Stephanie Price sprice@tusd.net ext. 2034
Monday - Friday 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM (Lunch 12:35 - 1:05pm) - Room A104
Walk ins and Appointments are Welcome, also before school, both lunches, and Mondays after school (CLOSED DURING BREAKS)
THS Career Center Handout - CLICK HERE
ATTENTION GRADUATING SENIORS!
Congratulations on your senior year! Diplomas need to be ordered early so that they arrive in time! Please log in to Aeries to verify your name and current address. Your name on the diploma will be printed according to your TUSD Aeries registered name(transcript and diploma). If your TUSD Aeries name is currently incorrect in our database (such as missing accent mark, hyphen, suffix, etc.), please complete this formand turn it into the College and Career Center (A104) by December 1, 2025.
Work Permits (Employment Section at bottom of this page)
(NOTE: Processing may take approximately 2-3 days. The Career Center is closed during the Holiday/Spring/Summer/Winter Breaks)
Various career assessments to explore:
- California Colleges Career Assessments
- Myers Briggs
- Big Future College Board Career Interest
- Holland Code
- Motivational Appraisal of Personal Potential Career Aptitude Test
- Princeton Review Career Quiz
- 123 Career Test
CSU Application Workshop
Activity Form - Click Here
ASVAB Test (Typically twice a year, Fall and Spring) - The ASVAB is an aptitude test that measures your developed abilities to understand your skill strengths whether you plan to enter the workforce, pursue further education at a university, community college, vocational institution or the military for future success. ASVAB Test November 5, 2025 9am. Post Test Interpretation: November 19, 2025 9am
Space is limited! Your slot can only be reserved if you submit this completed CCC Activity Form by Monday, Oct 27, 2025 by 3pm to A104 on a first come first serve basis. Seniors and Juniors will have priority. The required Activity Form can be found - CLICK HERE
SJDC Information Session Presentation - Wednesday, Oct 15th - 5th period (1:33pm-2:38pm) Rm A104, College and Career Center
Activity Form - Click Here
College and Career Fair - Tuesday, September 30, 2025, Main Gym 3:45pm - 5:15pm
Sample College Questions - Click Here
St. Mary's Admissions Information Session - Wednesday, September 24, 2025
-Both Lunches (Quad)
-5th period (Rm A104) Click Here - QR Code to RSVP (Activity Form Required)
Cal Poly Humboldt + University of San Francisco - Wednesday, September 24, 2025 Lunchtime Quad/In front of cafeteria
Sample College Questions - Click Here
UC Santa Barbara Admissions Information Session - Tuesday,September 2, 2025
1st period room A104
Click Here - QR Code RSVP + Activity Form Required
(Priority will be to Seniors, if space is available, will also be open to Juniors)
College Bound Bootcamp! There is still one more session available! Virtual Session - August 5th - 7th from 5:00pm - 8:00pm. Use the QR code to sign up!
THS Awards Night If you are a THS or Local scholarship winner, please plan to attend Awards Night in May.
This is an opportunity to be recognized for your achievements and to possibly meet the Donor/Foundation in person.
Spring 2025 SAT Test (Juniors Only)
Signups March 17 - March 21 with the Bookkeeper
Stein Barber Academy Quad Lunchtime April 16, 2025
Sac State Admitted Students - Next Steps Presentation
NROTC Scholarship Info Session
Monday, Feb 24th 2:20pm - 3:00pm Rm A104 Monday, Mar 3rd 2:20pm - 3:00pm Rm A104
CTE Diagnostic Imaging/Nursing - Sutter Health
February 26, 2025 Room D210 (1st and 2nd periods)
Must complete Activity Form to attend (available in A104)
Cash for College Workshop - Tuesday, January 28, 2025 (5pm - 7pm) D209 Computer Lab + Library
BRING YOUR LAPTOP AS COMPUTER STATIONS ARE LIMITED!
Please note - student needs to be present to log in to the computer station in D209
Military Mondays (Learn about the benefits, scholarships, and pathways)
ASVAB test (Sign ups are CLOSED/FULL)
Feb 5, 2025 at 9:00 am
ASVAB Post-Test Interpretation Session
Feb 19, 2025 at 9:00 am You must bring a Fully Charged TUSD Student Laptop in order to take the test.
Must complete an activity form to get 1st and 2nd teachers' approval - Click Here
Space is VERY LIMITED! Seniors and Juniors will have priority.
Aug 27 St. Mary's
Sept 9 Military Monday
Sept 16 UC Davis and UC Riverside
Sept 26 College and Career Fair
Sept 30 Azusa Pacific
Oct 14 Military Monday
Oct 22 CSU Stanislaus
Oct 28 UC Merced
Nov 4 Military Monday
No 5 SJDC FA101
Nov 18 SJDC
Nov 21 City of Tracy
Dec 3 SEU NorCal
ASVAB test (Sign ups Available NOW! Deadline to sign up is Oct 31 - Click Here)
Test Date is Nov 6, 2024 at 9:00 am You must bring a Fully Charged TUSD Student Laptop in order to take the test. ASVAB Post-Test Interpretation Session
Nov 20, 2024 at 9:00 am You must bring a Fully Charged TUSD Student Laptop in order to review the results.
Financial Aid 101 - Tuesday, November 5, 2024 (5pm - 5:45pm) THS Library, space is limited!
UC Davis and UC Riverside Application/Information Session
Monday, September 16, 2024
A104 College and Career Center
Stop by and bring a fellow THS classmate!
QR Code RSVP. Walk Ins welcome, RSVP students will be priority. - Click Here
College & Career Fair - Click Here Thursday, September 26, 2024
Main Gym 3:45pm - 5:15pm
Tentative Attendees - Click Here
CSU Stan CSUCollege Application Support
Tues, Oct 22 3:45pm - 4:30pm A104
Bring your LAPTOP!
UC Merced College Application Support
Monday, Oct 28th 2:20pm - 3:20pm A104
Bring your LAPTOP!
SJDC College Application Support
Monday, November 18th (2:20pm- 3:20pm) Room A104
Bring your LAPTOP!
FAFSA, CADAA, Cash for College Workshops, & Financial Resources
Types of Aid: Loans, Scholarships, Grants, Student Employment (Federal Work Study FWS)
SENIORS - Save the Dates!
Financial Aid 101 Presentation - Thursday, November 13, 2025 from 5:30 to 6:30 PM (Room A104)
Cash for College Workshop - Wednesday, January 28, 2026 from 5:00pm to 7:00 PM (Room A104) You MUST review the applicable link and the applicable checklist below BEFORE attending the Cash for College Workshop. The Cash for College workshop is only if you need assistance with the online application.
