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New Mexico: the lowest-poverty counties by school enrollment

26 counties

New Mexico public school districts ranked by the lowest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Counties need at least 3 schools and 1,000 students to qualify.

#CountyStateSchoolsStudentsStudents on FRL% FRL
1Los Alamos CountyNM83,97147812.0%
2Eddy CountyNM2511,6614,77646.5%
3Lea CountyNM3815,12610,86672.6%
4Santa Fe CountyNM5220,71915,20184.4%
5Lincoln CountyNM142,6012,20484.7%
6McKinley CountyNM5316,80714,29885.1%
7Curry CountyNM278,7776,61485.4%
8Quay CountyNM131,4051,22987.5%
9Taos CountyNM223,7273,32189.1%
10Bernalillo CountyNM20385,72475,43690.3%
11Roosevelt CountyNM133,1082,51591.7%
12Sandoval CountyNM4822,44511,22693.5%
13Cibola CountyNM173,8543,65894.9%
14San Miguel CountyNM183,1563,02895.9%
15Luna CountyNM135,1164,92796.3%
16Otero CountyNM257,6397,01096.3%
17Colfax CountyNM161,3781,32896.4%
18Grant CountyNM163,2403,13096.6%
19Rio Arriba CountyNM273,1273,05497.7%
20Doña Ana CountyNM7736,56136,00098.5%
21Socorro CountyNM112,1352,10698.6%
22San Juan CountyNM6121,30919,21099.5%
23Chaves CountyNM3210,50410,49799.9%
24Sierra CountyNM51,2461,24599.9%
25Torrance CountyNM112,2582,25599.9%
26Valencia CountyNM2711,95611,94899.9%

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