Food Stamps in Gadsden Independent Schools, New Mexico (Unified School District)

Income On and Off Food Stamps#1

Median income among households that do and do not receive food stamps.
Scope: households in New Mexico and Gadsden Independent Schools
Gadsden
New Mexico
$0k$10k$20k$30k$40k$50kCountAllOn Food StampsNot On Food Stamps$29,201.000000$45,674.000000$29,201.000000$29.2k17,95118.0k$18,202.000000$18,989.000000$18,202.000000$18.2k5,705$39,092.000000$52,732.000000$39,092.000000$39.1k12,24612.2k
Count number of households in category

Characteristics of Households Receiving Food Stamps#2

Households with given characteristics as a percentage of all households that receive food stamps.
Scope: households in New Mexico and Gadsden Independent Schools
Gadsden
New Mexico
0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%%ChildrenSingle MomMarriedDisability1Over 601Poverty270.780018%54.952074%70.780018%70.8%46.943%46.9%33.567046%27.761460%33.567046%33.6%73.910%73.9%32.690622%20.416252%32.690622%32.7%34.214%34.2%35.477651%42.475563%35.477651%35.5%41.450%41.4%31.884312%27.293256%31.884312%31.9%27.105%27.1%67.502191%55.195256%67.502191%67.5%60.285%60.3%
% households on food stamps as a percentage of all households with the given characteristic
1at least one qualifying person 2income in last 12 months below poverty level

Characteristics of Households Not Receiving Food Stamps#3

Households with given characteristics as a percentage of all households that do not receive food stamps.
Scope: households in New Mexico and Gadsden Independent Schools
Gadsden
New Mexico
0%10%20%30%40%%ChildrenSingle MomMarriedDisability1Over 601Poverty237.269312%26.609341%37.269312%37.3%53.057%53.1%5.520170%5.856452%5.520170%5.5%26.090%26.1%29.283031%17.752246%29.283031%29.3%65.786%65.8%23.346399%26.426764%23.346399%23.3%58.550%58.6%39.947738%42.396961%39.947738%39.9%72.895%72.9%20.716969%11.847673%20.716969%20.7%39.715%39.7%
% households not on food stamps as a percentage of all households with the given characteristic
1at least one qualifying person 2income in last 12 months below poverty level

On Food Stamps by Race#4

Percentage of given ethno-racial group on food stamps.
Scope: households in New Mexico and Gadsden Independent Schools
Gadsden
New Mexico
0%10%20%30%40%Count%Other1Asian1Hispanic2All RacesMixed1White3Black145.953361%26.738412%45.953361%46.0%670144.594002%145%41.666667%8.542659%41.666667%41.7%10131.105755%131%33.571377%22.995025%33.571377%33.6%4,654105.633618%106%31.780959%16.609250%31.780959%31.8%5,705100.000000%100%28.350515%19.166378%28.350515%28.4%5589.205978%89%13.458262%9.084609%13.458262%13.5%31642.346936%42%0.000000%0.000000%0.0%21.651017%00.000000%0%
Count number of households on food stamps in given ethno-racial group
% percentage more or less than the population at large
1including Hispanic 2white Hispanic 3non-Hispanic white

Map of Food Stamps by County Subdivision in Gadsden Independent Schools

Food Stamps Food Stamps by County Subdivision#5

Percentage of households (%):
1%7%13%19%24%31%
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Map of Food Stamps by Tract in Gadsden Independent Schools

Food Stamps Food Stamps by Tract#6

Percentage of households (%):
1%10%18%27%35%44%
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Food Stamps by Place in Gadsden Independent Schools

There are 11 places that are fully or partially contained within Gadsden Independent Schools (9 fully and 2 partially). This section compares all 11 of those to each other, Gadsden Independent Schools, and other entities that contain or substantially overlap with Gadsden Independent Schools.

