3/11/25 Career Connections
Franklin High School Career Connections
Every other Tuesday, Franklin’s Career-Connected Learning Coordinator Mr. Ruiz will post upcoming college and career related events, important application deadlines, career training program opportunities, jobs, internships, service learning options, and other career-connected topics of interest to students and their families. Email dpruiz@seattleschools.org if you have anything you want placed in the newsletter.
Make an appointment with Mr. Ruiz if you have any questions about these opportunities or need assistance applying.
Summer Opportunities
Did you miss the Summer Opportunity Fair here at Franklin on March 5?
Are you looking for an organization you met with but lost the information? Check out the Summer Opportunity Directory for a full listing of programs in attendance (and a few that were not able to make it).
Part-Time Jobs
Local Hot Jobs List
The following jobs are nearby to Franklin, are part-time, and their managers are willing to hire students under 18 who have not yet graduated from high school. You can also check out the Jobs page on the Career-Connected Learning website with a list of job search engines and local companies that regularly hire high school students.
Looking for a local part-time job not listed above?
If the hot jobs above do not interest you, check out our custom Indeed.com search query to find local companies hiring teens.
To help you filter out the 100s of jobs on Indeed that do not hire teens, we have created a search query that limits part-time jobs open within a 5 mile distance from Franklin High School, and these jobs are available for or catered to teens in high school and work with school schedules. Click the link above to get a filtered list and start applying now.
When you find a job on Indeed you like, you will need to create an Indeed account and then build an Indeed profile (including submitting a resume) before you can apply for jobs. After you build this profile, you only need to click the Apply button on a job listing, and it will instantly send your profile and resume to the employer for a very easy application process.
Opportunities from previous newsletters still available
The Rainier Beach Youth Stewards program is currently accepting applications for the 2025 summer and fall seasons! RBYS is a youth employment program of Tilth Alliance for youth, ages 14-18, to gain job experience through wetland restoration, farm education, and community engagement.
Participants will work at the Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands and support with field maintenance, food distribution, and wetland restoration. Youth will participate in workshops that explore food access, civic engagement, and responsible land stewardship while building relationships with peers, adult staff, and volunteers. See their seasonal schedule below.
Summer June 24 – August 29. 15 hrs/week for 10 weeks Every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 10:00am – 3:00pm
Applications due May 18
Fall September 16 – November 22. 6 hrs/week for 10 weeks. Every Wednesday: 3:15pm – 5:15pm and Saturday: 10:00am – 3:00pm
Applications due August 17
Qualifications: To be considered, applicants must be 14-18 years old and must submit a complete application. Applicants are encouraged to apply for multiple seasons
Pay: Youth will be paid $20.76/hr and will receive checks bi-weekly.
Location: Rainier Beach Urban Farm and Wetlands, 5513 S Cloverdale Street, Seattle, WA 98118
Please fill out applications here: Rainier Beach Youth Stewards Application and email Nancy Barajas Caballero at nancycaballero@tilthalliance.org with any questions.
Pedalheads, a learn-to-ride bicycle day camp for ages 2-12, is currently hiring Camp Counselors to help run their 2025 spring break and summer programs. Their camp counselor positions are wonderful entry level jobs for youth to gain skills in relationship-building, teaching and leadership; and hours are also available as service-learning (you can do 40 hours of service-learning over Spring Break and then get paid throughout the Summer).
For more information about their programs, check out the Pedalheads website and then apply for Spring Break or Summer now (or both!).
Paid Internships
(See Training Program section further down the page for summer STEM training programs that offer stipends for participation or Service Learning for programs offering volunteer hours)
One Week Left to Apply for the Bank of America Summer Internship Program
Each year Boys and Girls Club YouthForce partners with Bank of America to offer 15 students an opportunity to work at a BOA location near them. Students will learn customer service while developing their professional career within the financial sector. This is a 7-week internship that requires committed students as they can only have 2 excused absences throughout the internship.
Applications are open until March 17. Here is some more additional information:
- Pay: $24/hour
- Date: June 30th to August 15th
- Time: Mon-Fri from 10am-4pm
- Slots: 15
SYEP Deadline for Summer Internship Program approaching, apply by March 21
The Seattle Youth Employment Program (SYEP) supports young people (ages 16 to 24) from qualifying-income households and communities that experience racial, social, and economic disparities. The goal is to increase youth and young adults’ ability to pursue careers that pay well and are meaningful to them.
In the Summer Internship Program, running July 9-August 26 (150 hours), participants are placed in professional and/or structured paid work settings within City departments, local businesses and non-profit agencies to apply their knowledge, gain hands-on experience, develop professional connections, and build their resume.
Additional Benefits:
- Receive pre-employment training and work experience to aid in your professional growth and career exploration
- Get professional support from a trusted mentor throughout the program
- Gain practical experience to build your resume and potential connections to advance your career or education
Review the Eligibility Requirements and apply by March 21. If you have any additional questions, please email SYEP@seattle.gov.
