SUSIE RAYOS MARMON ELEMENTARY

Susie Rayos Marmon Elementary usually shows a math proficiency around 24–29%, which sits below the New Mexico state proficiency of 31%, though families say the school works consistently toward improvement. The teacher–student ratio is about 1:16, giving kids a decent amount of individual attention during the day. Parents often compare the school to Painted Sky Elementary, which stays near 38%, and Petroglyph Elementary, around 34%, placing Susie Rayos Marmon in a lower academic range but still steady in growth. Renting a 3-bedroom home in this part of Albuquerque averages around 1,650, and most families stay for years because the area feels familiar and predictable. Students eventually move on to West Mesa High School. Alumni from this neighborhood tend to choose grounded career paths—medical support roles, trades, early education, community service, and small business jobs. The school itself feels warm and modest. Teachers know their students well, and mornings feel calm rather than rushed. Parents say it’s the kind of place where kids feel safe and supported even without a lot of flash.

A new reading-intervention group started for younger learners. The school also added a simple hands-on science activity every Friday.

Q1. How do families describe the school environment?

Ans. They say it feels friendly, grounded, and easy for kids to settle into.

Q2. Is the school supportive for new students?

Ans. Yes, teachers use patient routines and guiding conversations.

Q3. What activities do students enjoy most?

Ans. Science tasks, art time, and outdoor play.

Q4. How do teachers stay in touch with parents?

Ans. Through short notes, reminders, and relaxed chats.

Q5. Does the school feel safe and predictable?

Ans. Families mention a calm, steady setting that helps kids feel secure.