Common use of Special Needs Child Clause in Contracts

Special Needs Child. a child under age of eighteen (18) (up to and including the month they turn eighteen (18)), or under age nineteen (19) and still in school (up to and including the month they graduate high school), if graduation occurs prior to their nineteenth (19th) birthday, and meets one or more of the following criteria: Receives Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits based on their own disability, receives verifiable services through the Department of Mental Health, has a verifiable physical or mental disability or delay, is a Protective Services child, or is under court-ordered supervision.

Special Needs Child. a child under age of eighteen (18) (up to and including the month they turn eighteen (18)), or under age nineteen (19) and still in school (up to and including the month they graduate high school), if graduation occurs prior to their nineteenth (19th) 19th birthday, and meets one or more of the following criteria: Receives Supplemental Security Income (SSIIncome(SSI) benefits based on their own disability, receives verifiable services through the Department of Mental Health, has a verifiable physical or mental disability or delay, is a Protective Services child, or is under court-ordered supervision.

Special Needs Child. a child under age of eighteen (18) (up to and including the month they turn eighteen (18)), or under age nineteen (19) and still in school (up to and including the month they graduate high school), if graduation occurs prior to their nineteenth (19th) 19th birthday, and meets one or more of the following criteria: Receives Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits based on basedon their own disability, receives verifiable services receivesverifiableservices through the Department of Departmentof Mental Health, has a verifiable physical or physicalor mental disability or delay, is a Protective Services child, or is under court-ordered supervision...

Special Needs Child. a child under age of eighteen (18) (up to and including the month they turn eighteen (18)), or under age nineteen (19) and still in school (up to and including the month they graduate high school), if graduation occurs prior to their nineteenth (19th) birthday, and meets one or more of the following criteria: Receives Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits based on their own disability, receives verifiable services through the Department of Mental Health, has a verifiable physical or mental disability or delay, is a Protective Services child, child or is under court-ordered supervision.