Jeff Bingaman United States Senator from New Mexico

Department of Education

U.S. Department of Education and U.S. Department of Treasury Bonds

• New Mexico Public Education Department: $28.5 million
• New Mexico Public Education Department: $37 million
• Albuquerque Public Schools: $25 million

U.S. Department of Education

• Questa Independent Schools: $8.6 million
• Central Consolidated School District: $1.39 million
• Cuba Independent Schools: $112,738
• Dulce Independent School District #21: $180,326
• Gallup-McKinley County Public Schools: $2 million
• Jemez Valley Public Schools: $74,976
• Zuni Public School District: $410,180
• Alamogordo Public Schools: $1.25 million
• Albuquerque Public Schools: $27.47 million
• Animas Public Schools: $40,445
• Artesia Public Schools: $368,440
• Aztec Public Schools: $246,468
• Belen Consolidated Schools: $657,534
• Bernalillo Public Schools: $439,446
• Bloomfield Municipal Schools: $387,999
• Capitan Municipal Schools: $50,812
• Carlsbad Municipal Schools: $711,740
• Carrizozo Municipal Schools: $57,893
• Central Consolidated Schools: $2.33 million
• Chama Valley Independent Schools: $91,015
• Cimarron Public Schools: $45,285
• Clayton Public Schools: $117,598
• Cloudcroft Municipal Schools: $39,338
• Clovis Municipal Schools: $1.49 million
• Cobre Consolidated Schools: $436,071
• Corona Municipal Schools: $20,167
• Cuba Independent Schools: $194,808
• Deming Public Schools: $4.89 million
• Des Moines Municipal Schools: $20,348
• Dexter Consolidated Schools: $157,014
• Dora Consolidated Schools: $53,669
• Dulce Independent Schools: $255,443
• Elida Municipal Schools: $16,053
• Espanola Municipal Schools: $1.05 million
• Estancia Municipal Schools: $183,288
• Eunice Municipal Schools: $61,802
• Farmington Municipal Schools: $1.46 million
• Floyd Municipal Schools: $19,183
• Fort Sumner Municipal Schools: $48,144
• Gadsden Independent Schools: $6.32 million
• Gallup-McKinley County Schools: $3.93 million
• Grady Municipal Schools: $13,722
• Tucumcari Public Schools: $491,763
• Portales Municipal Schools: $745,965
• Tatum Municipal Schools: $57,083
• Jal Public Schools: $85,646
• Loving Municipal Schools: $44,716
• Lake Arthur Municipal Schools: $18,839
• Roswell Independent Schools: $2.06 million
• Santa Rosa Consolidated Schools: $138,518
• Roy Municipal Schools: $5,735
• Wagon Mound Public Schools: $98,366
• Springer Municipal Schools: $50,577
• Maxwell Municipal Schools: $14,930
• Raton Public Schools: $214,672
• Taos Municipal Schools: $580,794
• Questa Independent Schools: $72,836
• Penasco Independent Schools: $72,978
• Mora Independent Schools: $155,923
• Pecos Independent Schools: $99,298
• Santa Fe Public Schools: $2.48 million
• Moriarity Municipal Schools: $426,713
• Las Vegas City Public Schools: $499,117
• Vaughn Municipal Schools: $23,347
• Mountainair Public Schools: $155,499
• Ruidoso Municipal Schools: $328,823
• Tularosa Municipal Schools: $616,089
• Las Cruces Public Schools: $5.85 million
• Hatch Valley Municipal Schools: $747,407
• Truth or Consequences Schools: $551,752
• Socorro Consolidated Schools: $671,420
• Los Lunas Public Schools: $1.15 million
• Rio Rancho Public Schools: $772,563
• Silver City Consolidated Schools: $503,703
• Quedado Independent Schools: $89,867
• Grants-Cibola County Schools: $1.15 million
• Lordsburg Municipal Schools: $233,015
• Hobbs Municipal Schools: $1.32 million
• Lovington Public Schools: $449,111
• Pojoaque Valley Public Schools: $141,509
• Zuni Public Schools: $750,153
• Hagerman Municipal Schools: $172,088
• Hondo Valley Public Schools: $60,473
• House Municipal Schools: $9,801
• Jemez Mountain Public Schools: $109,050
• Jemez Valley Public Schools: $78,130
• Logan Municipal Schools: $24,030
• Magdalena Municipal Schools: $431,245
• Melrosa Public Schools: $32,266
• Mesa Vista Consolidated Schools: $55,482
• Reserve Independent Schools: $84,982
• San Jon Municipal Schools: $55,483
• Texico Municipal Schools: $38,407
• West Las Vegas Public Schools: $517,808

State Fiscal Stabilization Funds

• $19.12 million for education, school modernization, public safety, or other government services

New Mexico Beneficiaries