Most Food Stamps by Place#7

Food Stamp recipients as a percentage of all households.
Scope: population of Gadsden Independent Schools, selected places in Gadsden Independent Schools, and entities that contain Gadsden Independent Schools
0%10%20%30%40%Count#AnthonyBerinoSanta TeresaChaparralChamberinoGadsden Independent SchoolsGadsdenSunland ParkVadoLa UnionSan MiguelNew MexicoLa MesaUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesMountainWestMesquite41.255106%41.255106%41.3%1,111138.651685%38.651685%38.7%172233.425034%33.425034%33.4%486333.178484%33.178484%33.2%1,357432.584270%32.584270%32.6%87531.780959%31.780959%31.8%5,70529.380316%29.380316%29.4%1,209627.377049%27.377049%27.4%167720.224719%20.224719%20.2%72817.422434%17.422434%17.4%73916.609250%16.609250%16.6%126,654127k13.595166%13.595166%13.6%451013.049135%13.049135%13.0%15,360,95115.4M11.385553%11.385553%11.4%961,840962k11.108351%11.108351%11.1%2,910,3772.91M0.000000%0.000000%0.0%011
Count number of households on food stamps
# rank of place out of 11 by percentage on food stamps

Food Stamps by County Subdivision in Gadsden Independent Schools

There are 5 county subdivisions that are fully or partially contained within Gadsden Independent Schools (0 fully and 5 partially). This section compares all 5 of those to each other, Gadsden Independent Schools, and other entities that contain or substantially overlap with Gadsden Independent Schools.

Most Food Stamps by County Subdivision#8

Food Stamp recipients as a percentage of all households.
Scope: population of Gadsden Independent Schools, selected county subdivisions in Gadsden Independent Schools, and entities that contain Gadsden Independent Schools
0%5%10%15%20%25%30%Count#Gadsden Independent SchoolsGadsdenAnthonySoutheast OteroSE OteroSouth Doña AnaS Doña AnaNew MexicoUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesMountainWestFairacresWhite Sands31.780959%31.780959%31.8%5,70530.053161%30.053161%30.1%2,657128.365123%28.365123%28.4%1,041226.735901%26.735901%26.7%2,214316.609250%16.609250%16.6%126,654127k13.049135%13.049135%13.0%15,360,95115.4M11.385553%11.385553%11.4%961,840962k11.108351%11.108351%11.1%2,910,3772.91M7.412523%7.412523%7.4%16141.567398%1.567398%1.6%55
Count number of households on food stamps
# rank of county subdivision out of 5 by percentage on food stamps

Food Stamps by Unified School District in New Mexico

There are 89 unified school districts in New Mexico. This section compares Gadsden Independent Schools to the 50 most populous unified school districts in New Mexico and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Gadsden Independent Schools. The least populous of the compared unified school districts has a population of 3,578.