-https://studentaid.gov/help/info-needed (FAFSA)
-https://www.csac.ca.gov/cadaa-how-to-apply (CADAA)
FA101 - Nov 5, 2024 (5pm - 5:45pm) THS Library
Did you miss the FA101 Presentation? Whether you plan to attend SJDC or elsewhere, make sure to visit this link and scroll all the way to the bottom to find the helpful videos and financial aid workshops -https://www.deltacollege.edu/department/financial-aid-scholarships
Cash for College Workshop - January 28, 2025 from 5 to 7pm
SJDC Cash for College Workshops
Need assistance with filling out your FAFSA or CA Dream Actapplication? Join San Joaquin Delta College for one-on-one assistance from a financial aid outreach specialist and complete your FAFSA or California Dream Act application. See SJDC link.
Starting October 1, 2025, California students and families can apply for financial aid for the 2026–27 academic year by completing either the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Application (CADAA). Together, these applications open the door to a wide range of federal, state, and institutional financial aid that can help make college more affordable.
Each institution can have its own deadline. For the 2025-2026 academic year, the priority deadline for California state financial aid programs, including Cal Grant, is April 2, 2025. For community college students, the deadline is September 2, 2025.
Which application should I complete?
The FAFSA or the CADAA? Students should only complete one application, either the FAFSA or CADAA. Students should complete a FAFSA if they are U.S. citizens, legal permanent residents (green card holders), or have Refugee status, have been granted Asylum, or are T-Visa holders. Students should complete CADAA if they are undocumented regardless of DACA status, if they have Temporary Protected Status (TPS), or are U-Visa holders
How does a contributor access the FAFSA?
The new FAFSA is a role-based application, with each contributor having a separate section to complete. Either a parent or a student can start the FAFSA and invite the other person to contribute to the application. The inviting contributor provides the name, date of birth, email address, and social security number of the additional contributor when requested. The email address does not need to be the same email address the additional contributor used or will use to create their StudentAid.gov account (formerly FSA ID). For parents who do not have a social security number, please select the box for “My parent does not have a social security number.”
Your contributors will each need their own StudentAid.gov account too, which should also be created before they enter the FAFSA form. “Contributor” is a new term on the FAFSA form—it refers to anyone (you, your spouse, your biological or adoptive parent, or your parent’s spouse) required to provide information on your FAFSA form.
As a student, you’ll be required to enter your Social Security number (SSN) to create a StudentAid.gov account unless you’re a citizen of the Freely Associated States. However, beginning with the 2024–25 FAFSA form, your contributors who don’t have an SSN can create a StudentAid.gov account to complete their section of your FAFSA form.
If a contributor has an SSN, you’re required to provide this number when inviting them to contribute to your FAFSA form. Do not indicate that a contributor doesn’t have an SSN simply because you don’t know that number. If they do in fact have an SSN, indicating that they don’t will cause delays when they try to create an account and contribute the required information on your form.
For those completing a FAFSA form, you need the following information:
Your Social Security Number
Your A-Number (if you're not a U.S. citizen)
The 2026–27 FAFSA form asks for2024 tax information. Federal income tax returns, records of child support received; and your current balance of cash, savings, and checking accounts (Note: You must provide consent and approval to disclose your federal tax information to be eligible for federal student aid.)
Bank statements and records of investments (if applicable), net worth of investments, businesses, and farms
Records of untaxed income (if applicable)
An FSA ID (account username and password) to log in to StudentAid.gov and start the FAFSA form electronically
FAQs -
Do parents need to create an FSA ID before they complete the financial questions on the application, or can they create FSA ID at the end when they need to sign it?
a. Students and parents should create an FSA ID prior to applying for the FAFSA.
A parent created and FSA ID previously in years past. Can they still use that?
a. Yes, the parent will use the same FSA ID they previously created.
A parent I worked with had created an FAFSA ID 10 years ago but now she is neither able to retrieve the details nor create a new account. How can this issue be resolved?
a. If the parent already has an FSA ID, they should not create a new one. If the parent no longer has access to the email account or phone number that is associated with their FSA ID, they should contact the FSA Information Center (FSA IC) for assistance with unlocking their account: https://studentaid.gov/help-center/contact
CADAA RESOURCES
Thousands of undocumented students in California apply for and receive state and institutional financial aid every year. In the 2025-26 financial aid cycle, any of the following students who meet the requirements for a “non-resident tuition exemption” can complete the CADAA:
Undocumented students
DACA recipients (valid or expired)
Students with a U-Visa
Students with Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
U.S. citizens or eligible noncitizens whose parent(s) or spouse are undocumented
CSAC released a joint statement with the California Department of Education stating, “The information provided via the California Dream Act Application is used solely to determine eligibility for state financial aid and isn't shared with the federal government or used for immigration enforcement purposes. The CSAC will protect this information to the fullest extent of the law." To read the full statement, visit https://www.csac.ca.gov/post/joint-message-californiadepartment-education-and-california-student-aid-commission AND https://www.csac.ca.gov/cadaa-faq
Check your FAFSA confirmation: Review your confirmation for accuracy
Check your FAFSA status: Log in to your StudentAid.gov account to see the status of your application
Make corrections: If needed, you can make corrections to your FAFSA online or by mail
Compare schools: Consider out-of-pocket costs and financial aid offers from different schools
Apply for scholarships: Look for scholarships that you may be eligible for
Wait for financial aid offers: After your FAFSA is processed, the colleges you listed will send you an Institutional Student Information Record (ISIR)
Accept financial aid: Review the letter from the school and decide which financial aid you want to accept
Check the status of your financial aid: Contact your school's (college you plan to attend) financial aid office to check the status of your financial aid
"If you submitted your FAFSA form online, we’ll process your form within one to three days. If you submitted a paper FAFSA form, your form will be processed within 7 to 10 days.
Once your form is processed, you’ll receive a copy of your FAFSA Submission Summary, which summarizes the information you provided on your FAFSA form. Review your FAFSA Submission Summary and make sure all of the information is complete and accurate.
Your FAFSA Submission Summary will include your Student Aid Index (SAI). Schools use your SAI to determine your eligibility for a Federal Pell Grant and other federal and nonfederal student aid. Learn more about how your SAI is calculated.
You can check the status of an online FAFSA form at any time by logging in to StudentAid.gov and selecting your FAFSA submission from the "My Activity" section of your account Dashboard.
If there is any missing or incorrect information, complete or correct your FAFSA form as soon as possible. Once your FAFSA form is processed, your Institutional Student Information Record (ISIR) is sent to the colleges or career schools you listed on your FAFSA form. Those colleges and career schools are responsible for creating your aid offer and disbursing your financial aid. However, listing a college or career school on your FAFSA form is generally not sufficient to receive aid at that school, as most schools don’t create aid packages for every applicant who lists the school on their FAFSA form. Contact the financial aid office at the college or career school you plan to attend to find out if there are additional requirements for receiving financial aid and to learn more about the process of applying for aid at that school."
