and Older. Semi-private hospital insurance and extended health care benefits will be extended to active full-time nurses from the age of sixty-five (65), and up to the nurse’s seventieth (70th) birthday, on the same cost share basis as applies to those nurses under the age of sixty- five (65).
and Older. A 12-month waiting period may apply to certain covered dental services. See the Summary of Benefits for details. You may be eligible to waive any applicable waiting periods for this dental plan if: • you’ve had equal or substantially similar prior coverage for at least 12 months; • proof of equal or substantially similar prior coverage is provided within 60 days of the effective date of this dental plan; • the effective date of this dental plan is not more than 60 days from the date your prior coverage ended. For information about waiving waiting periods, please contact Blue Cross Dental Customer Service or visit our website. This plan does not cover dental services if the date of service or the start date takes place during the waiting period for the benefit. See the Summary of Benefits for details. If you cancel your plan, and you re-enroll at a later date, new waiting periods apply before certain benefits become available. Note: Members are entitled to only those benefits listed in the Summary of Benefits. Many services are covered only for members under age nineteen (19). Please be sure to review the information in the Summary of Benefits, as well as in the Exclusions section, in reference to the information about covered dental services below.
and Older. Semi-private hospital insurance, extended health care benefits and dental benefits will be extended to active full-time employees from the age of sixty-five (65), and up to the employee’s seventieth (70th) birthday, on the same cost share basis as applies to those employees under the age of sixty-five (65).
and Older. Any person who obtains or attempts to obtain, or who establishes or attempts to establish, eligibility for and any person who knowingly or intentionally aids or abets such person in obtaining or attempting to obtain housing, or a reduction in public housing rental charges, or any rent subsidy, to which such person would not otherwise be entitled, by means of a false statement, failure to disclose information, impersonation, or other fraudulent scheme or devise shall be guilty of a crime. Upon conviction, such person may be fined and/or imprisoned under the laws and statutes of the State of Kentucky. By the signatures below I/we also acknowledge that the Provisions of Part I of this Lease Agreement have been received and thoroughly explained to me/us. Head of Household Spouse or Co-Head Date Date Other Adult Household Member Date Other Adult Household Member Date Other Adult Household Member Date Other Adult Household Member Date PHA Manager Date Tenant’s Certification I, hereby certify that I, and other members of my Household, have not committed any fraud in connection with any federal housing assistance program, unless such fraud was fully disclosed to PHA before execution of this Lease or before PHA approval for occupancy of the unit by the Household member. I further certify that all information or documentation submitted by myself of other Household members to PHA in connection with any federal housing program (before and during the Lease term) are true and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief. Head of Household Signature Date Attachments If indicated by an (X) below, PHA has provided Tenant with the following attachments and information: [ ] Part I of this Lease Agreement [ ] Applicant/Tenant Certification [ ] Schedule of Repairs and Other Charges (which may be updated by posting) [ ] Lead Hazard Information Pamphlet [ ] Lead Disclosure Addendum, if applicable [ ] Notice of Occupancy Rights under the Violence Against Women Act and Certification Form [ ] Community Service Requirements [ ] Grievance Procedures [ ] Housekeeping Policy [ ] Pet Policy [ ] Family Choice of Rent Form [ ] Security Deposit Payment Agreement (if applicable) [ ] Smoke Free Policy [ ] Other: Reference Current copies of the following policies, procedures and rules referenced in the Lease are posted in the PHA office and incorporated in the PHA Plan. These documents may be updated from time to time. They may be viewed during regular office hours. Single copies are avail...
and Older. Semi-private hospital insurance, extended health care benefits and dental benefits will be extended to active full-time Clinical Educators from the age of sixty-five (65), and up to the Clinical Educator’s seventieth (70th) birthday, on the same cost share basis as applies to those Clinical Educators under the age of sixty-five (65).
and Older. After a student age 19 or older incurs a third unexcused absence, the district will send the student a letter as required by law explaining that the district may revoke the student’s enrollment for the remainder of the school year if the student has more than five unexcused absences in a semester. As an alternative to revoking a student’s enrollment, the district may implement a behavior improvement plan. Between Ages 6 and 19 When a student between ages 6 and 19 incurs unexcused absences for three or more days or parts of days within a four-week period, the school will send a notice to the student’s parent, as required by law, to remind the parent that it is the parent’s duty to monitor his or her child’s attendance and to require the student to come to school. The notice will also inform the parent that the district will initiate truancy prevention measures and request a conference between school administrators and the parent. These measures will include a behavior improvement plan, school-based community service, or referrals to either in-school or out-of-school counseling or other social services. Any other measures considered appropriate by the district will also be initiated. The truancy prevention facilitator for the district is Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx. If you have questions about your student and the effect of his or her absences from school, please contact the facilitator or any other campus administrator. A court of law may also impose penalties against a student’s parent if a school-aged student is deliberately not attending school. A complaint against the parent may be filed in court if the student is absent without excuse from school on ten or more days or parts of days within a six- month period in the same school year. If a student ages 12–18 incurs unexcused absences on ten or more days or parts of days within a six-month period in the same school year, the district, in most circumstances, will refer the student to truancy court. [See policy FEA(LEGAL).]
and Older. Death Benefit Option 1 Amount by which the Amount proportionate to base policy Specified the ratio of the surrender Amount is reduced due to the cash value prior to the surrender. to the surrender. Death Benefit Option 2 or 3 0 0
and Older. Extended Health Care and/or Dental care benefits will be extended to active full-time employees from the age of sixty-five (65), and up to the employee’s seventieth (70th) birthday, on the same cost share basis as those employees under the age of sixty- five (65).
and Older. A student who voluntarily attends or enrolls after his or her 19th birthday is required to attend each school day until the end of the school year. If a student age 19 or older has more than five unexcused absences in a semester, the district may revoke the student’s enrollment. The student’s presence on school property thereafter would be unauthorized and may be considered trespassing. [See policy FEA.] Between Ages 6 and 19 State law requires that a student between the ages of 6 and 19 attend school, as well as any applicable accelerated instruction program, extended year program, or tutorial session, unless the student is otherwise excused from attendance or legally exempt. State law requires attendance in an accelerated reading instruction program when kindergarten, first grade, or second grade students are assigned to such a program. Parents will be notified in writing if their child is assigned to an accelerated reading instruction program as a result of a diagnostic reading instrument. A student will be required to attend any assigned accelerated instruction program, which may occur before or after school or during the summer, if the student does not meet the passing standards on the state assessment for his or her grade level and/or applicable subject area. Prekindergarten and Kindergarten Students enrolled in prekindergarten or kindergarten are required to attend school and are subject to the compulsory attendance requirements as long as they remain enrolled.
and Older. Individuals and their eligible spouses age sixty-five (65) or older are entitled to receive the same Plan benefits, under the same conditions, as those Individuals and Covered Dependents under age sixty-five (65). The Plan is the Primary Plan and Medicare is the Secondary Plan unless the Participant elects otherwise, as set forth below.
