All-Family Participation Rate Family TypeCore RequirementsTotal Requirements Single parent with a child under the age of six An average of 20 hours a week x 4.3 weeks a month= 86 hours monthly All other families except teen parent families An average of 20 hours a week x 4.3 weeks a month= 86 hours monthly An average of 30 hours a week x 4.3 weeks a month= 129 hours monthly The participation rate includes all families with at least one work-eligible parent Two-parent families must have at least one of the parents participating in the minimum required hours to be included in the numerator of the all-family rate. These hours must be reported in the data entry system

Two-Parent Family Participation Rate Family TypeCore RequirementsTotal Requirements Two-parent family not receiving federal funded subsidized childcare An average of 30 hours a week x 4.3 weeks a month= 129 hours monthly An average of 35 hours a week x 4.3 weeks a month= (151) hours monthly Two-parent family receiving federal funded subsidized childcare An average of 50 hours a week x 4.3 weeks a month= 215 hours monthly An average of 55 hours a week x 4.3 weeks a month= (237) hours monthly The two-parent family participation rate only includes families with two work-eligible parents Two-parent families where one parent has a medical limitation lasting greater than 30 days recorded on the data entry system (as a deferral) will not be included in the two- parent family participation rate

Teens Without A High School Diploma or GED Teens without a high school diploma are treated different for inclusion in the numerator of both rates Teen parents without a high school diploma or GED A teen is engaged if (s)he participates in secondary education program satisfactorily or education directly related to employment for 86 hours monthly An equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. All voice telephone numbers on this document may be reached by persons using TTY/TDD equipment via the Florida Relay Service at 711. For married recipients, the teens will be counted if they complete 86 hours monthly in either secondary education program or education directly related to employment Both teens are required to participate in activities for the minimum required hours