Kha'p'o Community School

Located at 625 Kee Street in Espanola, New Mexico, Kha’p’o Community School is an active, single-school public district serving elementary students from kindergarten through sixth grade. Set within a distant town environment in northern New Mexico, the district provides a focused academic setting designed to support young learners during their foundational educational years. Operating as an independent, regular public school district, Kha’p’o Community School delivers a tailored primary education program within its single dedicated campus, fostering strong ties to the surrounding region.

The school maintains an intimate educational setting with a total enrollment of 98 students—comprising 55 male and 43 female learners—100% of whom share an American Indian heritage. Grade levels remain compact, ranging from 10 students in the first grade to 19 in the fourth grade, ensuring small class settings throughout the elementary spectrum. To support this close-knit student body, the district relies on a overall workforce of 25 full-time equivalent staff members, including two full-time classroom teachers, three instructional aides, and a substantial team of 20 support staff members. This distinctive staffing framework highlights the district's emphasis on comprehensive operational support, student services, and dedicated community care.