Work Permits
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If you would like to work and you are not yet 18 years of age, you will need a work permit. Before you begin, please note the following:
- All minors need a work permit to legally work in California.
- Work permits are only issued by the school district to students who attend a Palo Alto Unified School. If you attend a private school, charter school or are homeschooled, you must seek a permit from your school site administrator.
- Students must have an offer of a paid job - we do not issue blank work permits.
- Students may not work private residences (except students who work for their own parents in their own home).
- We do not issue blanket work permits.
- Students working for a third party (employment agency) must have the end site, where they are physically working, listed as the employer with that business' address and signature on the work permit application. We do not issue work permits to employment agencies.
- A work permit is needed for each and every job that a student holds.
- Work permits expire five days into the new school year and must be renewed as needed.
- See the district calendar for details on holidays and staff availability.
COVID Exposure - Work Site Protocols View these documents to determine instructions for potential COVID-19 exposure in regards to your work site practices:
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Work Permits process while school buildings are closed
- After receiving an offer of employment, students must Complete Work Permit Application Form (CDE Form B1-1).
- Parent/guardians must complete the Risk and Waiver of Liability Relating to COVID 19 and return via email.
- The appropriate processor will follow-up with a phone call to get their SSN and finalize the permit process
- Email the B1-1 form to (Hint: take a pic with your phone then send):
- Rachael Kaci during the school year
- Jessica Tabron during the summer
- Do not include your Social Security number on the B1-1 form if sending via email
- Make sure that you complete all 4 sections of the permit for processing. If sections are left blank or incomplete, we will not be able to process your application.
- A student can then expect their permit to arrive via snail mail within 4-5 days
- If a student needs assistance with the process, do not hesitate to contact the appropriate processor:
- Rachael Kaci during the school year
- Jessica Tabron during the summer
If you have questions please email Rachael Kaci or call the Curriculum and Career Education office at (650) 833-4231 or visit the Curriculum and Career Education Office, Greendell Campus, Portable 11, 4120 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto, CA 94303
Please do not take the work permit application to the District Office.