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If you are a High School student interested in learning more about careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), register now to participate in STEM Matters NYC Career Day on June 6, 2013.   There are so many STEM careers in unexpected places. Come learn first-hand about career pathways in these fields by visiting two of the following companies for an inside look.

Murray’s Cheese

Bitly

Good Housekeeping Research Institute

The Federal Aviation Administration at JFK

CVS Caremark

Time Warner Cable

Staten Island Zoo

AKRF

US Army Corps of Engineers

Department of Environmental Protection

Sign up by May 23^rd for this amazing experience!

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	Calendar Mark your calendar with important dates such as the first and last days of school, state exams, and Chancellor's Conference Day.			Enrollment Learn more about the wide range of options available and how to enroll in various pre-K through high school programs.
	Breakfast, Lunch and Snack Menus Wondering what's for lunch tomorrow? Look up monthly menus for all grade levels and programs.			High School Graduation Requirements New York State High School Graduation Requirements differ depending on the year you enter 9th grade.
	Rules and Policies The Student’s Bill of Rights spells out what you’re accountable for ... and what you can expect from your school.			Homework Resources A list of resources to help you complete your homework assignments.
	Dance, Music, Theater, and Visual Arts Programs Learn about the many opportunities available to stretch your creativity.			College and Career Resources Explore career interests, learn more about college options (including financial aid), or get help finding a job.
	Athletics Learn about our middle school (C.H.A.M.P.S.) and high school athletic leagues (P.S.A.L.).			Scholarships, Competitions, and Local Activities List updated weekly with citywide opportunities for all grade levels.
	Transportation Find your bus route (all you need is your student I.D.), MetroCard eligibility, and other important transporation information.			Respect For All (RFA) What should you do if you believe another student has harassed or discriminated against you or if you have witnessed such behavior? Other bullying/harassment questions are answered in the RFA policy.