BHS Job Board

Hello BHS Students & Families!

I will be updating this job board with employment, internship and volunteer opportunities as they come my way.

Please send any questions about the job opportunities below directly to the point of contact listed in the job posting.

PARENTS- if you or your company are looking to employ HS students, please email courtney_stern@bcsd.org so we may advertise for you!

Don't forget, in order to work in NYS you must have a valid work permit if you are under 18. It's always a good idea to have a permit ready to go as you just never know when a job opportunity may come your way!

Working papers are divided into two age groups:

14-15 year-olds - Your work permit is blue.

16-17 year-olds – Your work permit is green. *The number of hours you are eligible to work increases.

What You Will Need

• Physical Fitness Certification - You will need to have had a doctor's exam within the last 12 months verifying you are physically fit for work. During the school year, the school nurse may complete this form if an updated health form is on file in her office. Otherwise, complete the top portion of the form and take it to your doctor’s office for a signature. The form can be pick up from a secretary in the Counseling Office or use the link below: http://www.p12.nysed.gov/sss/documents/AT-16fillable.pdf

1. AT-17 Application - An application can also be pick up from a Counseling Office secretary. Fill out Part One only of the application and have your parent or guardian sign it. You can also use this link: http://www.p12.nysed.gov/sss/documents/AT17-FillableMay21.pdf
2. Pick up work permit - When you have both forms signed, bring them to the Counseling Office to receive a work permit. Students are required to sign their permit in front of a school secretary who will check your identification in SchoolTool. No proof of identification is necessary if you are a registered student.

Remember - When you turn 16, you will need to upgrade your 14–15 year-old work permit (blue) to a 16–17 year-old work permit (green). **A new application and Physical Fitness Certification will be required. **

Additional Copies of Work Permits

If you need another work permit for a new job (same color permit for the same age), stop by the Counseling Office. A new work permit will be issued using the same permit number that was originally assigned, as your application is kept on file.

Questions: Contact Mrs. Ingle at 585-242-5000 x4526 or jane_ingle@bcsd.org

• Have a job or internship?
• Hoping to get one soon?
• Will you be a junior or senior next year?

Join General Work Experience or Professional Internship next year! You can start counting your work hours as of July 1 towards next school year.

General Experience: Every 150 hours of work is worth 0.5 credits- up to 2 credits total

Professional Internship: Every 27 hours of internship is worth 0.25 credits- up to 1 credit total

A great opportunity to showcase the work you are doing outside of school on your transcript!!

Schedule a time to chat with Mrs. Stern to learn more: https://outlook.office365.com/book/CourtneyStern1@bcsd.org/

NOW HIRING! Are you or someone you know looking for a rewarding job working with school-aged youth?

Come lead arts and crafts, STEM activities, gym games, and be a role model to youth in grades K-5 as a YMCA Before and After School Site Assistant at local elementary schools in Brighton and Pittsford. Hours are 2:30-6pm Monday-Friday with flexible days/shifts (no nights/weekends). Starting pay is $17/hour. Benefits include a free YMCA membership, sick time, retirement, and more. *Must be 16 or older.

Come learn more at our Open Interviews from 4:30-7pm at the following locations:

• Schottland Family YMCA (2300 West Jefferson Road, Pittsford, NY 14534): Wednesday 7/29 & Tuesday 8/18

• Eastside Family YMCA (1835 Fairport Nine Mile Point Road, Penfield, NY 14526): Tuesday 8/04 & Wednesday 8/19

• Northwest Family YMCA (730 Long Pond Road, Rochester, NY 14612): Wednesday 8/05

• Bay View Family YMCA (1209 Bay Road, Webster, NY 14580): Thursday 8/06

• Sands Family YMCA (351 North Street, Canandaigua, NY 14424): Wednesday 8/12

Can’t make it to open interviews? Apply here: https://recruiting.paylocity.com/Recruiting/Jobs/Details/4333469

Questions? Email Garrett (garrett.derosa@rochesterymca.org) or Taylor (taylor.maiorana@rochesterymca.org)

Choose to "Filter for high school graduates (without any college)" - this will provide opportunities for summer jobs and jobs open to HS graduates.

*Many post-high school career offer FREE job training!

https://www.monroecounty.gov/hr-apply

TurnUp Activism is a non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening our democracy through increasing youth civic engagement. We have registered 400,000 young voters since 2019.

Interns work in remote teams of mission-driven young people from around the country to help amplify youth civic engagement and participate in activism on many issues that you care about.

This program is designed for high school and undergraduate students to have opportunities to:

• Get a feel for what it is like to be in a hospital setting
• Observe medical professionals and their interactions with patients
• Gain experience in the medical field
• Interact with patients and learn about their needs
• Give back and make a difference

Students are eligible for this program if:

• At least 14 years old (16 years old for clinical units) or an undergraduate student
• Volunteer at least one, 3-4 hour shift per week (based on the student's schedule and available volunteer positions)
• Attend every week (with the exception of illness, a school commitment, or similar)
• Participate in the entire program - from start to finish.
  (Exception: College students that live away from Rochester for their winter break between semesters.)

**If doing clinical unit rotations (16+), you CAN EARN INTERNSHIP CREDIT!

What is Friends of Strong & Highland?

We're a dynamic volunteer organization advancing the mission of Strong Memorial Hospital by:

• Enhancing the health care experience for patients, families and visitors throughout Strong Memorial Hospital and at many of our offsite clinic locations
• Promoting the hospital throughout our community
• Raising money to support patient care programs and initiatives