does anyone know  of any camps that teens can go to to work and get paid?
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I could help more if you gave a state but these websites should help loads.
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paper route; babysit; lawn care or gardening;  there is a book titled "Extra Cash for Kids" which may help you figure out what you can do.   I"m glad you're looking to earn money and not wanting handouts!
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go to the small local bookstores, and talk to the owner...let them know you are very interested and if one of their new hires does not work out to call you.  Most of the big chains are full...but you might luck out in one of the small stores....\nin the bay area find one of the really out of the way places...not a tourist area...and look there.  Most teens look at the malls during the holidays for part time employment...couldn't hurt.\nGood luck!
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Be creative!   Teenagers can be pet or child sitters, lawn mowers, housecleaners, work at fast food or full-serve restaurants, amusement parks, run errands for the elderly, work at recreational parks, flower shops, boutiques.  Look for ideas on community bulletin boards, call Community Action Councils for ideas, talk to people about something you might do to earn some extra cash.  Just be sure that you are willing to make a commitment and forego some of the fun you want to have.  No one wants to hire someone they cannot depend on.
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i dont know your local laws but if your a ceratain age you gotta have a working permit. But im sure you can do other things like baby sitting or helping people out. Ask your parents if you can help around and maybe collect money from them.
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Child labor laws made is illegal to employ people under 15 or 16.  You best chance at getting some extra money is working doing chores for neighbors, family, and friends.  Walking dogs, baby sitting, yard work, house-sitting, etc.  You won't find a job that will cut you a paycheck because it is illegal. Since it is the Fall season, you might grab a rake, and go knocking on doors asking if they'd like you to rake up their leaves.  at $10 bucks or so per yard, you could come up with some decent money.  Good luck with the search!
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Outside of summer school, you might consider supplemental educational programs, such as Sylvan (where I work at), or Kumon, etc. You might even consider summer camps.
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Call your local YMCA and ask them if they have any camps.  YMCA is a great place for kids, if that is what you are looking for.
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You might want to check into your local Work Scource program and also if you have any "Homeless" shelters around where you live they may also have some information. The local employment office is another.Good luck!!!
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Ask the local high school.  Their job programs would find you people.
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Hey you can work at culvers. i was there one day and they start hiring people at the age of 14.
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look under employment on their web-page. Most places hire provided you have working papers, but you may not be able to work after 9pm or full time. Sucks for a kid looking for summer employment.
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I'm guessing you're too young to get a job (or you wouldn't be asking).  Babysit, mow lawns, go to stores for people, paint or clean houses, wash cars, be a camp counselor or a junior life guard.  There are a few places of business that will hire under 16 - like some ice cream shops.
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What about a summer job like babysitting or McDonalds, you can always ask for a work study assigment, you get paid.
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Legally? No. You can't legally get a job until you're at least 16.\n\nTry babysitting, making candles or soaps and selling it online, helping your mom sell Mary Kay (teenagers LOVE make-up!) and taking a cut. There are TONS of ways.
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Go online and search. I know there is a good camp at UT Austin, me and my high school team went last summer
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Wow Richard, Sounds as if you've got alot going for you.  I live in California, and we have a program called One Stop Employment.  It is for 17-24 year olds.  Check your city and see if they have a similar program.  Another place you could start is the Councelor at your High School.  They shold be able to provide you with some good referals.  You might even ask if you can help in the school office.  I know we are always looking for help.  Or, what about Parks & Recreation, or City Hall.  All are great places to begin your search.