Table 1.

Mean Number of Fast Food Restaurants and Percentage of Schools by School Majority Racial/Ethnic^a Student Enrollment, Urbanicity,^b and Neighborhood Income Tertiles^c

	Urban neighborhood income tertiles (n=3,130)			Non-urban neighborhood income tertiles (n=4,336)
Measure	Lowest ($\overline{\text{x}}$=$28,988)	Middle ($\overline{\text{x}}$=$46,803)	Highest ($\overline{\text{x}}$=$72,510)	Lowest ($\overline{\text{x}}$=$30,770)	Middle ($\overline{\text{x}}$=$46,932)	Highest ($\overline{\text{x}}$=$79,402)	Overall
FFR availability, Mean (Standard Deviation)
2000	4.42 (4.30)	3.45(3.11)	2.75 (2.92)	1.4 (2.43)	1.46 (2.28)	1.20 (2.01)	2.23 (3.06)
2010	4.55 (4.74)	3.80 (3.42)	3.06 (3.19)	1.61 (2.54)	1.44 (2.30)	1.23 (2.12)	2.36 (3.21)
Schools by majority race/ethnicity of student body,a % (n)
African American	4.9 (54)	3.4 (38)	1.5 (14)	0.3 (4)	0.1 (1)	0.5 (8)	1.6 (119)
Asian	1.2 (13)	1.9 (21)	5.9 (54)	0.0 (0)	0.0 (0)	2.5 (40)	1.7 (128)
Latino	71.0 (777)	55.8 (623)	16.1 (148)	38.4 (537)	25.0 (342)	8.5 (133)	34.3 (2,560)
No majority	19.2 (210)	28.0 (313)	40.8 (375)	13.3 (186)	19.1 (262)	19.0 (298)	22.0 (1,644)
White	3.7 (41)	10.7 (120)	35.1 (322)	46.6 (652)	55.4 (759)	69.4 (1,089)	40.0 (2,983)
Total	14.7 (1,095)	15.0 (1,117)	12.3 (918)	18.7 (1,398)	18.3 (1,369)	21.0 (1,569)	100.0 (7,466)

^a>50% of the student body (based on data from the California Department of Education, 2010; www.cde.ca.gov/ds).³⁴

^bUrban or non-urban (rural, suburban, second city) households in the census tract (based on data from Nielsen PRIZM urbanization measures, 2013).³⁸

^cMedian household income tertiles (based on Census 2000).^36–37

FFR, fast food restaurants.