New Mexico Association for Educational Assisstance
Mission Statement
Giving students in New Mexico access to the education they need.
Contact Us
Get in touch with us about tutoring or receiving money for school here. Phone: (505)-555-3879. Email: nmaea@example.com. Please call or email us if you have any questions or comments.
About Us
This non-profit is fictional but we would love to be a real 501c3. Our non-profit is dedicated to making sure kids in New Mexico can get the education they need. New Mexico’s education isn’t that good so it’s especially important to help kids here. We live here and our kids live here so this is really important to us. Our state’s ranking is pretty bad so we want to change it. We would help kids by tutoring them and donating to families to help afford school. We are based in Albuquerque so we have seen first-hand the lack of good education.
Events
Learn about upcoming events here. Our next event is an Easter fundraiser where we raise money to give to families for the next school year. We have cool events like raffles and fundraisers too. We can also come and do a school presentation.
Why New Mexico?
As you can see from the facts section New Mexico ranks extremely low in education. This is really important to us because we are from here and we really care about our home. As there is declining care for children's needs in school, we have a goal set to let kids experience their childhood in school.
Facts
- 35% of all student in New Mexico do not get the educational support they need
- Schools create a healthy learning environment for 51% of males and 49% of females
- 62% of hispanic students do not have the educational materials that they need for school
- More than 10% of students in New Mexico do not attend school everyday.
- New mexico is only granted around $6.6 million for education each year
- Black families student loans have grown 96% from 2010 to 2019
- 48% of people ages 25 and older have a college degree
- In the United States New Mexico is ranked #50 in pre-k - 12 education.
- Only 74% of kids graduate high school in New Mexico.
- New Mexico has a 13% dropout rate
- New Mexico has the lowest literacy rate in the country at 70.9%
Fact Sources
- New Mexico Schools
- Attendance for Success
- How much did COVID-19 affect education
- New Mexico Rankings and Facts
- New Mexico Education Data for Research
- Literacy Rate by State
Tutoring
Register for tutoring here. We can get you paired with a tutor in just a few days. If you want to get your grades up, tutoring is the best way to do that. You can also get money from us to help pay for school