Term that is commonly used to refer to those individuals who face economic, cultural, social, societal, and/or educational challenges that may profoundly impact them such that they are more likely predispositioned to not complete school.

Term used by Illinois State Board of Education to refer to children who are at-risk of academic failure because of economic status of the family, condition of birth, developmental delays, or environmental factors.

A term used to describe children who have, or could have, developmental problems that may affect later learning.

The at-risk rules limit the amount of tax losses that can be deducted from a business or investment to the amount that is at-risk in that investment. The amount at-risk includes the cash and the fair market value of any property invested in the business. The amount at-risk (the deduction limit) also includes debts for which the taxpayer is personally liable.

Term used to describe a provider organization that bears the insurance risk associated with the health care it provides.

These rules impose restrictions on deductions or credits to the value of indebted property that is subject to loss by the taxpayer. These rules primarily deny deductions or credits arising from debts for which the taxpayer is not personally liable.

a description of a person whose mother or father has HD or has inherited the HD gene and who therefore has a 50-50 chance of inheriting the disorder.

Property and assets exposed to the danger of loss.

Being exposed to potential loss.