Hayward High Mission Statement:

The mission of Hayward High School is to G.R.O.W. responsible, compassionate citizens ready for success in college, career, and beyond; who value diversity, resilience, and innovation. We are committed to providing equitable access to quality education and fostering a love for learning to create a nurturing and inclusive environment where every student can reach their full potential.

Hayward High Vision Statement:

At Hayward High School, our vision is to create an inclusive and empowering environment where every student can excel academically, socially, and emotionally. We are dedicated to fostering curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking, preparing students to lead and make a difference in a diverse world. By prioritizing equity, collaboration, and innovation, we strive to inspire a love of learning and cultivate a culture of respect and achievement.

Student Employment & Work Permits

HAYWARD HIGH SCHOOL WORK PERMITS

Requirements for a work permit:

In order to receive a work permit, you must have:

Minimum GPA of 2.0.
NO F’s in any class or any Non Credits.
Good attendance. You must be participating in all your distance learning courses.

Process for obtaining a NEW work permit:

Print the work permit request form here.
Fill out completely with all signatures.
- Minor’s information
- School information
- Employer information – obtain Employer signature
- Parent or legal guardian name and signature
Email or hand in completed form to College & Career Team
Team will review your current grades, attendance and contact teacher/admin if necessary. If satisfactory, your work permit will be issued. Please allow 24-48 hours for processing. A PDF of your work permit will be given or emailed to you once processed.

Process for RENEWING work permit:

In order to Renew your permit, feel free to come to C-X to ask or email a request for renewal. There is no need to email a new completed work permit request.

Looking for a part time job?

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Come to the Career and College Center during lunch or before or after school for assistance finding after school and weekend jobs.

Work Permits

A Work Permit is issued for a specific employer once you have a job. Work permits expire at the end of the quarter, semester, or school year, depending on the date and situation. Students must renew their work permit in order to continue working beyond the expiration date. School staff have the discretion to choose a shorter time until expiration and may revoke a work permit based on a student's grades and/or attendance.

Who to Contact

Oscar Vazaquez
College & Career Advisor
Room C-X
ov314@husd.us

Adam Pitre

College & Career Advisor: CTE
Room C-X
ap213@husd.us

Stephanie Camacho

College & Career Advisor A-G
Room C-X
sc244@husd.us

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