About Our School
Our Mascot | The Lion |
Our Colors | Purple and Yellow |
Principal | Sara Valenzuela |
Assistant Principal | Alexandra Ruybal |
Main Phone Number | (505) 892-2575 |
Attendance | (505) 892-2575 Extension 1 |
Fax | (505) 892-9862 |
MLK Bell Schedule
Days of the Week | 1st Bell | 2nd Bell | Dismissal Bell |
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Monday-Friday | 9:15am | 9:20am | 3:50pm |
Vision: At MLK we strive to cultivate well-rounded, independent, kind, and capable learners and leaders.
Mission: At MLK, we aim to create a community of learners where every student feels they have a place, a purpose, and a voice by providing a welcoming, happy, safe, and supportive learning environment in which all achievements are celebrated.
School Profile
Grade Levels Served:K-5 with special programs
Founded: Fall 1986, by Albuquerque Public Schools
Staff Profile:
Employees: 82
Teachers: 46
Instructional Support Staff: 25
Non-Instructional Support Staff: 11
School Goals:
Students will attain high levels of performance in academic and life skills, including but not limited to reading, writing, mathematics, communications skills, teamwork, and problem solving.
School Programs:
Homework and Tutoring Club, Direct Instruction Reading Tutoring, math tutoring, before/after-school fine arts program, mediation, Skill Builders, Academy of Reading, Literacy Groups, Student Ambassadors, National Elementary Honor Society, community programs such as Boys and Girls Club and Boy and Girl Scouts, S.A.F.E. before- and after-school programs.
Address: 1301 Nicklaus Dr. SE
Rio Rancho, NM 87124
Geographic Area Served: Gleneagles, Country Club Hills, Broadmoor, Panorama Heights, and portions of High Resort, Western Hills, Clearview, Cabezon, and Unit 16
Student Profile:
Enrollment: 628 (October 2022)
Percent Special Education: 16.9%
Percent English-Language Learners: 3.7%
Ethnicity/Race: The percentages for each category are rounded up or down to the nearest .1 which may cause the total to slightly exceed or be below 100%. In addition, families of mixed-race heritage may now also designate their child as being of more than one race. This may cause the percentages to add up to a number that is other than 100%.
African-American: 5.0%
American Indian: 3.9%
Asian: 5.5%
Caucasian (non-Hispanic): 32.1%
Hispanic: 52.9%
Pacific Islander: 0.2%
Other/unknown: 0.0%