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section of the website for current jobs listings, internships, career training programs, community service information and other opportunities.

Work Permit Info

Step-by-step guide for how to get
a work permit for FBHS students.
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"Request for Work Permit" form
for FBHS students.

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document below to view, download and print the form.)

How to Get a Work Permit_FBHS.pdf

CDE Form B1-1.doc Work Permit 11-12.pdf

How to: Get a Work Permit

Career Exploration

What kind of life do you want after high school? CaliforniaColleges.edu will help you figure it out and give you the tools to make it happen.

Discover your interests and values.
Find careers, colleges, or training to reach your goals.
Learn how to find money to pay for college.
Launch college and financial aid applications.
Monitor all your progress in one place.

Learn more about who you are and what you are interested in doing. The California CareerZone can help you:

Learn which careers are a fit for you
Discover the next steps to pursuing a job, college or opportunity
Organize your activities to keep you on track

Career Quizzes!

Check out the video below.
Then use the career exploration tool at My Next Move!

UC Davis Blog: What can I do with my major?

Career & College Readiness Programs @ FBHS

Career & College Readiness is not a one-size-fits-all effort at Fort Bragg Unified Schools.
We work with Upward Bound, Educational Talent Search and AVID programs to provide a variety of support options to our students.

AVID’s mission is to close the opportunity gap by preparing all students for college readiness and success, whether their destination be 4-yr college, community college, a trade school/program or the workforce. AVID helps students Keep Doors Open.

TRIO's Educational Talent Search (ETS) collaborates with K-12 school sites, families, and other college & career access programs like AVID to provide career, college & trade school advising AND tutoring to prepare our students grade 6-12 to progress towards graduation and for life after high school.

TRIO's Upward Bound provides first-generation college-bound students with academic readiness and resources necessary to access and graduate from a four-year college or university. More...

What's the difference?
Each program has different requirements & levels of commitment.

AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) is a classroom-based college-readiness program designed to help students develop the skills they need to be successful in college. A-to-G requirements driven, AVID at Fort Bragg High School is all about "KEEPING DOORS OPEN," understanding that our students need time, guidance and support throughout all 4 years in high school to determine what their lives will look like after high school.

EDUCATIONAL TALENT SEARCH (ETS)

Neither parent (or the person the student lives with) has a degree from a four-year college,
- OR - the family meets the U.S. Federal Income Guidelines for TRIO programs
AND the student has a desire to succeed in a college or career training program

UPWARD BOUND

classroom-based program throughout ALL four years of high school
attend college classes via a six-week summer program at Fort Bragg High School
enroll in A - G classes
maintain good academic standing in all classes

Have questions about these programs? Contact:
Lilli Tichinin, Career & College Specialist, ltichinin@fbusd.us, (707) 961-3773
Para español, contact Tomas Sanchez, School Counselor tsanchez@fbusd.us, (707) 961-3704

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