; (B) is residing in or returning to the geographic area served; and (C) (i) is a school dropout (within the meaning of section 129(a)(1)(B)(iii)(I)) from a high school, except that not more than 10 percent of the individuals accepted to participate in a program under subsection (b) may be found eligible under this subparagraph solely on the basis of meeting the requirements of this clause; or (ii) is an individual who is, or has been, subject to the juvenile or adult criminal justice system, including an individual who— (I) is or has been incarcerated in a correctional institution (including being enrolled in a work release center at the institution or in a detention facility for juveniles); (II) is or has been subject to that system due to having an out-of-home placement, or being on probation or parole; or (III) is serving or has served an alternative sentence, or a sentence to a diversion program, ordered through that system. (4) Eligible youth The term eligible youth means an individual who, on the date of the individual's enrollment— (A) is not younger than age 16 and not older than age 17; (B) is residing in or returning to the geographic area served; and (C) (i) is a school dropout (within the meaning of section 129(a)(1)(B)(iii)(I)) from a high school, except that not more than 10 percent of the individuals accepted to participate in a program under subsection (c) may be found eligible under this subparagraph solely on the basis of meeting the requirements of this clause; or (ii) is an individual who is, or has been, subject to the juvenile justice system, including an individual who— (I) is or has been incarcerated in a correctional institution (including being enrolled in a work release center at the institution or in a detention facility for juveniles); (II) is or has been subject to that system due to having an out-of-home placement, or being on probation or parole