Washington § 50.72.050 - Participation time limits — Educational services and activities requirement.

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§ 50.72.050. Participation time limits — Educational services and activities requirement.

(1) An individual selected as a participant in the youthbuild program under this chapter may be offered full-time participation for a period of not less than six months and not more than twenty-four months.
(2) An applicant's program that is selected for funding under this chapter shall be structured so that fifty percent of the time spent by the participants in the youthbuild program is devoted to educational services and activities, such as those outlined in RCW 50.72.040.
[ 1994 sp.s. c 3 s 5.]

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