Cal-Learn Program - Terminations
Eligibility for the Cal-Learn program stops when the teen:
- Ages out (turns 20 years of age)
- Receives a high school diploma or its equivalent
- Stops receiving CalWORKs
- No longer lives in the same household as his/her child
- Becomes 19 years old and does not wish to volunteer
- Goes into Foster Care.
Transition to Welfare-to-Work (WTW)
Upon termination from Cal-Learn, a determination must be made to exempt the teen parent or transition to CWES for welfare-to-work services.
The Cal-Learn CWES Worker:
- Runs exemptions in CalWIN to determine if the teen is exempt or needs to be registered for CWES,
- Changes the worker number of the WTW Program to refer the teen to the appropriate CWES office for scheduling a CWES orientation, and
- Notifies Cal-Learn Case Manager at PPMM that the Cal-Learn case is closed.
Self-Initiated Program (SIP)
Cal-Learn students who are enrolled in a degree or certification program at the time they are required to attend CWES orientation must be treated like any other recipient with respect to having their SIP eligibility determined.
Related Topics
Cal-Learn Program Introduction
Cal-Learn Program Mandatory Participants
Cal-Learn Program Voluntary Participants
Cal-Learn Program - CalWORKs Home Visiting with Cal-Learn Participants
Cal-Learn Program Requirements
Cal-Learn Program Case Management
Cal-Learn Program - Issuance of Supportive Services
Cal-Learn Program Time Limits TANF/CalWORKs
Cal-Learn Program Related Forms/Notices of Action (NOAs)