Some students may be eligible to use CalKIDS funds immediately upon enrollment at an institution of higher education. They can use CalKIDS funds to pay for tuition, fees, books, supplies, and certain room and board costs. Use your SSID to check if you are eligible to participate (low-income students may be eligible). The SSID is on the bottom left of the transcript.
If you are a THS or Local scholarship winner, please plan to attend Awards Night on Monday, May 11, 2026 @6:30pm.
This is an opportunity to be recognized for your achievements and to possibly meet the Donor/Foundation in person.
Use a free scholarship search site or social media. Feel free to explore:
Contact colleges about institutional scholarships (Check the institution/school that you plan to attend in case they offer their own scholarships/grants/institutional aid)
Earn a merit scholarship
Apply to scholarships based on majors
Take advantage of employer scholarships (f you are working, ask your employer if they offer scholarship/educational funding programs)
Try for an athletic scholarship (Athletes should also explore private athletic scholarships such as Foot Locker Scholar Athletes program)
Use creativity and talent for nontraditional scholarships
Most scholarship requirements include community service, good grades, and letter(s) of recommendation. Make sure to check the listing regularly as they are updated periodically.
If you are a THS or Local scholarship winner, please plan to attend Awards Night on Monday, May 11, 2026 @6:30pm.
This is an opportunity to be recognized for your achievements and to possibly meet the Donor/Foundation in person.
Listed by APPLICATION DEADLINES (CLICKABLE LINKS Provided Below)
Prepare your application materials (such as essay/personal statement, current transcript, ink signed LORs, proof of community service log sheets) and apply for as many as you can. Make sure to note if hard documents are needed, or if it is an online submission via website, or postal mail required, or email with attachments. Plan ahead for deadlines!
November 12, 2025- Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship, Current high school seniors, or the equivalent, who are citizens of the United States are eligible to apply. Applicants do not need to be related to a member of the Elks. High school graduates are not eligible to apply. Applicants must be citizens of the United States on the date their applications are submitted; permanent legal resident status does not qualify.
Most scholarship requirements include community service, good grades, and letter(s) of recommendation. Make sure to check the listing regularly as they are updated periodically.
Listed by APPLICATION DEADLINES (CLICKABLE LINKS Provided Below)
Prepare your application materials (such as essay/personal statement, current transcript, ink signed LORs, proof of community service log sheets) and apply for as many as you can. Make sure to note if hard documents are needed, or if it is an online submission via website, or postal mail required, or email with attachments. Plan ahead for deadlines!
If you are a THS or Local scholarship winner, please plan to attend Awards Night in May.
This is an opportunity to be recognized for your achievements and to possibly meet the Donor/Foundation in person.
August 31, 2025Cooking Up Joy Scholarship The Cooking Up Joy Scholarship is open to all US citizens entering or attending a university, college, or trade school in the United States as a full-time student. You do not have to be a culinary student to apply. This scholarship is open to students of any and every major, as well as, both undergraduate and graduate students. Applicants must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above to be eligible. In addition to submitting a plate, students will also need to submit a completed scholarship application form. The following materials should be submitted to david.kranker@budgetbranders.com by August 31st.
September 15, 2025 Deadline - The Gates Scholarship - Eligibility requirements: A high school senior, Pell-eligible, A US citizen or permanent resident, In a good academic standing with a minimum cumulative weighted GPA of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent), Additionally, a student must plan to enroll full-time, in a four-year degree program, at a US accredited, not-for-profit, private or public college or university. An ideal candidate will also have: An outstanding academic record in high school (in the top 10% of his/her graduating class), Demonstrated leadership ability (e.g., as shown through participation in community service, extracurricular, or other activities), Exceptional personal success skills (e.g., emotional maturity, motivation, perseverance, etc.). Application deadline:Phase I of the application opened July 15, with a submission deadline of Monday, September 15, 2025, 2:00 PM PT.
Most scholarship requirements include community service, good grades, and letter(s) of recommendation. Make sure to check the listing regularly as they are updated periodically.
Listed by APPLICATION DEADLINES (CLICKABLE LINKS Provided Below)
Prepare your application materials (such as essay/personal statement, current transcript, ink signed LORs, proof of community service log sheets) and apply for as many as you can. Make sure to note if hard documents are needed, or if it is an online submission via website, or postal mail required, or email with attachments. Plan ahead for deadlines!
If you are a THS or Local scholarship winner, please plan to attend Awards Night on Monday, May 11, 2026 @6:30pm.
This is an opportunity to be recognized for your achievements and to possibly meet the Donor/Foundation in person.
APPLICATION SUBMISSIONS MUST BE A COMBINED pdf file (NOT MULTIPLE ATTACHMENTS)
COMPLETE HARD DOCUMENT PACKETS ARE ALSO ACCEPTED
Get a full tuition scholarship to the participating Navy ROTC school of your choice.
Go on three summer training cruises with Navy surface ships, aviation squadrons and submarines.
Use the scholarship money to pay for tuition and fees or room and board.
Receive a $250 monthly stipend that increases throughout the collegiate years.
Choose from a wide range of career options, like nursing, aviation, surface warfare, submarine warfare and special warfare.
Enjoy a traditional college experience while preparing to serve as a Naval Officer.
Travel the world with purpose upon graduation while leading a team as an Officer.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: JANUARY 31, 2025
Navy ROTC https://www.netc.navy.mil/nstc/nrotc/
- CLICK HERE FLYER
- CLICK HERE NURSING FLYER
(The purpose of the Navy ROTC Program is to educate and train qualified young men and women for service as commissioned officers in the Navy's unrestricted line communities, the Navy Nurse Corps and the Marine Corps. As the largest single source of Navy and Marine Corps officers, the Navy ROTC Scholarship Program plays an important role in preparing mature young men and women for leadership and management positions in an increasingly technical Navy and Marine Corps.
The Navy ROTC Scholarship Program awards scholarships through a highly competitive national selection process. Selected applicants receive full tuition, books stipend, educational fees and other financial benefits OR Room and Board at the country's leading colleges and universities. Upon graduation, midshipmen are commissioned as officers in the Navy or Marine Corps.
The Navy ROTC Scholarship Program is available to qualified students who graduate from high school before August 1 of the year they intend to start college.
March 2025 TBD Deadline - George P. Stein Vocational Scholarship. Emphasis on Vocational education, Good Citizenship, Community Service, Applicant must have at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA, Explain financial need (one page essay) (waiting for current 2025 application)
Explore Scholarship Requirements Now! Most scholarship requirements include community service, good grades, and letter(s) of recommendation. Preview past and present Scholarships to get an idea of the eligibility requirements so you can start earning your community service hours and working towards meeting the deadlines.
Postsecondary scholarships support students attending a postsecondary institution with a focus on aviation, including pilot training, aeronautics engineering, aviation management, airframe and powerplant (A&P) maintenance, and more. These can be used at colleges, universities, technical schools, or community colleges.
