Handicapped Children Clause Samples
The 'Handicapped Children' clause establishes the obligations and procedures for providing appropriate educational services to children with disabilities. It typically outlines requirements for identifying eligible students, ensuring access to specialized instruction, and implementing necessary accommodations or modifications within the educational setting. This clause ensures that children with disabilities receive equal educational opportunities and support, addressing legal compliance and promoting inclusivity in schools.
Handicapped Children. Coverage is available for a child who is chiefly dependent upon the Subscriber for support and maintenance, and who is 19 years of age or older but incapable of self- support due to mental or physical incapacity. The incapacity must have commenced prior to the age the dependent would have lost eligibility. In order to continue coverage for a handicapped child, the Subscriber must provide evidence of the child's incapacity and dependency to HMO within 31 days of the date the child's coverage would otherwise terminate. Proof of continued incapacity, including a medical examination, must be submitted to HMO as requested, but not more frequently than annually beginning after the 2 year period following the child's attainment of the age specified on the Schedule of Benefits. This eligibility provision will no longer apply on the date the dependent’s incapacity ends.
Handicapped Children. Employees who are parents and/ or guardians, or who have received de facto and/or jure custody of physically and or mentally handicapped children shall, upon request, be entitled to a leave of absence for a maximum of one year.
Handicapped Children. Coverage is available for a child of any age who is medically certified as disabled and dependent upon the Subscriber for support and maintenance. In order to continue coverage for a handicapped child, the Subscriber must provide evidence of the child's incapacity and dependency to HMO within 31 days of the date the child is medically certified as disabled or upon request by HMO, whichever occurs first. Subsequent proof may be requested by the HMO, not more frequently than annually, and must be provided by the Subscriber in order to continue such coverage. This eligibility provision will no longer apply on the date the dependent’s incapacity ends.
Handicapped Children. A Joint Union/Administration Committee shall be established whose purpose is to shorten the Individualized Educational Plans (IEP) form.
1. On request of either party, the Joint Union/Administration Committee shall meet during the school year to consult on department policies concerning the professional interests of the Special Education teachers which involve conditions of employment.
2. State and/or Federal funds shall be used to make special education classes an integral part of the Detroit summer school program.