MORA

Situated at Highway 518 and Ranger Drive in Mora, New Mexico, Mora is an open, traditional public school district serving its local community across four operational schools. Operating independently as a regular school district rather than a charter organization or part of a supervisory union, it delivers comprehensive public education covering pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Geographically categorized as a remote rural district within the broader Las Vegas, New Mexico metropolitan region, it spans U.S. Congressional District 3, State Senate District 8, and State House District 40.

Based on the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district serves a total student body of 399 learners, comprising 215 male and 184 female students. Demographically, the student enrollment includes 381 Hispanic students, 15 White students, 2 students of two or more races, and 1 Pacific Islander student, with grade-level distributions ranging from 57 pre-kindergarten children and 22 kindergarteners up to 25 high school seniors. To support its student population and educational programming, the district maintains a full-time equivalent workforce of 147.34 staff members, which includes 72.3 full-time equivalent teachers, 6 instructional aides, and 69.04 support staff members.