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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Psychol. 2009 Jul;45(4):1061–1076. doi: 10.1037/a0016131

Table 5. Selected Results of Multi-Level Models Predicting Early High School Math and Science Coursework with Interactions (n = 15, 876).

Unstandardized b Coefficients (SE)

Math Science
Focal Adolescent Group
 Low-income a -.04
(.06)
.01
(.04)
  ELL -.71***
(.18)
-.45***
(.12)
Family/School Partnership
 Triangulation b .12*
(.06)
-.01
(.04)
 Middle school as bridge .32***
(.08)
.06
(.06)
 Family as bridge -.11
(.11)
.05
(.07)
 High school as bridge .14*
(.06)
-.01
(.04)
Student × Partnership Interactions
 Low-income × triangulation b .03
(.09)
.00
(.06)
 Low-income × middle school as bridge -.06
(.13)
.01
(.08)
 Low-income × family as bridge .43*
(.19)
.22*
(.11)
 Low-income × high school as bridge -.14
(.08)
-.06
(.05)
 ELL × triangulation b .66*
(.29)
.67*
(.20)
 ELL × middle school as bridge .79**
(.32)
-.26
(.22)
 ELL × family as bridge 1.19
(1.24)
1.07
(.83)
 ELL × high school as bridge .58*
(.26)
.40*
(.17)
Intercept 3.25*** 2.32***
Δ 2 LL (vs. Model 3 in Tables 3-4) -30 -13
*

p < .05.

**

p < .01.

***

p < .001.

Note: Models controlled for gender, age, race/ethnicity, parent education, family structure, immigration status, school type, school sector, school location, school region, middle school test scores/coursework, and propensity scores cataloging probability of inclusion in each family-school category (including catch-all category).

a

Category for those missing income information also included in analyses.

b

Disengaged was reference for family-school connections; set of dummy variables also contained a catch-all category, and this category was also interacted with low-income and ELL.