Bezos Scholars Program - Applications are due by 8 pm PST on January 25, 2024. U.S. applicants need to be current juniors, attend a public high school with an overall free and reduced lunch rate of 30% or higher and be enrolled in or have taken at least one advanced course (Honors, AP, IB, etc.). They also need to nominate a staff person from their school to serve as their educator Scholar, who participates fully in the program alongside them. For African applicants, they must attend the African Leadership Academy, which runs its own selection process in partnership with the program.
Most scholarship requirements include community service, good grades, and letter(s) of recommendation. Make sure to check the listing regularly as they are updated periodically.
Listed by APPLICATION DEADLINES (CLICKABLE LINKS Provided Below)
Prepare your application materials (such as essay/personal statement, current transcript, ink signed LORs, proof of community service log sheets) and apply for as many as you can. Make sure to note if hard documents are needed, or if it is an online submission via website, or postal mail required, or email with attachments. Plan ahead for deadlines!
If you are a THS or Local scholarship winner, please plan to attend Awards Night in May.
This is an opportunity to be recognized for your achievements and to possibly meet the Donor/Foundation in person.
October 1, 2024 - National Society Daughters of the American Revolution - The DAR Good Citizens program and scholarship contest are intended to encourage and reward the qualities of good citizenship. The program is open to all senior class students enrolled in accredited public or private secondary schools in good standing with their state boards of education or a recognized accrediting organization such that a General Educational Development (GED) test is not required to receive a high school diploma. United States citizenship is not required. The student selected as the school’s DAR Good Citizen must have the qualities of: truthfulness, loyalty, punctuality, and being worthy of trust cooperation, courtesy, and contributing to the welfare of others personality, self-control, ability to assume responsibility, ability to inspire others, and a decision-maker devotion to and support of one’s country, supporting service members and veterans, working for causes that make one’s community stronger, and appreciating the cultural and historical importance of America’s unique population. 2 LORs and Timed Essay (max 2hrs and 550 words). See Mrs. Price in the CCC if interested in more details.
November 12, 2024- Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship, Current high school seniors, or the equivalent, who are citizens of the United States are eligible to apply. Applicants do not need to be related to a member of the Elks. High school graduates are not eligible to apply. Applicants must be citizens of the United States on the date their applications are submitted; permanent legal resident status does not qualify.
Deadline TBD, approximatelyMarch 2025 San Joaquin Farm Bureau Federation Multiple Scholarships Available - The SJFB Foundation for Agricultural Education offers numerous scholarships for local students wanting to study agriculture in preparation for a career.
April 1, 2025 Deadline - The Gene Birk Brighter Christmas - Scholarship Scholarships are offered by Brighter Christmas to high school seniors that have been a volunteer helping Brighter Christmas for three years or longer. Scholarships are also offered to high school seniors whose family has received help from Brighter Christmas in the last three years.
April 30, 2025 Deadline Delta Iota Iota Annual Omega Scholarship - Judge John F. Cruikshank Jr. Scholarship These scholarships will be awarded to a senior student graduating from a High School in the Counties of San Joaquin and Stanislaus. Students who have completed at least hours of verifiable community service during high school will be prioritized. These scholarships are specifically intended for students of African American descent who have demonstrated academic excellence and a well-rounded high school career, both in school and within the community.
TBD Deadline- Wayne Nelson Academic Scholarship Program. The applicant must be an African American High School Senior. ATTENDS high school within Tracy or Lammersville School Districts. Demonstrated involvement in activities (extracurricular, volunteer, paid, etc.). Complete a minimum of 25 Community Service Hours before the application is submitted.
Northern California Cherry Blossom Community Scholarship Applicant must be a graduating senior of Japanese American descent at an accredited high school with a grade point average minimum of 2.5 on a scale of 4.0. The applicant should be actively involved in her or his local community.
Most scholarship requirements include community service, good grades, and letter(s) of recommendation. Make sure to check the listing regularly as they are updated periodically.
Listed by Application Deadlines (Clickable Links Provided Below)
Prepare your application materials (such as essay/personal statement, current transcript, ink signed LORs, proof of community service log sheets) and apply for as many as you can. Make sure to note if hard documents are needed, or if it is an online submission via website, or postal mail required, or email with attachments. Plan ahead for deadlines!
August 31, 2024 Cooking Up Joy Scholarship - The Cooking Up Joy Scholarship is open to all US citizens entering or attending a university, college, or trade school in the United States as a full-time student. You do not have to be a culinary student to apply. This scholarship is open to students of any and every major, as well as, both undergraduate and graduate students. Applicants must maintain a GPA of 3.0 or above to be eligible. In addition to submitting a plate, students will also need to submit a completed scholarship application form. The following materials should be submitted to david.kranker@budgetbranders.com by August 31st: A completed scholarship application form, A photo of the prepared item, A description of the item along with why the specific plate was chosen, the ingredients, and instructions, A certified copy of the student’s transcript
December 1, 2024 Deadline: Hagan Scholarship-nationwide need based merit scholarship-must attend participating college-see list on link-up to $7,500 for 8 consecutive semesters
December 31 deadline annually- Brooks Law Group Car Accident Scholarship. The contest is open to current high school seniors and undergraduate college students who will be attending a US college or university in the next fall semester.
Most scholarship requirements include community service, good grades, and letter(s) of recommendation. Make sure to check the listing regularly as they are updated periodically.
APPLICATION DEADLINES (Clickable Links Provided Below)
Prepare your application materials (such as essay/personal statement, current transcript, ink signed LORs, proof of community service log sheets) and apply for as many as you can. Make sure to note if hard documents are needed, or if it is an online submission via website, or postal mail required, or email with attachments. Plan ahead for deadlines!
If you are a THS or Local scholarship winner, please plan to attend Awards Night in May.
This is an opportunity to be recognized for your achievements and to possibly meet the Donor/Foundation in person.
March 28, 2025 Deadline -Shawna Leigh Dias Must have played Softball at least 2 yrs. in high school On a separate sheet of paper please list your educational and career goals
March 28, 2025 Deadline(EXTENDED to April 11, 2025) - Susan M. Lent Teaching Profession (2) $1000
Most scholarship requirements include community service, good grades, and letter(s) of recommendation. Preview past and present Scholarships to get an idea of the eligibility requirements so you can start earning your community service hours and working towards meeting the deadlines.
Eligibility: Any BIPOC high school and undergraduate students pursuing a career in natural cosmetology or cosmetic science via majors such as cosmetology, anthropology, botany, chemistry, biochemistry, herbalism, microbiology, and more.
