Writing
High School
Work Permits
Pre-Application Forms - Student (Minor), Employer, and School Use
To obtain a minor work permit, students/minors should use a pre-application form to gather the necessary information and approvals from their potential employer and from their parents or legal guardian. The form is filled out completely, signed, and is then taken to the minor's school where a permit is issued based on the information on the form. Anyone (student, employer, or school personnel), may print a copy of the form to begin the process of obtaining a work permit. In addition, the Physician's Certificate can be printed out for those minors that are required to take a physical for employment purposes. The forms are in PDF format.
All of the above information was taken from the below website:
Minor Work Permit Pre-Application Form
Physician's Certificate
Just some quick facts about work permits
Work permits aren’t needed for 18 year olds they can work any hours.
Department of Commerce
Wage and Hour 6146442239
Law 4109
Work Release Program – Ohio Law
This doesn't mean that they don't have to go to school all day.
It is really up to your school district and local school policy.
Most of them have you attend all day or nothing. They only way to get around this is by going to a vocational school or post secondary enrollment.
This is also the case for younger children.
Career Toolbox
How to build a resume and cover letter
Websites
Career and College Planning Resources
Career Choices
Make College Happen tips for students grades 9-10
osu.edu/access
National Repository of Online Courses (NROC)
NROC course content is an Open Educational Resource (OER) and is available at no cost for individual use here at our website.
SAT and ACT
Take a look at the various free SAT Test Prep Resources they offer:
ACT & SAT Registration, Preparation & General Sources
ACT
How to decide if your child needs to take the SAT or ACT?
To decide this you need to call the advising departments of the colleges your child would like to attend and ask them if they prefer the SAT or ACT and you also need to ask them if they prefer it to be taken with or without the writing.
You also need to tell the college what profession your child will be taking for them to answer the above questions correctly.
Here's a few of the colleges that I know about what they prefer"
Rhodes in Lima will take either without writing unless you want to get into nursing or something like that you should probably call to make sure if your doing something like this.
Ohio State University in Columbus prefer either SAT OR ACT with writing. You really need to check with them on the profession of your choice though.
Most American colleges will accept either the SAT or ACT.
For more information check out website below.
You can also check out SAT and ACT Books at your local library.
Ohio ABLE & adult literacy programs
Adult Technical Center
Springfield-Clark County Joint Vocational School - Springfield, Ohio
Adult Workforce Division of Four County Career Center - Archbold, Ohio
Apollo Career Center - Lima, Ohio
Auburn Career Center - Concord Township, Ohio
Auglaize Mercer Adult Basic Literacy Education - St. Marys, Ohio
Buckeye Career Center - New Philadelphia, Ohio
Buckeye Hills Career Center - Rio Grande, Ohio
Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association - Columbus, Ohio
Canton City Schools Adult Education - Canton, Ohio
Cincinnati Public Schools ABLE/GED Programs - Cincinnati, Ohio
Clark County Literacy Coalition - Springfield, Ohio
Clermont County Educational Service Center - Batavia, Ohio
Cleveland Heights - University Heights ABLE - Cleveland Heights - University Heights, Ohio
Cleveland Reads - Greater Cleveland Literacy Coalition - Cleveland, Ohio
CMSD Adult and Continuing Education - ABLE - Cleveland, Ohio
Columbus Adult & Community Education - Columbus, Ohio
Columbus Literacy Council - Columbus, Ohio
Coshocton County Adult Basic & Literacy Education - Coshocton County, Ohio
Euclid City Schools ABLE - Euclid, Ohio
Family Learning Center - Marietta, Ohio
Godman Guild - Columbus, Ohio
Great Oaks Adult & Continuing Education - Cincinnati, Ohio
International Family Resource Center - Cincinnati, Ohio
International Institute of Akron, Inc. - Akron, Ohio
Lorain County JVS - Oberlin, Ohio
Medina County Career Center ABLE - Medina, Ohio
Mercy Connections - Cincinnati, Ohio
North Coast Education & Tutoring Service in Northeast Ohio - Solon, Ohio
Northridge Family Literacy - Dayton, Ohio
www.northridge-montgomery.k12.oh.us
Northwest Family Resource Center - McDermott, Ohio
Owens Community College Workforce & Community Services - Toledo, Ohio
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