Work Permits
Summer 2021 process for a student to obtain a Work Permit:
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Find a Job
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Complete the SBUSD Work Permit Application B1-1 Form including Student, Parent and Employer sections. At this time, the CDE is allowing schools to accept B1-1 Work Permit Application forms that are scanned, or that have electronic signatures.
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During Summer Months When School Is Not In Session, students have three ways to submit their Work Permit Application (B1-1):
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Drop-Off at the District Office: Students can bring their applications to the District Office. Applications can be left at the main desk.
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Mail directly to the District Office: Please address the envelope: Attention - CTE / Work Permits, 720 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
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Email a scanned, completed copy of the B1-1 Work Permit Application: Students can email a scanned, completed copy of their Work Permit Application to the Coordinator of College and Career Readiness over the summer. Email mnillo@sbunified.org with the Subject Line: Work Permit - [INSERT STUDENT NAME]
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Once the Work Permit Application (B1-1) is approved, the student will be notified that a Work Permit has been issued. Students can either arrange to pick up their Work Permit from the district office during the hours of 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.; or upon request, the complete permit will be mailed back to the student via the US Postal Service to the address provided on the Work Permit application form.
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Students are encouraged to keep a digital record and personal copies of all their work documents.
There is a one week turnaround for the work permit to be issued.
Work Permit Guidelines 2021-2022
2020-21 School Year Work Permit Basic Process:
- Find a job.
- Print the SBUSD Work Permit Application B1-1 Form and complete Student and Parent sections
- Have your Employer complete their section
- Drop off the completed and signed Work Permit Application form to the Counseling Office.
- You will be notified when the Official Work Permit is complete (within 3-4 days).
- Return it to your employer.
- Maintain 2.0 GPA, including no failing classes, and good attendance to keep your permit active. This still applies to Distance Learning model.
* If your GPA drops below 2.0, then you will be placed on probation and must increase your GPA above 2.0 by the next grading period.