Ohio Admin. Code 5101:4-6-04 - Food assistance: student enrolled in an institution of higher education
To be eligible for the program, a student as defined in paragraph (A) of this rule must meet at least one of the following criteria:
The exemption shall begin with the month the school term begins or the month work study is approved, whichever is later. Once begun, the exemption shall continue until the end of the month the school term ends, or it becomes known that the student has refused an assignment. When it is determined that a student had been approved and anticipated performing work study hours that did not materialize, no claim is to be created. When a determination is made that the student deliberately gave wrong or misleading information, a claim is to be created. The student work study exemption shall not continue between terms when there are breaks of a full month or longer unless the student is participating in work study during the break.
(b) An employment and training
program under Chapter 5101:4-3 of the Administrative Code;
(e) A program of career and
technical education as defined in section three of the Carl D. Perkins Career
and Technical Education Act of 2006 (20 U.S.C. 2302) designed to be completed
in not more than four years at an institution of higher education as defined in
section 102 of the Higher Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 2296
).
The enrollment status of a student shall begin on the first day of the school term of the institution of higher education. Such enrollment shall be deemed to continue through normal periods of class attendance, vacation and recess, unless the student graduates, is suspended or expelled, drops out, or does not intend to register for the next normal school term excluding summer school.
An individual who is subject to the requirements
of paragraph (B) of this rule
but who
Residents of institutions are not
eligible for program participation. Dormitories are considered institutions
when they provide students the majority of their meals and the dormitory is not
authorized to accept SNAP benefits. When a student can demonstrate that the
dormitory does not provide him or her a majority of his meals, the student may
participate when otherwise eligible. For example, when the dormitory has
separate room/board contracts and the student only enters into a "room"
contract, the student would not be considered a resident of an
institution.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 5101.54
Rule Amplifies: 329.04, 329.042, 5101.54
Prior Effective Dates: 08/01/1984 (Emer.), 10/20/1984, 08/16/1985 (Emer.), 11/01/1985 (Emer.), 01/01/1986, 04/10/1987 (Emer.), 06/22/1987, 08/01/1987 (Emer.), 10/25/1987, 03/24/1988 (Emer.), 06/18/1988, 01/01/1989 (Emer.), 03/18/1989, 10/01/1990, 08/01/1992 (Emer.), 10/30/1992, 09/01/1994, 02/01/1996, 02/01/1999, 05/01/2003, 06/06/2008, 06/01/2013, 09/01/2018, 11/01/2019
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To be eligible for the program, a student as defined in paragraph (A) of this rule must meet at least one of the following criteria:
The exemption shall begin with the month the school term begins or the month work study is approved, whichever is later. Once begun, the exemption shall continue until the end of the month the school term ends, or it becomes known that the student has refused an assignment. When it is determined that a student had been approved and anticipated performing work study hours that did not materialize, no claim is to be created. When a determination is made that the student deliberately gave wrong or misleading information, a claim is to be created. The student work study exemption shall not continue between terms when there are breaks of a full month or longer unless the student is participating in work study during the break.
(b) An employment and training program under Chapter 5101:4-3 of the Administrative Code;
(e) A program of career and technical education as defined in section three of the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006 (20 U.S.C. 2302) designed to be completed in not more than four years at an institution of higher education as defined in section 102 of the Higher Education Act of 1965 (20 U.S.C. 2296 ).
The enrollment status of a student shall begin on the first day of the school term of the institution of higher education. Such enrollment shall be deemed to continue through normal periods of class attendance, vacation and recess, unless the student graduates, is suspended or expelled, drops out, or does not intend to register for the next normal school term excluding summer school.
An individual who is subject to the requirements of paragraph (B) of this rule but who
Residents of institutions are not eligible for program participation. Dormitories are considered institutions when they provide students the majority of their meals and the dormitory is not authorized to accept SNAP benefits. When a student can demonstrate that the dormitory does not provide him or her a majority of his meals, the student may participate when otherwise eligible. For example, when the dormitory has separate room/board contracts and the student only enters into a "room" contract, the student would not be considered a resident of an institution.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 5101.54
Rule Amplifies: 329.04, 329.042, 5101.54
Prior Effective Dates: 08/01/1984 (Emer.), 10/20/1984, 08/16/1985 (Emer.), 11/01/1985 (Emer.), 01/01/1986, 04/10/1987 (Emer.), 06/22/1987, 08/01/1987 (Emer.), 10/25/1987, 03/24/1988 (Emer.), 06/18/1988, 01/01/1989 (Emer.), 03/18/1989, 10/01/1990, 08/01/1992 (Emer.), 10/30/1992, 09/01/1994, 02/01/1996, 02/01/1999, 05/01/2003, 06/06/2008, 06/01/2013, 09/01/2018, 11/01/2019