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tree canopy cover mental physical health benefits children yet distributional environmental injustices tree canopy cover near schools rarely investigated evidence suggests tree canopy coverage positively influences aggregated schoollevel childrens academic proficiency metrics lack research canopy cover moderates negative effect particulate matter academic proficiency linked data schools national center education statistics utahs student assessment growth excellence national land cover database us environmental protection agency used generalized estimating equations account nonnormally distributed data clustering analyze data 2015 2016 school year greater school social disadvantage higher percentages students qualifying freereduced price meals higher percentages racialethnic minority students significantly associated reductions tree canopy cover within 1000 500 school greater tree canopy coverage 1000 500 significantly associated lower percentage students testing proficient yearend math language arts exams additional days peak fine particulate matter associated higher percentages students testing proficient math socially disadvantaged primary schools utah surrounded less canopy cover protective effect tree canopy cover academic proficiency math language arts findings suggest targeting carefully designed tree planting efforts socially disadvantaged schools testing interventions involving tree planting changes academic proficiency