Teacher Stipend 1099-misc 2023 tax year

[Ashel56]

I received a 1099-Misc for a teacher stipend. I am not self-employed. This was not made from work hours and was paid by a different entity that is not my employer (school at which I teach). It was reported in Box 3 on the 1099-misc. Should this income be reported as “other income” or should it be reported as self-employment income on a Schedule C? 
Here is some information about the stipend per the payer’s website:

“Child Care WAGE$® Iowa (WAGE$) is a salary supplement program offered by Iowa AEYC. WAGE$ works hand-in-hand with T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood® Iowa. WAGE$ offers salary supplements (also called stipends) to the early care and education workforce, based on the individual’s level of formal education and commitment to their program.”

[Vanessa A]

No, the teacher stipend from Iowa does not count as self-employment income.  

To enter the 1099 Misc as non-self-employment income take the following steps:

• Income
• 1099-MIsc under Other Common Income
• Enter the information from the 1099-MIsc
• Continue through and say the work does NOT involve work that is like your main job
• Select the years you received it
• Say no, to did this involve an intent to earn money