Eligibility: Any high school senior or two or four-year undergraduate, studying or planning to study one of these majors is encouraged to apply for this scholarship. Amount: $15,000 Winners: 3 winners, $5,000 each Application Deadline: Apr 15, 2024 Scholarship link: https://bold.org/scholarships/ryan-t-herich-memorial-scholarship/
Russell Koci Skilled Trade Scholarship
Eligibility: Any current trade school student or high school senior that is interested in attending a trade school may apply for this scholarship. Amount: $1,500 Winners: 1 Application Deadline: Apr 15, 2024 Scholarship link: https://bold.org/scholarships/russell-koci-skilled-trade-scholarship/
Concrete Rose Scholarship Award
Eligibility: First-generation BIPOC women who are high school seniors or undergraduates with at least a 2.0 GPA may apply. Amount: $2,300 Winners: 2 winners, $1,150 each Application Deadline: May 24, 2024 Scholarship link: https://bold.org/scholarships/concrete-rose-scholarship-award/
Ethel Hayes Destigmatization of Mental Health Scholarship
Eligibility: Any students who have had challenges with mental health or who have had loved ones who have struggled with mental health may apply to this scholarship. Amount: $4,900 Winners: 2 winners, $2,450 each Application Deadline: Jun 13, 2024 Scholarship link: https://bold.org/scholarships/ethel-hayes-destigmatization-of-mental-health-scholarship/
Ventana Ocean Conservation Scholarship
Eligibility: High school seniors, undergraduate students, and graduate students are eligible to apply if their major is related to ocean conservation. Amount: $3,800 Winners: 1 Application Deadline: Jul 15, 2024 Scholarship link: https://bold.org/scholarships/ventana-ocean-conservation-scholarship/
May 14, 2024 Deadline - Tom LoCasale Developing Character Through Golf Scholarship. Any high school senior who plays golf may apply for this scholarship. Candidates who will be a first-generation college student or identify as part of an underrepresented group are highly encouraged to apply.
The UC application and admission process is a year-long cycle.
August 1: The UC application opens. Students can begin to craft each part of their application. Remember, since UC does not use letters of recommendation, interviews, or portfolios unless required for admission to a specific major, the UC application is the only way for students to present and advocate for themselves. Some campus majors do require supplemental materials, such as Nursing, or some fine arts majors. Students should speak with the campuses they’re interested in for information on applications for those majors. The UC application will also indicate whether a supplemental application or materials are required.
October 1 – December 2: UC students can submit applications beginning October 1. The deadline has been extended to December 2 for Fall 2025 applicants given the timing of the Thanksgiving holiday. The typical deadline is November 30. Applicants are not considered on a first-come, first-serve basis, so applicants should take their time in filling out the application thoroughly before submitting. Presenter note: The UC Office of the President has partnered with CaliforniaColleges.edu to allow applicants to link their accounts on CaliforniaColleges.edu and the UC Application. This link will enable applicants to import course data into the application beginning with Fall 2025 applicants. Important: Once submitted, applicants can update very little in the UC application. Students should ensure their UC application is accurate and complete before submission.
December– March 2: All students should submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or a California Dream Act Application (CADAA). The majority of students at UC receive financial aid and scholarships. We’ll cover that in more detail later in this presentation. Campuses use information from the FAFSA and CADAA for both admission and scholarships. Presenter note: The redesigned 2025-26 FAFSA is expected to open by December 1, however, this is subject to change. (updated on August 8, 2024) 4
March: First-year admission decisions are released throughout the month of March. Campuses do not all release decisions on the same day, but will have all first-year decisions released by March 31.
May 1: This is the deadline for students to submit the Statement of Intent to Register (SIR). Students must submit the SIR by that date in order to ensure a place on campus in the fall. Students may only SIR to one UC campus.
July: Campuses use self-reported information to admit students, so UC does not require (nor want) students to submit any transcripts when they apply for admission. Instead, UC will ask for official transcripts only from admitted students who have submitted their SIR by May 1. Official transcripts for all institutions attended are due July 1, with AP/IB exam results due by July 15.
Fall 2025 Priority Application Filing Period for the fall 2025 term is October 1, 2024 to December 2, 2024. The Cal State Apply (CSU) application for fall 2025 will be available on October 1, 2024 at 6 a.m. PST. Students are encouraged to wait until that time for the new application link.
*The priority application filing period may vary based on your enrollment type or status (e.g., graduate, international, returning, veteran applicant). Many campuses and majors still accept applicants after the priority period. Check to see if the campus(s)/major(s) you're interested in are still accepting applications. This information is subject to change. If you need more detailed information, please contact the campus admissions office directly.
University of California Freshman Admissions Information - CLICK HERE
UC application deadline reminder and resources - CLICK HERE
The UC application deadline is fast approaching. UC applications must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. (Pacific Time) on November 30, 2023. Applicants should be aware that once the application has been submitted, very little personal information can be changed. First year and transfer applicants should review the information provided in the “After you apply” webpage for more information on application changes post-submission
Does the community college have a seamless transfer option? Does it offer the right classes and prerequisites needed for your program? Ask to see a roadmap of classes per semester to stay on track. Pay attention to the articulation agreements by exploring Assist.org to see which classes will transfer over. However, you always need to verify the transferability with your accepting transfer school. Attending a junior college for the first 1-2 years can possibly help cut down costs such as avoiding dorm fees.
Assist.org - Click Here (The official course transfer and articulation system for California colleges and universities)
CaliforniaColleges.edu is a useful resource for TUSD students. Students are lead through different activities on this website each year of high school. Please click the button below for a brief overview and account login instructions.
INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO IMPORT YOUR COURSEWORK USING CALIFORNIA COLLEGES - CLICK HERE
Delta College's Dual Enrollment Program is for students enrolled in 9th - 12th grade and lets you get started on your college education, while still in high school. Courses are taken on high school campuses and are geared towards college and career readiness, with options in available in both Transfer and Career Pathways.
Through Dual Enrollment, you are a Delta college student on an accelerated path to a degree or certificate!
DUAL ENROLLMENT
Are you interested in taking college level courses while still in high school? Check to see if Dual Enrollment is a good fit for you! Get more information by scanning the QR code.
WUE Provides Students Greater Access to College with Reduced Tuition Rates at Participating Schools. Going to college out of state may mean paying up to three times more than attending a school or university in your home state*. The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) was established in 1987 to make college more affordable and accessible to students in the West.
SAT (Seniors Only) Sign-Up Deadline September 26, 2025 with the Bookkeeper. Test Date is October 30, 2025.
We do not always offer the SAT through our district. It's possible our schools might be an SAT testing location, but we always recommend students to check directly on College Board. It may prompt you to create a student account and then go to SAT Test Center Search (screenshot below) to find locations by test date.
