Work Permits
Work permits are being issued at your school sites. Please contact your site Assistant Principals' Office for more information.
The steps to obtain a work permit are as follows:
Step 1: Secure Employment
Students need to secure a job before obtaining a work permit.
Step 2: Download the Work Permit Application
Click on the following link to download:
Step 3: Complete All Sections:
- Students: Fill out the “Minor's Information” and “School Information” sections.
- Employers: Complete and sign the “For Employer to Complete” section.
- Parents/Guardians: Sign the form to provide consent.
Step 4: Work Permits are issued at each school site.
The student must be present to receive the work permit with their Student ID.
Work Permit Issuers While School is in Session:
| School Site | Name | |
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| AOC | Carla Tuttle | [email protected] |
| Bowman | Robyn Siroky | [email protected] |
| Canyon |
Lizbeth Limo
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[email protected] |
| Castaic | Kari Pinto | [email protected] |
| Golden Valley |
Valeska Duarte
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| Hart | Charlotte Bell | [email protected] |
| Learning Post Academy |
Paula Davidson
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[email protected] |
| Saugus | Melissa Lujan Alarcon | [email protected] |
| Sequoia | Hala Mostafa | [email protected] |
| Valencia | Kaitlyn Murray | |
| West Ranch | Yuleth Beatty | |
| JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS |
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| Arroyo Seco | Stacy Galdi | |
| La Mesa | Cassandra Kyle | [email protected] |
| Placerita | Nancy Rendon | |
| Rancho Pico | Revathy Muthiah | |
| Rio Norte | Crystal Cooper | |
| Sierra Vista | Justine Saunders |
Other Notes
- Contact the Registrar at your school regarding Applications for Permission to Work in the Entertainment Industry.
- If you are a home school student, please contact the local public school that you would be attending if you were enrolled in the Hart District. To receive a work permit from this school, you will need to provide an official transcript with verification of attendance and a government issued ID or legal verification of age - birth certificate or passport. If you have any questions, please reach out to Nancy Bailey: [email protected]
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (for more see http://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/ct/we/wpfaq.asp)
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Where to get help & report a problem
- UC Berkeley Labor Center This agency is named in AB 800 legislation to support student worker rights
- U.S. Department of Labor – YouthRules covers federal labor laws for teens, including hours, wages, and job restrictions
- U.S. Department of Industrial Relations explains California work permits, hours, and job limits for students
- Civil Rights Department of the State of California has information on California's civil rights including employment discrimination