What is TASC in schools?

The TASC Test is the approved high school equivalency test in 14 states. It tests five core subjects and is given on computers or with paper and pencil at approved testing centers. The TASC high school equivalency credential is equal to a GED credential and high school diploma.

What is TASC teacher?

TASC stands for Teachers in Academic Support Centers. The goal of TASC is to provide interventions, supports, enrichments, and extensions for students during the regu- lar school day.

Is the TASC test online?

The test is offered as a paper-and-pencil exam as well as online, providing flexibility for test takers and allowing states to phase in computer-based testing at a pace that meets their students’ needs.

What is TASC Cobra?

The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) requires employers to extend group health benefits to employees (and their families) who lose health benefits due to specific qualifying events. When you choose TASC to administer COBRA you will see considerable cost savings over administering in-house.

What does skill center do?

The Adult Skills Center (TASC) provides education, job-training and independent living services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. TASC currently serves over 200 low-income adults (ages 18 and over) in the San Fernando Valley.

Is the TASC test easy?

The TASC test is tough to pass; Mometrix can help you pass by helping you study. Use the Mometrix TASC test study guide, TASC practice test, flashcards, and video tutorials to help you get your high school equivalency diploma.

How much is the TASC test?

The TASC Test battery, which consists of 5 subtests (Reading, Writing, Math, Social Studies and Science) costs $94 (or $18.80 per subtest). ➢ The $94 battery fee for your first test includes all 5 subtests, plus up to 2 retests per content area/subtest if a passing score has not been obtained.

What does a COBRA administrator do?

Providing timely notice of COBRA eligibility, enrollment forms, duration of coverage and terms of payment after a qualifying event has occurred. Collecting premiums, reinstating coverage and supplying appropriate notices if premiums are not received.

Who is the plan administrator for COBRA?

The Department of Health and Human Services
1 The Department of Health and Human Services administers the COBRA provisions of the Public Health Service Act covering state and local government plans.