Eligible for education pricing?

Hi,
I'm a gonna be a senior in high school but I was wondering if I qualify for the education discount for buying a macbook pro. I work every summer at a private school that runs a enrichment camp and am called faculty there because I manage the tech department and assist for teachers of classes. I am on payroll there. Does this make me eligible for student/teacher discount? The more money I can save the better so I am hoping I am.
It is so annoying that they don't give us high schoolers any love. We are like one of their biggest consumer bases, at least where I'm from. Everyone in high school has a mac here. They should give us some incentive to return by offering discounts and promotions for our age group.
(ps the camp is for middle schoolers so the age group is right)

Hi Irina ...
Read here > Apple Education Pricing - Discounts for Student, Faculty, and Staff - Apple Store (U.S.)

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Unless an employee stops by this forum and reads your message, you need to know...
This is an open forum, not Adobe support... you need Adobe support
Adobe contact information - http://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html may help
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http://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud/students.edu.html
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I am not a student currently enrolled in college, nor a teacher.
I have, however, been working for the New York State Department of Education in P-16 EMSC & OHE (Elementary, Middle, Secondary and College & Office of Higher Education) in the Office of Teaching Initiatives for nearly 3.5 years now. As "Staff and Faculty" of a Higher Education Institution, I would assume that I am qualified, though the Apple drop down menu only shows our department under K-12 listed for our zip code (we do have general classes/GED in the building as well).
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Thanks. I have checked there and their terms of service, but it still remains a little fuzzy on exactly what Apple defines an "Institution" as.
Do they mean high school, college/university AND state/government facility?
I notice from other questions on the subject on this forum that people have mentioned using their ".edu" mails as verification... but I do not have an .edu email. I have an NYSED.gov email.
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