List of Required WIOA State Youth Policies (July 2019)
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1. Further definition of requires additional assistance barrier for OSY – “a low-income individual who requires additional assistance to enter or complete an educational program or to secure or hold employment” - if state chooses to define it (if state does not further define, local area must further define) |
WIOA Section 129(a)(1)(B)(iii)(VIII), State Plan question VI.c.4, and 681.210 and 681.300 of WIOA final rule |
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2. Further definition of requires additional assistance barrier for ISY – “an individual who requires additional assistance to complete an educational program or to secure or hold employment” - if state chooses to define it (if state does not further define, local area must further define) |
WIOA Section 129(a)(1)(C)(iv)(VII), State Plan question VI.c.4, and 681.220 and 681.310 of WIOA final rule |
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3. Definition of “not attending any school” for OSY as defined under state law or if state chooses to further define |
WIOA Section 129(a)(1)(B)(i), State Plan question VI.c.5, and 681.230 of WIOA final rule |
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4. Definition of “attending school” for ISY as defined under state law or if state chooses to further define |
WIOA Section 129(a)(1)(C)(i), State Plan question VI.c.5, and 681.230 of WIOA final rule |
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5. Further definition of 5(B) of basic skills deficient if state or local area chooses to use part B of the definition |
State Plan question VI.c.6 and WIOA Section 681.290 |
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6. OPTIONAL: Policy on incentive payments for youth if state or local area chooses to provide incentive payments |
WIOA Section 681.640 |
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- Resource Publication Date: 2019
- Author(s): Division of Youth Service
- Organizational Author(s): US Department of Labor
- Posted by: Maisha Meminger
- Posted in: Youth Connections