Code of Federal Regulations · Subpart

Subpart B — Eligibility For Youth Services

20 C.F.R. pt. 681, subpt. B

• § 681.200 Who Is Eligible For Youth Services?
• § 681.210 Who Is An “out-of-school Youth”?
• § 681.220 Who Is An “in-school Youth”?
• § 681.230 What Does “school” Refer To In The “not Attending Or Attending Any School” In The Out-of-school And In-school Eligibility Criteria?
• § 681.240 When Do Local Youth Programs Verify Dropout Status?
• § 681.250 Who Does The Low-income Eligibility Requirement Apply To?
• § 681.260 How Does The Department Define “high Poverty Area” For The Purposes Of The Special Regulation For Low-income Youth In The Workforce Innovation And Opportunity Act?
• § 681.270 May A Local Program Use Eligibility For Free Or Reduced Price Lunches Under The National School Lunch Program As A Substitute For The Income Eligibility Criteria Under Title I Of The Workforce Innovation And Opportunity Act?
• § 681.280 Is A Youth With A Disability Eligible For Youth Services Under The Workforce Innovation And Opportunity Act If His Or Her Family Income Exceeds The Income Eligibility Criteria?
• § 681.290 How Does The Department Define The “basic Skills Deficient” Criterion In This Part?
• § 681.300 How Does The Department Define The “requires Additional Assistance To Enter Or Complete An Educational Program, Or To Secure And Hold Employment” Criterion In This Part For Osy?
• § 681.310 How Does The Department Define The “requires Additional Assistance To Complete An Educational Program, Or To Secure And Hold Employment” Criterion In This Part For Isy?
• § 681.320 Must Youth Participants Enroll To Participate In The Youth Program?