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. 2019 Dec 3;23(2):366–373. doi: 10.1017/S136898001900329X

Table 1.

Racial and ethnic composition and primary home language spoken among students in three Northeast US urban high schools participating in a four-week study to assess two interventions (Healthy Choices and Healthy Nudging) to increase meal participation in high schools where all students in all three schools were eligible for free/reduced-price school meals under the US Department of Agriculture Community Eligibility Provision

Healthy Choices School
(n 1177)
Healthy Nudging School
(n 2140)
Comparison School
(n 1297)
Pearson χ2 P value
Race/ethnicity (%)
  Non-Hispanic White 5·9 11·4 5·9 5·89 0·436
  Black 44·6 44·5 41·5
  Hispanic 44·9 39·4 51·7
  Other race 0·8 1·3 0·4
  Asian 3·8 3·4 0·5
Students from non-English home language (%) 42·8 42·8 40·5 1·69 0·430
Students with disabilities (%) 17·9 16·4 12·5 15·0 0·001

Other race includes American Indian or Pacific Islander students and students who reported being two or more races.