CHS

Career Center & Volunteering
Your Employment Specialist on campus is Elisa Moreno in the Career Center. If you are interested in any of these opportunities, see Mrs. Elisa Moreno in Rm. 202 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES JOB LIST... Click here WORK PERMITS All students under the age of 18 must have work permits if they are employed (babysitting and yard work do not require a work permit). Students must have a 2.0 GPA to have work permits approved. Applications for work permits may be picked up from Ms. Fitzpatrick in the Counseling Office. For detailed information on Work Permits visit: www.sandi.net/career/wp.html A student’s first JOB is to be successful in their high school career.
VOLUNTEER / COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES Volunteer/Community Service Service Links: There are many opportunities for students interested in volunteering year round. Here are some links to organizations that use volunteers - please contact them directly: Ray and Joan Kroc Corp., Community Center http://www.kroccenter.org/ Americorps/Volunteer San Diego http://www.volunteersandiego.org/ San Diego American Red Cross http://www.sdarc.org/ Neighborhood House Association http://www.neighborhoodhouse.org/ San Diego Baykeeper http://www.sdbaykeeper.org/ I Love a Clean San Diego http://www.ilacsd.org/ Community Coaching Center http:/www.communitycoachingcenter.org
Peer Pal for the Community Coaching Center: Interact with the participants of the program after school or on Saturdays Join participants on community outings such as bowling, museums, parks, etc. or Home Base activities like baking or art projects Be a good Role Model to kids who have Autism Spectrum Disorders – show them first hand what it looks like to be a friend Check our website to see what we look like: www.communitycoachingcenter.org Have Fun!!! The Community Coaching Center (CCC) focuses on behavioral, social skill development, transitioning, and skill generalization in a variety of "real life" environments and social arenas for children and teens with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Requirements for the Peer Pal Program is that the student is capable of arriving to CCC no later than 3:00 P.M. and plan on departing around 6:00 P.M and on weekdays arriving by 11:00 A.M. and departing at 5:00 P.M. on Saturdays and be prepared for a day of fun and learning. The Peer Pal program will give the Volunteer student the opportunity to: Interact with school aged children on the Autism Spectrum. Join program participants on community outings such as bowling, museums, restaurants, parks, etc. Have Fun Become a positive role model to kids who have Autism Spectrum disorders You can download the “Peer Pal Packet” to see what the program entails and the truly wonderful children we get to work with. You may also pick up a Peer Pal Packet from Ms. Moore (Room 115) or at the Career Center (Room 202). Neiman Hatcher Program Assistant Community Coaching Center (858) 213-6383 www.communitycoachingcenter.org
The City of San Diego WAVE Program is recruiting youth ages 15+ for their Pool Lifeguard training! This program offers courses to qualify as an entry-level lifeguard. Each selected participant will complete a series of classes on Saturdays and some Sundays. Tryouts for the program will be held at City Heights Swim Center, 4380 Landis Street, San Diego on Saturday, October 11th at 9:00 am. Pre-registration is not required, simply show up dressed to swim! Students must be at least 15 years old as of 11/02/08. Requirements include the ability to swim 300 yards continuously and complete a short written exam. The program fee is $50.00 (scholarships are available). Questions? Call Belinda Bencomo at (619) 525-8232 or by e-mail at bbencomo@sandiego.gov. Get a brochure from your CHS swim coach, H2O polo coach, or stop by the Career Center in room 202.

Career Center
& Volunteering

Your Employment Specialist on campus is Elisa Moreno in the Career Center.
If you are interested in any of these opportunities, see Mrs. Elisa Moreno in Rm. 202

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

JOB LIST... Click here

WORK PERMITS
All students under the age of 18 must have work permits if they are employed (babysitting and yard work do not require a work permit). Students must have a 2.0 GPA to have work permits approved. Applications for work permits may be picked up from Ms. Fitzpatrick in the Counseling Office. For detailed information on Work Permits visit: www.sandi.net/career/wp.html

A student’s first JOB is to be successful in their high school career.

VOLUNTEER / COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer/Community Service Service Links:

There are many opportunities for students interested in volunteering year round. Here are some links to organizations that use volunteers - please contact them directly:

Ray and Joan Kroc Corp., Community Center http://www.kroccenter.org/
Americorps/Volunteer San Diego http://www.volunteersandiego.org/
San Diego American Red Cross http://www.sdarc.org/
Neighborhood House Association http://www.neighborhoodhouse.org/
San Diego Baykeeper http://www.sdbaykeeper.org/
I Love a Clean San Diego http://www.ilacsd.org/
Community Coaching Center http:/www.communitycoachingcenter.org

Peer Pal for the Community Coaching Center:

Interact with the participants of the program after school or on Saturdays
Join participants on community outings such as bowling, museums, parks, etc. or Home Base activities like baking or art projects
Be a good Role Model to kids who have Autism Spectrum Disorders – show them first hand what it looks like to be a friend
Check our website to see what we look like: www.communitycoachingcenter.org
Have Fun!!!

The Community Coaching Center (CCC) focuses on behavioral, social skill development, transitioning, and skill generalization in a variety of "real life" environments and social arenas for children and teens with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Requirements for the Peer Pal Program is that the student is capable of arriving to CCC no later than 3:00 P.M. and plan on departing around 6:00 P.M and on weekdays arriving by 11:00 A.M. and departing at 5:00 P.M. on Saturdays and be prepared for a day of fun and learning. The Peer Pal program will give the Volunteer student the opportunity to:

Interact with school aged children on the Autism Spectrum.
Join program participants on community outings such as bowling, museums, restaurants, parks, etc.
Have Fun
Become a positive role model to kids who have Autism Spectrum disorders

You can download the “Peer Pal Packet” to see what the program entails and the truly wonderful children we get to work with.

You may also pick up a Peer Pal Packet from Ms. Moore (Room 115) or at the Career Center (Room 202).

Neiman Hatcher
Program Assistant
Community Coaching Center
(858) 213-6383

www.communitycoachingcenter.org

The City of San Diego WAVE Program is recruiting youth ages 15+ for their Pool Lifeguard training! This program offers courses to qualify as an entry-level lifeguard. Each selected participant will complete a series of classes on Saturdays and some Sundays. Tryouts for the program will be held at City Heights Swim Center, 4380 Landis Street, San Diego on Saturday, October 11th at 9:00 am. Pre-registration is not required, simply show up dressed to swim! Students must be at least 15 years old as of 11/02/08. Requirements include the ability to swim 300 yards continuously and complete a short written exam. The program fee is $50.00 (scholarships are available). Questions? Call Belinda Bencomo at (619) 525-8232 or by e-mail at bbencomo@sandiego.gov. Get a brochure from your CHS swim coach, H2O polo coach, or stop by the Career Center in room 202.

Career Center & Volunteering

Career Center
& Volunteering