Sentences with phrase «children under the same plan»

The NAA also offers coverage for spouses and children under the same plan.

Not exact matches

So in Idaho's plan, our assessments stay the same as they were under No Child Left Behind... with the addition of computer adaptive tests.

There are family floater plans available that extend coverage for self, spouse and two children, under the same policy and sum insured level.

Families on the budget - priced Trip Protector Lite or Trip Protector Lite Expanded plan receive free coverage for one child under 18 for each related adult paying for coverage on the same plan and traveling with the child.

If both the parents are covered under the plan concurrently then children between the age group of 3 months and 18 years are covered in the same plan.

On the Worldwide Trip Protector Plus and Worldwide Trip Protector Lite plans, coverage for children age 17 and under may be included at a discounted rate, when traveling with and listed on the same application as an insured adult.

On the Worldwide Trip Protector plan, child (ren) 17 and under are provided coverage at no extra cost when traveling with and listed on the same application as an insured adult.

Family Plan: If you and your spouse are under the age of 61, and travel with your children (< 40 days), enrol in the Medipac Family Travel Insurance Plan and cover up to 4 people on the same plan for one low prPlan: If you and your spouse are under the age of 61, and travel with your children (< 40 days), enrol in the Medipac Family Travel Insurance Plan and cover up to 4 people on the same plan for one low prPlan and cover up to 4 people on the same plan for one low prplan for one low price.

A popular feature with family travelers is Kids are Free protection, included in either Worldwide Trip Protector Lite or Lite Expanded for one child (under 18) covered with each related adult traveler and enrolled on the same travel insurance plan.

According to the Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System (AFCARS), reunification was the stated permanency planning goal for 44 % of children in care.12 At the same time, in an effort to expedite children's placement into permanent families, many agencies concurrently plan for family reunification and an alternative permanency option, such as adoption or kinship care, should reunification not be achieved within the set timelines defined under ASFA.

Where a local authority has been providing children's social care services to a young person under the age of 18, and they have an EHC plan in place, local authorities can continue to provide these services on the same basis after the age of 18.

The legal test of when a child or young person requires an EHC plan remains the same as that for a statement under the Education Act 1996.