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The Pharmaceutical Assistance Contract for the Elderly or “PACE” program is a lottery funded. program that provides prescription drug coverage to individuals age 65 and older who meet the. program’s income requirements: PACE is available for individuals with annual incomes below. The $40 monthly cumulative. deductible for PACENET has been eliminated. In addition to the Part D plan enrollment, the PACE/PACENET program will identify members who. are potentially eligible for the Low Income Subsidy (LIS) and complete an application for them. The K12 team has developed a comprehensive program that is designed to exceed national and state education standards. Our goal is to provide children with an education that is comparable or superior to that provided by the nation's best public and private schools, regardless of demographic constraints. PACENET program will enroll certain members into Part D plans that are partnering with PACE/PACENET. (there are 12 Partner Plans in 2007). PACE/PACENET will try to enroll members into Partner Plans that. cover their medications and work with their pharmacy. Families use the K12 curriculum and learning programs through online public schools, online private schools, blended or hybrid schools, and independently through direct course purchase. We expect that K–8 students will spend no more than 20–25 percent of their time on the computer in the early grades. High school students spend an average of 6 to 9 hours per week for a regular course and 8 to 12 hours for an Advanced Placement (AP)® course. Note that PACE and PACENET look at prior year’s income in determining eligibility. The PACE/PACENET programs verifies age, income, and residence with available state and federal. sources. You do not need to provide any documentation or verification of the information con-. tained in your application. You will be contacted if any documentation is needed. Music and art are offered in appropriate grade levels, and high school students have access to a robust portfolio of elective courses. We also offer summer school courses, world languages for grades 3–12, early learning programs for pre-schoolers, credit recovery, AP courses, STEM courses, and more. In some cases an accepted student may defer his or her enrollment for one or two semesters, provided the request is approved by the Director of International Admission. (A student who is not granted a deferral or attends another college prior to enrolling at Pace must file a new application for admission). The K12 curriculum and learning platform—the Online School (OLS)—are delivered online. Everything necessary for a comprehensive education is found in the OLS, including lesson plans, attendance tracking, planning and progress tools, resources, materials lists, and much more.
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