are there any jobs for single parents, that can work around their kids schools hours ?
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The best is too work for the school.\nCafeteria help which pays quite well , school crossing guard, school bus driver. \nContact your child's school and ask  if they have any openings and where you need to apply. \nDelivering newspapers in the morning. \nPlacing an add for babysitting (small home daycare)\nYou have to get a license for more than 4 children I believe.
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There are laws for teens working anywhere. You have to find a job where the hours are according to law. Some businesses will work with you,. try waitress, or waiter, dog or horse track, cleaning yards or houses... good luck!
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Try cleaning houses, mowing yards and any other kinds of chores that you are able to do.\n\nIf babysitting isn't your bag, try pet sitting or even plant sitting, for people who don't have the time.
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Yes.  \nYou can find many of them listed here:\nhttp://singleparents.about.com/od/singleparentscholarships/\n\nHope this helps!
677991
well, first of all, if you are a single mother, do you work?\nthere are so many agancies who will help a single parent. you need to apply for housing and assistance through the dept. of human services.they will even go so far as to help you with a car if you don't have one. i used to do counsling and nursing help to persons on assistance. don't know what the laws are in your state but every state has resources to mothers who have nowhere to turn. they will even help further your education. first place to go is housing of urban developement and dept of human services. good luck hon.
810452
Try FedEx...they seem to always be hiring for those hours.
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You could contact a Technical school, I got my Child Development Associate degree in a free Apprenticeship program, and I was able to count my working hours as my intern hours. Also, if you are really broke, then you should qualify for financial aid programs.
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Some WAHMs provide childcare for other families. Others take a different route - making and/or selling crafts, or setting up home presentations (cosmetics, jewelry, kitchen ware, etc.), or delivering catalogues and products, or similar paid work options. \n\nAll of the above are partial solutions. Money is coming in... \n\nBut you still have deadlines, or quotas to meet, or perhaps a boss to please. You still have the problem of a sick child ruining your plans for the coming week. You still have to leave the house, or have potential clients come to your home. \n\nSometimes coping with a part-time work commitment creates as much havoc as a full time job! \n\nThink about the many work-at-home-moms you know - and maybe you're one of them - who have tried one after another of these work-at-home opportunities ("biz opps") without success. It's dazing. \n\nWhy do those kinds of jobs fail? \n\nBecause that type of income generation does not work for most moms. It doesn't give them what they really want... \ntotal flexibility \na solid, growing, worthwhile income \na place to apply their knowledge, creativity and passion. \nThe pay-back for the time, effort, and disruption to family routines is just not there. \n\n\nSo Where Do You Go For The Right Answer?\nYou're there already... \n\nThe Internet. The Web. Online. \n\nIn fact, for many people, the Internet is a second home. It's the easiest, most flexible, and most convenient tool for finding information now. \n\nThink about your favorites or bookmarks. You probably have a huge list of sites (sorted, if you're lucky, into folders!) about gardening, news, holidays, recipes, shopping, Christmas, family health, games, tips, TV, finance or whatever else catches your fancy. \n\nAnd the reason you bookmarked those sites? They gave you useful information. \n\nNow think about all those other people out there on the Web. Who are they? \n\nMoms, dads... single parents, grannies... sporty types, couch potatoes... teachers, homeschoolers, music freaks, would-be chefs. They all seek the same thing. And that is, of course, quality, relevant information for their kids, gardens, home projects, hobbies, and the list goes on and on. \n\nSurfers love Web sites that reflect the owner's passion about a specific topic (i.e., painting, dogs, travel, scrapbooking, etc.) They are excited to find articles, advice, and ideas that respond to their needs or fuel their dreams. And when they discover a site that appeals to them, they will return frequently. \n\nYou too can become a sought-after communicator on the Net! \n\nWhat is your passion? What information, based on your experiences (life, education, employment), could you share? How could you help someone else? \n\nEverybody knows something about something. Identify it and then write about it! There are thousands and thousands of people who want to read about it - and spend money on it - now. \n\nMy site was created just like this.  A link to it is below.  I make money on my site and so far, I don't sell a thing.  That will come as my site continues to grow.\n\nBelieve me, if a 40 year old mother of two children can do it, you can, too.
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I know this is a crazy idea,but, parents are always looking for decent baby sitters overnight. Host a sleep over party at the school gym, bring your own sleeping bag, bag dinner, have like 1 high school student per 6 kids.( Maybe a teacher or two to oversee this.) Play games with them, sports, music, watch a movie.Drop off kid at 7 p.m. and pick up kid at 8:00 a.m. Ask for  $30 per kid or $65 family value (kid pack 0f 3 or more). Little kids love to hang out with older ones, especially a positive role model. Its a win- win situation. The teenagers get to be involved in the community and make a difference in a young ones life and you earn some fast cash. I'm sure a lot of families would be interested in this. I would. Lets do the math  quick. Say you have 100 kids at $30 a pop that's $3000. Not bad for a 11 hour fundraiser. How about asking local retailers to participate in YOUR SENIOR CLASS SCHOOL NAME DISCOUNT CARD.Make up a business card w/logo of retailers that are offering a discount, laminate it, and sell to students, community for $10 a piece. McDonald's could offer a free soda. Clothing stores could offer 10 % discount off of a thirty dollar purchase. That type of thing. Good luck! And congratulations on your near commencement!
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First ask your teacher, if he/she doesn't have time then see if there's some kind of "learning center" or homework help place at your school.  Also, older students could help, or get "community service" hours by helping you out for free.  Worst comes to worst, try to place an add in your local paper, or a bulletin at school.
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Text book consultant. There are lots of jobs in the education industry that will not directly involve children.  I would start looking at publishing companies. Do know that the money is not great, but you can get a good job...
199718
You can always do childcare from home. That's the only true job from home you are going to find.
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No. Laws are set up that say you can only work four hours a day and a max of 16 hours a week (if I remember correctly) during the school year. Summer jobs are different, but even then you cannot work after a certain hour and you cannot work in certain places. \n\nBest bet is a fast food joint. I know - not exactly an awesome job, but you have to start somewhere and gain experience in some way before you can get a "regular" job...\n\nGood luck! And do yourself a favor - dont waste time with the above responses.
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Single Parent Day\n\nOn that day all single parents would get a check\nOf course once a year but it would be a good amount.\n\ntee hee\nthanks
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Volunteer at a children's hospital.  \nGet a regular babysitting job, or offer to look after a baby for someone every Saturday morning.  \nCall the Y in your community and see if they have a young parents' group where you could do childcare in exchange for free pool time.\nVolunteer at a KIndergarten or Day Care.\nDo whatever it takes to nurture children and get the satisfaction of caring for little ones.
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You  could try and get a job as a preschool assistant. While you would not be "lead qualified" you could help with the children, just not be left alone with any. Good luck!
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call your local dept of human services....they usually keep a list of child care providers that they leave out for clients to browse through.\n\n\nALSO: put a ad in your local newspare...put out some flyers