A Complete List of Colleges Requiring SAT/ACT 2024-2025 - CliCK HERE
Why Highly Selective Colleges Are Reinstating The SAT - Click Here
This is a great opportunity for students to gain hands- on experience in public service, build professional skills, and connect with the community. Whether you’re interested in policy, communications, or community engagement, this internship provides a valuable way to learn and grow:
Eligibility: High school and college students from across the district are encourage to apply. Students from the Tri- Valley are encourage to apply, as we will be offering a remote option to ensure broader access.
Congressman Harder’s office is currently looking for interns for this Fall. They are looking for interested high school, college students, and college graduates who are eager to make a difference in their community. Application Click Here.
Turn in the above 3 signed and completed forms to A104 during business hours by March 28, 2025
Due to their security restrictions, they will need to limit participation to US citizens only. Space is limited, only 4 students will be selected to attend.
Kaiser Permanente - Pleasanton
Workdays: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri *This is a temporary position Working Hours Start: 08:00 AM Working Hours End: 05:00 PM Job Schedule: Full-time Job Type: Internship
Department: NCAL Region - DCBI - Summer Youth - 0201 Pay Range: $13.89 - $17.92 / hour
Table Top Strategies - Interested in politics, government, social change, or just becoming a more engaged citizen? Here’s your chance to learn more and make an impact! - CLICK HERE
Deadline to apply Jan 17th - Bank of America 8-week paid internship program Student Leader Summit in Washington, DC. Link for eligibility & App - CLICK HERE
Table Top Strategies - Interested in politics, government, social change, or just becoming a more engaged citizen? Here’s your chance to learn more and make an impact! - CLICK HERE
The John Duarte for Congress Campaign is looking to bring in students who are eager to participate in the political process and see democracy in action. Interns will receive hands-on experience on a competitive campaign, learn why it is imperative for people to be civically engaged and collaborate with politically interested students from across Stanislaus and San Joaquin Counties. Upon completion of their internship experience, students will also receive a letter of recommendation from Congressman Duarte. Attached is theProgram Outline and Application Form for potential interns.
Certified Clinical Hemodialysis Technician (monitors patients during dialysis treatments)
Polysomnographic Technologist (The Polysomnographic Technologist is responsible for laboratory set-up, patient hook-ups and performing and evaluating ambulatory and overnight polysomnograms. Functions independently to safety operate sophisticated medical equipment to record sleep and wake physiology.)
Surgery Schedule Coordinator
Physical Therapy Aide
Physical Therapist Assistant
Optometric Technician/Assistant
https://tu.edu/programs/pathway-programs/summer/ Application Opens: Feburary Application Deadline: March 21, 2025 Program Dates: June 9, 2025 – July 18, 2025
Why Choose a Career in Radiologic Technology? Gain the satisfaction that comes with helping people, improving their outcomes, making a difference. Be a part of a high performing team. Use your skills in the operating room during surgery. Be a part of the trauma team when seconds count. Produce the images that guide doctors to injury and disease and evaluate treatment. Technologists are in high demand. This means excellent job opportunities and a great salary. Skills can be earned at a low cost through Community College or at a moderate cost through State & Private Universities There are many work locations are available - from general hospitals to specialty hospitals like children's hospitals, urgent care or outpatient clinics, imaging centers and private physicians' offices. Find the environment that's right for you. Mobility - your skills are needed across the country & around the world. There are many opportunities for personal and professional growth. Start off as a new grad, then gain additional skills allowing you to advance in your career. You could specialize in advanced imaging modalities, go into management, equipment sales, education, or research. Use state of the art technology on the cutting edge of health care and innovation. Provide great care when people are most vulnerable. Be a patient advocate. User your interpersonal skills to educate patients and improve their health care experience.
Black Men in White Coates Youth Summit (Kaiser Permanente) Date: Saturday, March 1, 2025 Location: Las Positas Community College
3000 Campus Hill Dr, Livermore, CA 94551 Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm Doors open at 8:15 am
Light breakfast and lunch will be provided.
High School Pre-Health Symposium at UC Davis happening on Saturday, March 8th from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - Click Here
Stanford Tri-Valley Clinical Academy (Summer Program)CLICK HERE
Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley Clinical Academy, which is a 2-week immersive program tailored to high school students interested in healthcare careers. This year, the program will take place from July 21 to August 1, 2025. The program consists of interactive activities and lectures (for example: heart, lung, and brain dissections, CPR certification, bronchoscopy, ultrasound, and peripheral IV insertion) to expose students to clinical medicine while allowing them to network with Stanford faculty and staff. Link -https://med.stanford.edu/shvca/application.html
https://tu.edu/programs/pathway-programs/summer/ Application Opens: Feburary Application Deadline: March 21, 2025 Program Dates: June 9, 2025 – July 18, 2025
Stanford Tri-Valley Clinical Academy (Summer Program)CLICK HERE
Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley Clinical Academy, which is a 2-week immersive program tailored to high school students interested in healthcare careers. This year, the program will take place from July 21 to August 1, 2025. The program consists of interactive activities and lectures (for example: heart, lung, and brain dissections, CPR certification, bronchoscopy, ultrasound, and peripheral IV insertion) to expose students to clinical medicine while allowing them to network with Stanford faculty and staff. Link Click Here - https://med.stanford.edu/shvca/application.html
Cesar Chavez Youth Leadership Conference and Celebration (CCYLC) Saturday, March 16, 2024 UC Davis
Join the César Chávez Youth Leadership Conference and Celebration, a free college and career motivational event for junior high, high school and community college students, as well as parents and community members! Secure your spot at the conference by registering before February 26, 2024, and be part of a transformative learning experience.
"To provide citizenship training for a selected group of high school juniors, chosen for
outstanding citizenship, scholarship, leadership and interest in government."
"The training is objective and centers on the structure of city, county and state governments. Operated by students elected to various offices, Boys & Girls State activities include legislative sessions, court proceedings, law-enforcement presentations, assemblies, bands, choruses and recreational programs."
The 87th Session of American Legion California Boys & Girls State will be held on the campus of California State University, Sacramento, from June 21 to 28, 2025.
SJCOE Career Technical Education (CTE) programs in the secondary grades integrate core academic instruction with technical and occupational instruction in order to increase student achievement, graduation rates, and readiness for postsecondary education and employment.
SJCOE’s CTE program focuses on preparing students to enter current or emerging high-skill, high-wage, and/or high-demand occupations. CTE opportunities may be offered through linked learning programs, partnership academies, apprenticeship programs or orientation to apprenticeships, regional occupational centers or programs, tech prep programs, charter schools, small learning communities, or other programs that expose students to career options while preparing them for future careers in a given industry or interest area.
