At-Risk. The Project is At-Risk as defined in the TCAC regulations and California Revenue and Tax Code subsection 17058(c)(4); • Projects are subject to a minimum low-income use period of 55 years (50 years for Projects located on tribal trust land). Site Amenities Throughout the Compliance Period, unless otherwise permitted by TCAC, the Project shall include the following site amenities: • • • •
At-Risk. Except as set forth on Schedule 3.31(k), neither the Company nor any Subsidiary is performing “at risk” for an amount in excess of $35,000 under any Government Contract or Grant, or any anticipated option exercise or modification thereof prior to award, option exercise or modification, or in excess of $140,000 on an aggregate basis with respect to such “at risk” work, or has made any expenditures or incurred costs or obligations in excess of any applicable limitation of government liability, limitation of cost, limitation of funds or other similar clause(s) limiting any Governmental Entity’s liability on any such Government Contract or Grant.
At-Risk. As it relates to the CHOICES program, SSI eligible adults age sixty-five (65) and older or age twenty-one (21) or older with physical disabilities, who do not meet the established level of care criteria for nursing facility services, but have a lesser number or level of functional deficits in activities of daily living as defined in TennCare rules and regulations, such that, in the absence of the provision of a moderate level of home and community based services, the individual’s condition and/or ability to continue living in the community will likely deteriorate, resulting in the need for more expensive institutional placement. Base Capitation Rate — The amount established by TENNCARE pursuant to the methodology described in Section 3 of this Agreement as compensation for the provision of all covered services except for behavioral services for Priority enrollees. Behavioral Health Assessment — Procedures used to diagnose mental health or substance abuse conditions and determine treatment plans. Behavioral Health Services — Mental health and/or substance abuse services. Benefits — The package of health care services, including physical health, behavioral health, and long-term care services, that define the covered services available to TennCare enrollees enrolled in the CONTRACTOR’s MCO pursuant to this Agreement. Bureau of TennCare — The division of the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration (the single state Medicaid agency) that administers the TennCare program. For the purposes of this Agreement, Bureau of TennCare shall mean the State of Tennessee and its representatives. Business Day — Monday through Friday, except for State of Tennessee holidays. CAHPS (Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) — A comprehensive and evolving family of surveys that ask consumers and patients to evaluate various aspects of health care. Capitation Payment — The fee that is paid by TENNCARE to the CONTRACTOR for each member covered by this Agreement. The CONTRACTOR is at financial risk as specified in Section 3 of this Agreement for the payment of services incurred in excess of the amount of the capitation payment. “Capitation Payment” includes Base Capitation Rate payments and Priority Add-on rate payments, unless otherwise specified. Capitation Rate — The amount established by TENNCARE pursuant to the methodology described in Section 3 of this Agreement, including the base capitation rates and priority add-on rate.
At-Risk. As it relates to the CHOICES program, SSI eligible adults age sixty-five (65) and older or age twenty-one (21) or older with physical disabilities, who do not meet the established level of care criteria for nursing facility services, but have a lesser number or level of functional deficits in activities of daily living as defined in TennCare rules and regulations, such that, in the absence of the provision of a moderate level of home and community based services, the individual’s condition and/or ability to continue living in the community will likely deteriorate, resulting in the need for more expensive institutional placement.
At-Risk. Any service for which the Provider agrees to accept responsibility to provide, or arrange for, in exchange for the Capitation payment and Obstetrical: Delivery Payments.
At-Risk. Except as set forth on Disclosure Schedule 4.31(j), the Company is not performing work under any Government Contract, or any anticipated option exercise or modification thereof prior to award, option exercise or modification, or has made any expenditures or incurred costs or obligations in excess of any applicable limitation of government liability, limitation of cost, limitation of funds or other similar clause(s) limiting any Governmental Entity’s liability on any Government Contract (collectively, “At Risk”).
At-Risk. In accordance, with Idaho Administrative Code, DAI defines “at-risk” as “any secondary student grade six through twelve (6-12) who meets any three (3) of the following criteria:”16 • Has repeated at least one (1) grade. • Has absenteeism that is greater than ten percent (10%) during the preceding semester. • Has an overall grade point average that is less than 1.5 (4.0 scale) prior to enrolling in an alternative secondary program. • Has failed one (1) or more academic subjects in the past year. • Is below proficient, based on local criteria or standardized tests, or both. • Is two (2) or more credits per year behind the rate required to graduate or for grade promotion. • Has attended three (3) or more schools within the previous two (2) years, not including dual enrollment. • Has documented or pattern of substance abuse. • Is pregnant or a parent. • Is an emancipated youth or unaccompanied youth. • Is a previous dropout. • Has serious personal, emotional, or medical issue(s) • Has a court or agency referral. • Demonstrates behavior that is detrimental to their academic progress. XXX’s highly involved system of data assessment, monitoring, and Response to Intervention (RtI) model will ensure that all at-risk students are identified and supported to ensure that all students have the opportunity to be academically successful. Special Education As a public charter school, admission to DAI will have no exclusionary component, and special education students will be encouraged to enroll in the same manner as non-special education students are recruited. All of our recruitment materials will be tailored to address the concerns of students with disabilities and their parents. Once enrolled, students with special education needs will be included in the school’s regular education and extracurricular environment to the 16 IDAPA 08.02.03.110.01 (June 2019) extent that such participation is consistent with each special education student’s individualized education program (IEP). In all cases, the school will conduct special education as it is outlined for each individual special education student in his/her IEP. The charter school will convene IEP review meetings in order to review and revise IEPs as appropriate. The school always will attempt to place the special education student to the maximum extent appropriate in a learning environment with both his/her disabled and non-disabled peers, in accordance with the student’s IEP. As part of the school’s registration proces...
