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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 23.
Published in final edited form as: Trop Med Int Health. 2014 Jul 24;19(10):1185–1197. doi: 10.1111/tmi.12360

Table 2.

Pupil characteristics and school WASH conditions at baseline for all trial arms

Control
HW
LC+HW
n % n % n %
Pupil enrollment 5302 5490 6772
Grades 1–3 2127 40.1% 2236 40.7% 2680 39.6%
  Girls 1061 49.9% 1094 48.9% 1307 48.8%
Grades 4–7 2693 50.8% 2822 51.4% 3465 51.2%
  Girls 1361 50.5% 1403 49.7% 1751 50.5%
Grade 8 482 9.1% 432 7.9% 627 9.3%
  Girls 193 40.0% 177 41.0% 261 41.6%
District
  Nyando/Kisumu 2551 48.1% 2884 52.5% 3836 56.6%
  Rachuonyo 2751 51.9% 2606 47.5% 2936 43.4%
Pupil absence1 375 9.8% 623 12.9% 862 12.7%
Grades 1–3 195 12.2% 317 15.9% 399 14.9%
  Boys 92 11.4% 162 15.9% 199 14.5%
  Girls 103 13.1% 155 16.0% 200 15.3%
Grades 4–7 164 8.6% 290 11.7% 418 12.1%
  Boys 90 9.4% 141 11.4% 225 13.1%
  Girls 74 7.8% 149 12.0% 193 11.0%
Grade 8 16 4.8% 16 4.3% 45 7.2%
  Boys 11 5.7% 12 5.5% 25 6.8%
  Girls 5 3.6% 4 2.7% 20 7.7%
District
  Nyando/Kisumu 180 9.7% 300 12.4% 466 12.1%
  Rachuonyo 195 9.9% 323 13.4% 396 13.5%
School facilities (n = 20)
Water
  Current water source improved 13 65.0% 13 65.0% 17 85.0%
  Current water source >1 km away 2 20.0% 1 5.0% 1 5.0%
Sanitation
  Mean girls per latrine (SD) 42.4 (34.4) 29.1 (16.5) 40.6 (27.4)
  Mean boys per latrine (SD) 34.2 (32.6) 31.1 (19.7) 45.0 (34.1)
1

Baseline data was collected at all schools, however events were being held at some Control and HW schools which resulted in high rates of absenteeism that day. Therefore, baseline absenteeism was determined for only those schools that did not have an irregular event.