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Need a Work Permit?
If you need a B1-1 Application for a Work Permit, here is the link!
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How to Obtain a Work Permit During Distance Learning Due to COVID-19
- Students will print out the Form B1-1 Statement of Intent to Employ a Minor and Request for Work Permit-Certificate of Age.
- Students will complete Minor’s Information and School Information.
- Parent or legal guardians must sign their portion of the form.
- Students will check the Employer COVID Procedures list to see if their employer has submitted necessary documentation of COVID Procedures.
- If the Employer has submitted the documentation, students will take the B1-1 to their employer - the employer must complete and sign the employer section.
- If the Employer has NOT submitted the documentation, the student will print the request for documentation letter and take that and their B1-1 to their employer. The employer must complete and sign the employer section of the B1-1 AND attach a copy of their COVID Safety Procedures to the B1-1.
- Students must return completed Form B1-1 with all signatures and COVID Safety Procedures where applicable Work Experience Teacher who will confirm they have all necessary requirements met.
- Students will be contacted when the Work Permit is ready (24 to 48 hours) and an appointment will be scheduled for pick-up.
- Students must take the completed Permit to Employ and Work (Form B1-4) back to the employer.
If you do not know who your Work Experience Teacher is, please check the list below and email or visit their website for specific instructions.
IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
- Work Permit Applications must be signed by the employer.
- A parent or guardian must also sign the application.
- The student’s social security number is required to process a work permit.
- Student ID will be verified through district records.
- The completed “official” work permit is signed by the student and the Work Experience Coordinator.
- Each new job requires a new work permit.
- Minimum 2.0 GPA required for a work permit and no F’s last Quarter.
- Summer work permits expire August 10, 2020.
Updated 8/1/2020
In order to obtain a Work Permit, please contact the Work Experience Educator at your school site:
Chavez High School
Trevor Calder
tcalder@stocktonusd.netEdison High School
Drake Balcao
dbalcao@stocktonusd.netFranklin High School
Ron Tankerlsey
rtankersley@stocktonusd.netStagg High School
Julie Yescas
jyescas@stocktonusd.netJane Frederick
Denise Wyatt
dwyatt@stocktonusd.netStockton High
Valarie Benjamin
vbenjamin@stocktonusd.netHealth Careers Academy
Maxine Areida
MaxineAreida@stocktonusd.netMerlo
Denise Wyatt
dwyatt@stocktonusd.netPacific Law Academy
Julie Yescas
jyescas@stocktonusd.netStockton Early College Academy
Denise Wyatt
dwyatt@stocktonusd.netWeber Institute
Valarie Benjamin
vbejamin@stocktonusd.netIMPORTANT REMINDERS:
- Work Permit Applications must be signed by the employer.
- A parent or guardian must also sign the application.
- The student’s social security number is required to process a work permit.
- Student ID will be verified through district records.
- The completed “official” work permit is signed by the student and the Work Experience Coordinator.
- Each new job requires a new work permit.
- Minimum 2.0 GPA required for a work permit and no F’s last Quarter.
Updated 8/1/2020
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Work Experience and Work Permits
More
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Resources
- Labor Laws Brochure
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- Young Workers Health and Safety Website
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Links to Check Out!
- Job Corp
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- Department of Industrial Relations - Do you need to know laws that apply to teen workers? Do you need to file a complaint? If you have questions, talk to your Work Experience Coordinator.
- NIOSH - National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health - Find out about safety and health on the job for youth.
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Chavez High School
Trevor Calder
(209) 933-7480 x8932
TCalder@stocktonusd.net
Bush
Harrison
Hong Kingston
Kennedy
Peyton
Rio Calaveras
Edison High School
Drake Balcao
(209) 933-7425 x8078
DBalcao@stocktonusd.net
Huerta
Marshall
McKinley
San Joaquin
Taft
Taylor
Jane Frederick/Merlo/SECA
Denise Wyatt
DWyatt@stocktonusd.net
At Jane Frederick (209) 933-7340 x7870
Monday mornings
At Merlo (209) 933-7190 x4716
Monday afternoons, all day Wednesdays and Fridays
At SECA (209) 933-7370 x1478
Monday mornings, all day Tuesdays and Thursdays
Adams
Cleveland
Commodore
Filmore
Fremont
Grunsky
Montezuma
Nightengale
Pittman
Spanos
Wilson
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Franklin High School
Ron Tankersley Jr.
(209) 933-7435 x8279
RTankersley@stocktonusd.net
Elmwood
Hamilton
Henry
King
Monroe
Van Buren
Stagg High School
Julie Yescas
(209) 933-7445 x8508
JYescas@stocktonusd.net
El Dorado/PYA
Hoover
Kohl
Madison
Pacific Law Academy
Public Safety Academy
Tyler
Victory
Weber/Stockton High
Valarie Benjamin
VBenjamin@stocktonusd.net
At Weber (209) 933-7330 x7931
Monday afternoons, all day Wednesdays and Fridays
At Stockton High (209) 933-7365 x7935
Monday mornings, all day Tuesdays and Thursdays
August
Hazelton
Pullium
Roosevelt
Washington
Health Careers Academy
Maxine Areida
MaxineAreida@stocktonusd.net
(209) 933-7360 x8667
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Work Permit Information
- Beginning the day after school is out for the summer, summer work permits are issued by the Child Welfare and Attendance Office at 1144 E Channel Street, Room 105. Note: Summer Work Permits expire one week after the school year begins.
- School for Adults and San Joaquin Delta College GED students receive their work permits from their home schools. Example: If a student currently enrolled at School for Adults previously attended Stagg High School, that student would get a permit from Stagg.