Most Food Stamps by Unified School District#9

Food Stamp recipients as a percentage of all households.
Scope: population of Gadsden Independent Schools, selected other unified school districts in New Mexico, and entities that contain Gadsden Independent Schools
0%10%20%30%40%Count#Zuni Public SchoolsZuniHatch Valley Municipal SchoolsHatch ValleyGadsden Independent SchoolsGadsdenCuba Independent SchoolsCubaDeming Public SchoolsDemingWest Las Vegas Public SchoolsW Las VegasEstancia Municipal SchoolsEstanciaDexter Consolidated SchoolsDexterGrants-Cibola County SchoolsGrants-Cibola CoLas Vegas City Public SchoolsLas VegasGallup-McKinley County SchoolsGallup-McKinley CoTruth or Consequences SchoolsTruth or Conseque…Raton Public SchoolsRatonMora Independent SchoolsMoraBelen Consolidated SchoolsBelenTucumcari Public SchoolsTucumcariSocorro Consolidated SchoolsSocorroLos Lunas Public SchoolsLos LunasTaos Municipal SchoolsTaosRoswell Independent SchoolsRoswellCentral Consolidated SchoolsCentralSilver City Consolidated SchoolsSilver CitySanta Rosa Consolidated SchoolsSanta RosaPortales Municipal SchoolsPortalesCobre Consolidated SchoolsCobreBloomfield Municipal SchoolsBloomfieldLas Cruces Public SchoolsLas CrucesDulce Independent SchoolsDulceTularosa Municipal SchoolsTularosaEspañola Municipal SchoolsEspañolaClovis Municipal SchoolsClovisNew MexicoPecos Independent SchoolsPecosRuidoso Municipal SchoolsRuidosoAlbuquerque Public SchoolsAlbuquerqueAlamogordo Public SchoolsAlamogordoJemez Valley Public SchoolsJemez ValleyFarmington Municipal SchoolsFarmingtonBernalillo Public SchoolsBernalilloCarlsbad Municipal SchoolsCarlsbadHobbs Municipal SchoolsHobbsLovington Public SchoolsLovingtonPojoaque Valley Public SchoolsPojoaque VlyMoriarty Municipal SchoolsMoriartyClayton Public SchoolsClaytonUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesArtesia Public SchoolsArtesiaAztec Municipal SchoolsAztecRio Rancho Public SchoolsRio RanchoMountainWestCapitan Municipal SchoolsCapitanSanta Fe Public SchoolsSanta FeLos Alamos Public SchoolsLos Alamos45.224574%45.224574%45.2%876131.829897%31.829897%31.8%494231.780959%31.780959%31.8%5,705330.256410%30.256410%30.3%413429.067369%29.067369%29.1%2,537528.027778%28.027778%28.0%1,009627.129563%27.129563%27.1%379726.887661%26.887661%26.9%292826.210924%26.210924%26.2%2,289925.071399%25.071399%25.1%1,2291023.703834%23.703834%23.7%4,0371123.385134%23.385134%23.4%1,2491223.007472%23.007472%23.0%7391322.357724%22.357724%22.4%2751421.854491%21.854491%21.9%2,3311521.766169%21.766169%21.8%5251621.549183%21.549183%21.5%8041720.605988%20.605988%20.6%3,4481819.976464%19.976464%20.0%2,0371919.974404%19.974404%20.0%4,2142019.742831%19.742831%19.7%1,7352119.665560%19.665560%19.7%1,7172219.541284%19.541284%19.5%2132319.435396%19.435396%19.4%1,2532419.221184%19.221184%19.2%6172519.220406%19.220406%19.2%1,0702618.392851%18.392851%18.4%10,53810.5k2718.181818%18.181818%18.2%1722818.132267%18.132267%18.1%4992917.975510%17.975510%18.0%2,2023016.989751%16.989751%17.0%2,9013116.609250%16.609250%16.6%126,654127k15.940641%15.940641%15.9%3333215.416905%15.416905%15.4%8083315.348526%15.348526%15.3%40,59940.6k3415.110258%15.110258%15.1%2,5973514.620605%14.620605%14.6%2373614.400781%14.400781%14.4%2,9503714.101821%14.101821%14.1%1,2163813.972707%13.972707%14.0%1,8433913.910140%13.910140%13.9%2,0004013.476359%13.476359%13.5%6474113.436178%13.436178%13.4%5404213.366218%13.366218%13.4%1,1114313.092551%13.092551%13.1%1744413.049135%13.049135%13.0%15,360,95115.4M12.128082%12.128082%12.1%8564511.846352%11.846352%11.8%7344611.442756%11.442756%11.4%3,8264711.385553%11.385553%11.4%961,840962k11.108351%11.108351%11.1%2,910,3772.91M10.952381%10.952381%11.0%184489.802048%9.802048%9.8%5,026491.463222%1.463222%1.5%11150
Count number of households on food stamps
# rank of unified school district out of 50 by percentage on food stamps

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  • Food Stamps: formally called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, a program to provide monetary assistance to low income households for the purpose of purchasing food

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State:
New Mexico
Counties:
Doña Ana, Otero
Metro Areas:
Alamogordo Area, Las Cruces Area
Cities:
Anthony, Sunland Park
Unincorporated Places:
Berino, Chamberino, Chaparral, La Mesa, La Union, Mesquite, San Miguel, Santa Teresa, Vado
ZIP Codes:
88007, 88008, 88021, 88024, 88027, 88044, 88048, 88063, 88072, 88081
Congressional District:
NM-2
State Senate Districts:
NM-31, NM-34, NM-35, NM-38
State House Districts:
NM-34, NM-39, NM-52, NM-53
Neighboring Unified School Districts:
Alamogordo, Anthony, Canutillo, Deming, El Paso, Las Cruces, Ysleta
Nearby Unified School Districts:
Clint, Fabens, Hatch Valley, San Elizario, Socorro, Tornillo