Caseload definition

Caseload as used in this chapter, means:

Caseload means the number of students served by special education personnel.

Caseload means the individual cases open or assigned to each full-time equivalent IHBT staff.

Examples of Caseload in a sentence

• Providers must accept a Referral or Direct Registration of a Participant who wishes to receive Program Services from the Provider, unless: the Provider has exceeded its Maximum Caseload for that Site and is unable to offer available appointments in excess of its Maximum Caseload; or the Provider is a Specialist Service Provider and the Participant is not part of the relevant Specialist Service Group.

• The Provider must nominate its Maximum Caseload (which may be "unlimited") for each Site through the grant application process.

• The Provider may vary its Maximum Caseload for a Site throughout the Agreement Term, but must not decrease its Maximum Caseload without agreement from the Department.

• If: the Provider does not comply with its obligations under clause 84.3; or the Provider is not servicing its Maximum Caseload at a particular Site and does not have available appointments, the Department may: contact the Provider to discuss the circumstances of the non-compliance; and take action under clause 59 [Remedies for breach].

More Definitions of Caseload

Caseload means the number of students assigned to special education personnel.

Caseload refers to the number of students with IEP’s for whom the special education teacher is assigned, and each student is counted as “one” no matter the needs or severity.

Caseload means all pupils for whom a special education unit member (Special Day Class Teacher, Resource Specialist, Speech/Language Pathologist, Adapted Physical Education Specialist) provides special education services.

Caseload means the total number of students receiving special education and speech-only services as special education, for whom a special education teacher or speech language pathologist has responsibility for developing and monitoring the students' IEPs. “Caseload” may also mean the number of students for which individual support services staff members are responsible.

Caseload as used in this chapter, means the number of

Caseload means the cases assigned and handled by an attorney in the fiscal year.

Caseload means the number of WIC participants assigned to a local agency by the state agency.