Work Permits During the School Year

The Salinas Union High School District (SUHSD) will issue work permits to students that have been offered employment. SUHSD will continue to enforce local requirements to issue work permits. 

The career technician, Mrs. Anaya-Padilla in the College and Career Readiness Center is your main contact at North Salinas High School to request the work permit. 

How long is my work permit valid for? 

The work permit that you will be receiving is valid for the rest of the school year, summer time and expires 10 days after the next school year starts. If the applicant does not meet the minimum requirements to issue a work permit, the Work Experience Coordinator, Ms. Benitez or Career Counselor, Ms. Noroian will contact you to set up a time to discuss your situation.

After I receive my work permit, who is in charge of monitoring work permit minimum requirements?

The Work Experience Coordinator (WEC), Ms. Benitez from North Salinas High School will be reaching out to set up an appointment to meet the student and the family. The WEC will be responsible for monitoring the academic progress and safety of the students at the workplace.  The Work Experience Coordinator will be monitoring the GPA and attendance every quarter. In the event that a student does not meet eligibility requirements, the WEC will set up a parent meeting and the work permit may be canceled until the student goes back on track with GPA and attendance requirements.

The Work Experience Coordinator at NSHS is Blanca Benitez (blanca.benitez@salinasuhsd.org) (831) 796-7500 ext. 2749

• Download Work Permit Application B1-1  HERE 
• Para instrucciones en Espanol presione AQUI
• Forma de Permiso B1-1 En Espanol presione AQUI