Disadvantaged child definition
Disadvantaged child means a child who is eligible for the federal free or reduced lunch program and whose family meets the qualifications for federal Medicaid benefits.
Disadvantaged child means a child or his family who meets the qualifications for federal Medicaid benefits, or whose family has an annual adjusted gross income of two hundred percent or less of the federal poverty guidelines as promulgated annually by the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
Disadvantaged child means a child who belongs to a socially and economically disadvantaged class, or to any other group having disadvantage owing to social, or such other reasons or who belongs to such a parent whose annual income is less than the limit which the Government may, by notification, specify;
More Definitions of Disadvantaged child
Disadvantaged child means a child who belongs to a socially and economically disadvantaged class, or group or belongs to such parent whose annual income is lower than the minimum limit and whose parents have become victim of terrorism as notified by Government;
Disadvantaged child means a child who belongs to a socially and economically disadvantaged class, or group or belongs to such parent whose annual income is lower than the minimum limit specified by the appropriate Government, by the notification in the Official gazette;
Disadvantaged child means a child:
Disadvantaged child means a child who is eligible for the federal free or reduced lunch program and whose family meets the qualifications for federal Medicaid benefits , or whose family has an annual adjusted gross income of two hundred percent or less of the federal poverty guidelines as promulgated annually by the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
Disadvantaged child means a child who belongs to a socially or economically disadvantaged class, or group or belongs to such parent whose annual income is lower than the minimum limit specified by the Appropriate Government;