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DECA's high school members benefit from activities in DECA's Comprehensive Learning Program.

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Requirements:

Grade: A average

Take 2 years of Spanish

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Get exposed to several health career

Use medical equipment

Learn more about different health issues

For more information contact
Dr. Decter

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Copy of debate club - Made with PosterMyWall (1)

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Copy of Book Club Flyer - Made with PosterMyWall (1)

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For more information see
Ms. Robinson

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Contact: Ms. Scheetz (Science Teacher)

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For more information contact   Ms. Murphy (English Teacher)

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HOSA Health Occupations student of America

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HOSA Health Occupations student of America

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For more information contact:
Ms. Zajac

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Participate in programs like:

1. Brain Day

2. Yale Summer Scholars

3. Math On Saturdays

4. More!

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Welcome | Yale Pathways Summer Scholars Program

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Yale Pathways Summer Scholars is a free two-week summer science day program for 100 local high school students in the Yale Pathways to Science program. As part of the program, students have the opportunity to select from a variety of STEM workshops, collaboratively designed and taught by Yale faculty and graduate students.

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HPREP Health Profession Recruitment and Exposure Program 

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HPREP Health Profession Recruitment and Exposure Program 

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Welcome | Summer Science Research Institute

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The Yale Summer Science Research Institute (SSRI) connects qualified high school students from the New Haven area with scientific research labs at Yale. We hope to provide high-quality research experiences to New Haven students in order to excite them about scientific investigation, enable them to explore new scientific fields, and increase their college preparedness.

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MUST BE AN EVO STUDENT TO RECEIVE AN INTERNSHIP THROUGH THIS PROGRAM

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EVO Internships | Evolutions After School Program

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The Evolutions Internship gives high school students the opportunity to join scientists in the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History to conduct research in fields ranging from Vertebrate Paleontology to Geochemistry. In this summer program, students work a total of 100 hours (approximately 15-20 hours per week) doing a specific project assigned to them or working alongside graduate and undergraduate students.

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(CROY) Cancer Research Opportunity for the Youth 

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(CROY) Cancer Research Opportunity for the Youth 

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Paid Cancer Research Internship

MUST BE A RISING SOPHOMORE, JUNIOR OR SENIOR

For more information click the Picture

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CROY (Cancer Research Opportunities for Youth) Summer Session Kicks Off | Yale School of Medicine

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CROY (Cancer Research Opportunities for Youth) is an initiative from Yale Cancer Center meant to provide young people from the community hands-on experience, mentoring, and collaboration within the cancer research pipeline.

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COMMUNITY SERVICE       Yale-New Haven Hospital Volunteer 

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COMMUNITY SERVICE       Yale-New Haven Hospital Volunteer 

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Get Community Service Hours during the school year and summer

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Volunteer Services - Yale New Haven Hospital

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Established in 1933, Yale New Haven Hospital has one of the oldest organized hospital volunteer programs in the country

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Guide New Haven students of diverse cultures and backgrounds to promote their reading

comprehension skills by becoming a tutor
No teaching experience required
For more information click below

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Volunteers are the heart and soul of New Haven Reads, and we are always accepting new applications.

Volunteer Opportunties

Weekly and Substitute Tutoring

Tutors provide one-on-one reading instruction for students ages 6-18. You don't need any prior experience teaching or working with children, just a love of reading and a desire to help a child succeed.

Time commitment: One hour per week, Monday-Friday afternoons or Saturday 10-2pm.

Training: A one hour orientation session is required before your first session. You may also shadow a session, and in-depth trainings occur 3-4 times each year.

How to Apply: Submit our Volunteer Application and select "Tutoring" or "Substitute Tutoring" as your preferred volunteer area.

Book Bank

Book Bank volunteers accept book donations, sort and shelve books, and fill book orders for pick up by community organizations. Book lovers beware: you will find many books to take home.

Time Commitment: One shift of 2-3 hours per week. Shifts are on weekdays between the hours of 12 PM and 4 PM.

Training: On-site orientation is provided during your first shift.

How to Apply: Submit our Volunteer Application and select "Book Bank" as your preferred volunteer area.

Field Trips

Field trip volunteers work in pairs to help run the field trips program for Pre-K through 5th grade classes from the greater New Haven area. During each class visit, volunteers read stories out loud and help each student pick out five books.

Time commitment: One field trip per week for an entire school ear. Field trips visit Tuesday-Friday mornings.

Training: On-site orientation is provided prior to your first field trip, and shadowing is also an option.

How to Apply: Submit our Volunteer Application and select "Field Trip Reader" as your preferred volunteer area.

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Volunteers are the heart and soul of New Haven Reads, and we are always accepting new applications. Weekly and Substitute Tutoring Tutors provide one-on-one reading instruction for students ages 6-18. You don't need any prior experience teaching or working with children, just a love of reading and a desire to help a child succeed.

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3-day out-of-state college trip

SAT practice and college essay writing workshops

Network with college students

Hands on activities and museum exhibit projects

Application process takes place in September and August

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Welcome | Evolutions After School Program

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Welcome to the Evolutions page! EVOLUTIONS is a free youth program for New Haven and West Haven high school students. Through weekly classes, monthly events, museum jobs, and research internships, EVO prepares you for college and beyond!

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Requirements:

Scholarship: Cumulative GPA of 3.8
Service: Contributions to school and community
Leadership: Have 2 active leadership positions
Character: Honesty, Reliability, Courtesy, Concern, Respect for others, Clean disciplinary record