Make sure to log your service hours as you may need this proof for your personal records, for the attendance office, to apply for scholarships, college admission, employment, internships, etc.Community Service Log Sheet - CLICK HERE
List of Local Agencies to Explore - CLICK HERE City of Tracy Volunteer Opportunities - CLICK HERE
Here’s a quick overview of how volunteering works (this information can also be found on our website and the application form):
High school students form small groups (4–6 people) to lead short, fun STEM presentations and hands-on activities for younger students. These sessions show how science and technology can be used to help the environment. They will be presenting for all a teachers' classes (all 5-6 periods). They provide a base presentation and rubric, help you prepare through a couple of short meetings, and then connect you with a school to present. Each presentation earns 6–8 volunteer hours, builds teamwork and leadership skills, and looks great on college apps. Once a group applies, they’ll reach out within 48 hours and create a group chat for communication.
San Joaquin Coastal Cleanup - September 20, 2025 (https://www.cityoftracy.org/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/5715/594)
STEM
South/West Park
Volunteers needed for this event, contact SSO directly
Good Samaritan Community Thrift Non-profit offers a supportive and engaging environment where students can participate in a variety of activities, including:
· Customer service – greeting and assisting customers, developing communication skills.
· Retail operations – stocking, organizing merchandise, and maintaining displays.
· Cashiering – learning basic point-of-sale procedures and handling transactions.
· Social media and marketing – assisting with content creation, photography, and promoting store events.
· Teamwork and problem-solving – working collaboratively to meet daily goals.
These experiences not only prepare students for future employment but also help them understand the value of contributing to their community.
Contact - Cynthia Goodsamaritancommunitythrift@gmail.com (209) 834-5438
2024-2025 School Year
Youth Mental Health Development
Brighter Christmas of Tracy will be holding their Volunteer Meeting on Tuesday, October 29th at 7:00pm. The meeting will be St Paul's Church 1635 Chester Drive. Please come and learn about opportunities to help our community. You can also visit brighterchristmas.org for more information - Click Here
October 25, 2024 Volunteers Needed! Contact BOHNPTO@GMAIL.COM for details - Click Here
Louis Bohn Elementary on Thursday’s from 5:30pm - 7:30pm. Opportunity to commit to multiple dates! Contact nbeteta@tusd.net - Click Here
Volunteer opportunity for Rampage Youth Football games to help with the snack bar. The dates they need help are 9/7 at West High, 9/21 at Tracy High, and 10/5 at Kimball high between the times of 2pm-6pm. - Click Here
Mexican Independence Day Volunteer Opportunity Sept 14, 2024 - Set up, clean up, monitor craft station, etc. - Click Here
Stem Science Event - This event needs Volunteers to help set up, help in different stations, and clean up. Timeframe will be 5:00pm – 7:30pm. Event date: Thursday September 19, 2024. Contact Beteta, Nelly (nbeteta@tusd.net) for any questions. - Click Here
Volunteer Opportunity at the Monticello & Jefferson Carnival - September 20, 2024, event location - Monticello Elementary. Contact mjpfa6@gmil.com for details and use the QR to sign up. - Click Here
YMCA Camp Campbell Outdoor Science School. - Click Here
We offer 87 service hours for a Monday through Friday commitment. Students have the ability to choose which week they would like to come as we are open September 9th through May 30th. Our program is free for our volunteers- housing and meals provided! Our volunteers get more than service hours when they volunteer with us! They also get an opportunity to:
Engage in leadership as they care for 5th/ 6th graders throughout the week
Connect with peers from different schools
Boost their college applications or resumes
Develop a rapport with their campers and develop their independence and self-awareness
Learn about the natural world through hands-on lessons pertaining to fire/forest/river ecology and animal adaptations at our Habitat House
Our volunteers receive a full day of training to ensure they are prepared for the arrival of the campers.
Sutter Health Volunteer Page Sutter Tracy Community Hospital Volunteering
jacquelin.simmons@sutterhealth.org
4:30pm - 7pm shift (Front Greeters, Assistants, & Helpers)
Sutter Health Webpage - CLICK HERE
JUNIOR VOLUNTEER INFORMATION & APPLICATION - CLICK HERE
City of Tracy - CLICK HERE
Types of Volunteer Opportunities
Park Clean-ups
Special Events Assistants
Senior Center Volunteer Receptionists, Leaders, Bingo Callers and Special Event Assistants
Channel 26 Video Production Volunteers
Lammersville School House Volunteer Teachers
Volunteer Coaches for Youth Recreation Sports
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Review Prior listings below in case there are current opportunities
April 27, 2024 - Community Service Opp -Tracy Sunrise Rotary-volunteers for shrimp feed Saturday 4/27 -see link for times & to sign up (sign up link Click Here)
Animal Shelter
- Youth Ambassador Program at the City of Tracy Animal Shelter! In order to be a certificated Youth Ambassador you must:
Submit project idea.
Complete approved project.
Provide pictures and a write up of project.
Listed below are types of projects that are perfect for a Youth Ambassador!
Decorate the shelter
Decorate dog kennels
Paint Rocks for out front
Happy Tails Reading
Come and read to our animals!
Crafting for Paws
Make enrichment items for dogs and cats. (puzzle feeders with PVC pipes)
Make toys & treats.
Building items for the shelter. (Shed, fencing, play yard cover, elevated cat beds, donation box)
Miscellaneous
Picture & Video our animals and share them on social media! MUST tag the shelter in posts (FB: City of Tracy Animal Services or IG: @Tracy_Animal_Services)
Fundraising (monetary or for items)
(209) 831-6364 press 7 leave a message for Jill, Community Outreach Coordinator
Community Service Block T
Agreement - Due December 1, 2025
Log Sheets - Due April 1, 2026
If you would like to participate in the Block T Community Service program, please complete and submit the signed Community Block T Agreement to the Career Center A104.
Community Block T Agreement (Due December 1, 2025) -CLICK HERE Community Service Block T Log Sheet - CLICK HERE
City of Tracy Volunteer Opportunities - CLICK HERE List of Local Agencies - CLICK HERE
The purpose of the Block T Community Service Program at Tracy High School mirrors the mission itself that is to prepare each student to become a responsible, active citizen. The program strives to instill in each an awareness of the multiple needs of the community, a sense of moral obligation to help those less fortunate, and the desire to make one's community a better place to live. This program is provided in the spirit of community service and not intended as a bridge to college/university entrance.
The completion of100 hours of volunteer service (split 75hrs/25hrs) under the specified guidelines set forth by the Tracy Breakfast Lions. Hours are per Academic Year/School Year (August - April). Hours cannot carry over from prior years. Please note, any applicable hours accumulated over the summer, can be counted towards the immediate upcoming Academic Year/School Year.
A minimum of two volunteer activities are needed (split by 75hrs/25hrs) for the overall 100 hours for the Student Volunteer recognition for the school year. The organization(s) must have a Non-Profit ID #.
