row is highlighted.
Central Elementary
Artesia · Public elementary · Grades K–5
149 students
Grand Heights Early Childhood
Artesia · Public elementary · Grades PK–K
348 students
| Measure | Central Elementary Artesia, New Mexico | Grand Heights Early Childhood Artesia, New Mexico |
|---|---|---|
| Success Index (US) | 30 Lower 50% | 66 Top 50% |
| State rank | #127 of 416 | #19 of 416 |
| National rank | #38384 of 50,301 | #13899 of 50,301 |
| Sector | Public | Public |
| Type | Elementary | Elementary |
| Year range | Grades K–5 | Grades PK–K |
| Students | 149 | 348 |
| Enrollment | 149 | 348 |
| Free/reduced-price lunch | 100% | – |
| Students per teacher | 13.5 | 13.4 |
| Reading proficiency | 42% | – |
| Math proficiency | 37% | – |
| city | Artesia | Artesia |
| state | New Mexico | New Mexico |
| Website | – | – |
The verdict
- •Grand Heights Early Childhood scores higher on the Success Index (US) (66.3 vs 30.2).
- •Grand Heights Early Childhood does better on students per teacher (13.4 vs 13.5).
- •Grand Heights Early Childhood is the larger school with 348 students compared with 149.
The Success Index (US) summarises published results and context from official data. It does not measure teaching quality or fit. Methodology.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Central Elementary better than Grand Heights Early Childhood?
On the Success Index (US), Grand Heights Early Childhood ranks higher (66.3 vs 30.2 out of 100). The index is built from published results and context data, not from teaching quality or fit, so visit both schools before deciding.
How far apart are Central Elementary and Grand Heights Early Childhood?
About 2.3 km in a straight line, between Artesia and Artesia in New Mexico.
Which has the better Enrollment?
Central Elementary: 149. Grand Heights Early Childhood: 348. Students enrolled in the latest NCES directory year.
How do Central Elementary and Grand Heights Early Childhood rank in New Mexico?
Central Elementary is 127th of 416 and Grand Heights Early Childhood is 19th of 416 among elementary schools in New Mexico on the 2025 Success Index (US).