Table 3.

Logistic Regression Models Predicting Overweight by Poverty and School Contexts (n = 18,924).

	Coefficient (Standard error)
	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3
Poverty Measures
Individual-Level Poverty (income-to-needs below 185%)	0.078 (0.087)	0.076 (0.087)	0.068 (0.088)
School-Level Poverty (proportion income-to-needs below 185%)	0.865*** (0.239)	0.018 (0.139)	0.141 (0.143)
School Weight Status (proportion overweight)	—	5.060*** (0.286)	4.849*** (0.312)
School Resource Factors
Proportion in school involved in athletics	—	—	0.270 (0.197)
Number of days per week students attend physical education	—	—	−0.003 (0.016)
Presence of weight loss program at school	—	—	−0.004 (0.050)
School Stress Environment Factors
School connectedness	—	—	0.045 (0.065)
Degree to which students feel they fit in at school	—	—	0.147 (0.098)
Degree to which students feel attached to teachers at school	—	—	−0.017 (0.100)
Violence at school	—	—	−0.189* (0.087)
Truancy at school	—	—	0.458* (0.162)

Note. All models are multilevel models with individual and school weights applied, control for individual and school-level covariates, and adjust for missing data. With the exception of the individual level of poverty, all variables shown above measured at the school level.

^†p < .10.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.