Science Technology Entry Program
STEP is open to students from 7th-12th grade.
Members of “historically underrepresented populations” include students who consider themselves African American, Hispanic Latino, American Indian or Alaskan Native or students who are economically disadvantaged.
To encourage “historically underrepresented populations” to successfully enter STEM careers or become licensed professionals, in order to increase the diversity found in said careers.
YES..we can collaborate with any group as long as it is not another NYS Education Department grant funded program.
Students who participate in clubs/organizations/ community service and the likes can network, develop work place skills, learn new information and make FRIENDS!
Yes!! We can help with most everything or direct you to someone that can help, but be advised we help you help yourself. STAFF will not do your work, but will happily help you to get a job accomplished.
STEP students attend schools within the Utica City School District or Utica Academy of Science.
STEP is not a remedial opportunity program.
STEP is an academic excellence program that encourages its members to reach their full potential as student leaders and scholars.