NOTE: When a local/State education agency makes a third party payment for the food and shelter
                        provided at the ED/VOC institution, determine that the recipient receives countable
                        ISM if these funds are not otherwise excludable (SI 00835.706C.6.).
                     
                     
                     EXAMPLE 1: Child Subject To Deeming is Away at School 
                     
                     Lucy Jones, a 14-year-old eligible child, is a resident at the State School for the
                        Hearing-Impaired. Lucy will live at school during the school year (09/10/98 - 06/10/99).
                        Lucy lives with their parents between semesters and during vacations. The claims specialist
                        (CS) determines that Lucy's permanent residence is their parents' home where Lucy
                        is subject to deeming. And, the CS identifies this as a situation where ISM development
                        is needed for both the parents' home and the school. Per (SI 00835.042), when a child subject to deeming is away at school, ISM is potentially countable
                        in both the permanent residence (the parents' home) and in the school.
                     
                     
                     After developing the living arrangements, the CS determines that Lucy receives no
                        ISM in the parents' home. But, the CS learns from the parents that they do not pay
                        for Lucy's food and shelter at the school. Further development reveals that the State
                        Department of Education pays for Lucy's food and shelter which is valued at $400 per
                        month. The CS determines that this third party payment results in countable ISM for
                        Lucy. Lucy is charged with ISM capped at the PMV for each month that Lucy is at school
                        including September and June. See SI 00835.400, " ISM only to the Claimant" for detailed instructions for processing this type of
                        case within the SSI Claims System.
                     
                     
                     EXAMPLE 2: Child Not Subject To Deeming is Away at School 
                     
                     James Wilson, a 15-year-old eligible child, is a resident at the same school as in
                        (SI 00835.714), Example 1. James lives at school during the school year and lives with a grandparent
                        between semesters and during vacations. The CS determines that James' permanent residence
                        is the grandparent's home where James is not subject to deeming. Following the temporary absence rules in (SI 00835.040 and SI 00835.042), the CS determines that any ISM James receives would be based on the permanent living
                        arrangement, i.e., their grandparent's home. ISM James receives while at school (a
                        temporary absence) is not counted per (SI 00835.040C.2.).