All deadlines must be met, or forms will not be considered. NO EXCEPTIONS. The deadline to submit all completed volunteer hours for the 2025-2026 academic year is April 1, 2026
WEST POINT Military Academy - https://apply.westpoint.edu/portal/events
26 January 2025 - 4:00-5:30 pm https://apply.westpoint.edu/register/USF University of San Francisco (Lone Mountain Main Building)
2800 Turk Blvd
San Francisco, CA 94118
ROTC stands for Reserve Officer Training Corps, and this program is offered in 1,700 universities and colleges throughout the US. ROTC helps college students, male and female, to prepare to enter a military career as officers in one of the three branches in which it is offered: Army, Air Force, and the Navy/Marines. The Coast Guard doesn’t have an ROTC program for students interested in a career in this particular military branch.
Students in each branch of the ROTC benefit from scholarships, monthly stipends and a career that is guaranteed after graduation. Students in ROTC also derive benefits from learning how to develop valued leadership skills, discipline and good physical fitness.
Space is VERY LIMITED! Seniors and Juniors will have priority. You must bring a Fully Charged TUSD Student Laptop in order to take the test. Must complete an activity form to get 1st and 2nd teachers' approval - Click Here
What is the ASVAB CEP? The ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP), is a comprehensive career exploration program that harnesses the power of the world’s most validated aptitude test paired with a tried-and-true interest inventory empowering and motivating young people to explore their career options and make a post-secondary plan as individual as they are. Tracy High holds 1-2 ASVAB CEP tests open to students in grades 10, 11, and 12 each school year, generally one test session in fall and one in spring.
Work Permit Applications
Make sure that you meet the minimum 2.0 GPA and less than 15 hours Saturday School requirements. Work Permits are an application process, not automatic.
You DO NOT need a work permit to Apply/Search for jobs.
Once you have been hired or offered a job, you can apply for a work permit. Submit the work permit application (signed and completed) to your school and let your employer know that it may take a few days to process.
Step 1 - Be sure to fully complete the student (ensure that your address is correct/current in Aeries), parent, and employer sections, including signatures (typed signatures are NOT accepted). Include your FULL Social Security Number (required by state law for issuance). Step 2 - Drop off the completed application to the Career Center A104 8:30am - 3pm (if CCC is closed, you can also drop it off at the Counseling Office Front Desk) Step 3 - If eligibility is met, the official work permit will be issued and sent by email to the TUSD student issued email approximately within 2-3 working days.
Permits are NOT issued on weekends, school holidays,
or during breaks
IMPORTANT: Permits must be renewed in August of each year (per California State law, all work permits expire 5 days after the start of the new school year). If you are issued a work permit in summer and are still employed in the same job or another job when the new school year begins, you must renew your work permit by submitting a new
Form B1-1 to the Career Technician in A104.
Refer to the Know your Rights -
(Know-Your-Rights-2024-25.pdf)
https://laborcenter.berkeley.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Know-Your-Rights-2024-25.pdf
If you are interested in enrolling in Work Experience, please contact Mr. Rooney to complete the Training Agreement. You must not have an F grade, must have 2.0+, and must have less than 15 hours Saturday school.
Most students start with a regular work permit, then upgrade to WE if their employer is willing.
If Mr. Rooney approves, you will be sent to your counselor to adjust your classes and have WE periods added to your schedule (only if your schedule permits).
Notify the Career Center Technician in A104 to have your work permit application request processed to reflect Work Experience (WE).
Most scholarship requirements include:
-community service
-extra curricular activities
-good grades
-letter(s) of recommendation (make sure to get this ink signed from recommender with their business email address and business contact information)
-essay/personal statement
Letters of Commendation (LOC)
Indeed Letter of Commendation Resource - Click Here
LOC are letters or messages written to express gratitude and general recognition for a special deed, more focused, and for a specific purpose
Do you need interview clothes? A104 is slowly building a small collection of gently used business casual work attire that might be useful to you! Sizes are very limited! Stop by during office hours to check it out.
Donations of clean/laundered business casual clothes are also greatly appreciated!!!
How to write a no-experience resume objective -
1. Read the job description closely
2. Brainstorm your best qualities
3. Reflect on any achievements
4. State the position and location
"How should a teen make a resume for the first time? -A teenage resume will not typically contain much work experience, and while their first job might be in a shop, cafe, sports coaching, or dog walking, it is still important that they let their first employer know what attitude they will bring to the role. They can show their mental aptitude by including their academic achievements, share their hobbies to demonstrate an ability to hit their goals, and share their thoughts on why they want the job. Motivation is everything when you are 15-17."
How to make a resume for a first job or with little experience?
"To write a resume with no work experience, you need to tell the story of your potential. This doesn't mean making up some fairy tale future - you can still be perfectly logical and credible when you outline the next steps in your career.
Your education, internships, volunteering and various projects and hobbies will likely contain the most fascinating insights into who you are as a person. You might be surprised at just how many transferable skills you actually possess when you sit down to make your resume for a first job."
Postings will change as positions are filled. You must do your own job search, this is for reference only. Always review the company's requirements and job description directly. Best of luck in the job hunt!
Make sure that you meet the minimum 2.0 GPA and less than 15 hours Saturday School requirements. Work Permits are an application process, not automatic.
Work Permit Application - CLICK HERE
Complete the student, parent, and employer sections, including ink signatures (typed/digital signatures are not accepted)
SUMMER WORK PERMITS
Are you thinking about WORKING over SUMMER BREAK? Click Here
1. Work Permits can be obtained during the summer by emailing tusdsummerworkpermits@tusd.net
from June 2nd through July 21st.
2. Permits are issued to students ages 12-17 living in the TUSD attendance area who have completed and qualified applications.
3.If you live in the TUSD attendance are, but do not attend a TUSD school, please include a picture or scan of your birth certificate, baptism certificate, driver's license or passport.
4. To Apply YOU MUST HAVE ALREADY BEEN HIRED OR OFFERED A JOB. You do not need a permit if you are 18 or if you have already graduated from high school.
TUSD link: https://www.tracy.k12.ca.us/ and email tusdsummerworkpermits@tusd.net
(typed signatures are NOT accepted)
NOTE: Work permits are processed by electronic means only during summer. Grades and Saturday School hours are NOT checked for summer permit issuance. However, when you return to school in August, GPA and Saturday School hour requirements are enforced and your work permit may not be issued or can be revoked if the requirements are not met.
The official school record per California State Law is the student transcript. The diploma is a one time issued document by the high school showing graduation status.
Herff Jones is our current diploma processing company regardless of graduation year. A diploma can be ordered by the student directly through Herff Jones, however Herff Jones will need the student’s transcript as a verification of graduation. Please be aware that the standard production schedule is approximately 6 weeks.
Check or Money Order made out to Herff Jones in the amount of $45.00. Mail request for payment to:
Attn: Diploma Customer Service
4601 W 62nd Street
Indianapolis, IN 46268
Step 2
Sign and Scanthe THS Transcript Release Form
Herff Jones will need the student’s transcript as a verification of graduation