SPS Career Quest Summer Internship Program Now Accepting Applications until April 23 (or until all spots filled)
We are very excited to share that the following summer programs are open! These are programs where students can both earn CTE credit and earn either a stipend or an hourly wage. Make a plan to learn and earn this summer with Seattle Public Schools Career Quest internships! Questions? Email kjluboff@seattleschools.org!
Click the links in the description section of the table to be taken to applications for each program. Applications are due April 23, or until all positions are filled, so apply NOW!
| Description | Details |
| Career Quest – Get matched with an intern host in business/media arts or building/construction trades! This is a wonderful way to try out a career and gain working experience along with credit. | July 8-August 1, 9:30am-3pm (Monday through Friday) $20.76/hour (hiring documents required) Location: Internship site (varies) and Franklin HS |
| Finance Quest – This program is for rising 11th graders interested in careers in finance, accounting, and management. During the 2 week program, students get guided mentorship from Amazon volunteers during their senior year. Snacks and swag provided by Amazon. | July 28- August 8, 9am-3pm (Monday through Friday) $400 stipend (2 payments of $200) Location: Amazon Campus (near Westlake Station) |
| Science Quest – This is a biotech and biology deep dive at the Allen Institute’s cutting-edge lab. Students need to have completed a biology class in order to be considered for this program. Snacks provided by Allen Institute. | July 14-July 25, 9:30am-3:00pm (Monday through Friday) $500 stipend paid upon completion of class Location: Allen Quest (near Westlake light rail station) |
| Tech Quest – Located on the Amazon campus, students explore computer science jobs, learn basic coding, etc. Snacks and swag provided by Amazon. This opportunity is primarily for current 9th and 10th grade students. | July 21-August 1, 10am-3pm (Monday through Friday) $500 stipend paid upon completion of class Location: Amazon Campus (near Westlake Station) |
Opportunities from previous newsletters still available
The Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle and Port of Seattle are now recruiting for Summer and Fall 2025 cohorts for a paid internship opportunity in the maritime industry, a sector in the Pacific Northwest with tremendous growth and living-wage career opportunities. This program is specifically designed to support graduating seniors interested in alternatives to traditional college, who are drawn to hands-on technical work, and interested in environmental/marine industries.
Key Benefits:
- Starting wage of $21.09/hour
- Bi-weekly stipend
- $1,000 in wrap-around services (in addition to pay)
- Direct pathway to permanent employment
- 1-week training + 3-month paid internship
Program Eligibility:
- Ages 18-24
- Ability to legally work in the US
- Able to pass drug test
- Can obtain State ID
See the Youth Maritime Career Launch website for more information and click the button below to begin your application.
From first job to dream job, YouthForce places teens in paid internships, coupled with college and career readiness training. Paired with the teamwork, leadership, and life skills youth need to realize their full potential, YouthForce participants are prepared to reach their professional goals for a successful future.
Students will develop job skills through internships at Mariners, Kraken, and Seahawks games. YouthForce’s partnerships with First and Goal Inc., Sodexo Live!, and Delaware North offer meaningful entry-level work experiences where students are supported by adult mentors, peer and professional networks, and on-the-job training.
Reach out to Program Manager Amari Lowery at alowery@positiveplace.org for more information or click the link below. When ready to apply, click on the Apply Now button below.
Get real-life experience and the skills to qualify for solar jobs (installation technician, electrician, design consultant, solar associate)
- Begins around February 2025 – exact schedule to be determined
- 200 hours of paid training
- Includes job readiness (resume, interview skills, job search help)
- Hybrid format – online and in-person instruction in Seattle
- Compensation: $19.97/hour
Qualifications
- Age 18+ (by June 2025)
- GED or high school degree by June 2025
- Dependable and on time
- Has transportation
- Hard working
- Interest in construction and/or solar Field pathway requirements
If interested in doing solar panel installation work, you also need the following:
- Driver’s license
- Ability to lift 60 pounds
- Comfort with heights
- Able to work outside
- Enjoy working with your hands
Questions or would like to apply? Call 206-362-3780 or email info@spheresolarenergy.com
Stay updated on all things internships on the District’s Regional Internships website
Seattle Public Schools’ Career and Technical Education (CTE) department maintains an Career Quest SPS Active directory of internships and other career-focused training programs that is updated throughout the year. The programs currently seeking students – and have open applications – are listed at the top. Programs that may not be accepting students now – but will in the future – are listed by CTE pathway below.
This is always the best place to start when looking for opportunities, but if you do not find something you like there, make an appointment with Mr. Ruiz to explore additional opportunities.
Worksite Learning (HS credit for work)
Students who are currently employed can earn high school credit (CTE or other elective credit) for completed working hours! Every 180 hours worked is equivalent to .5 high school elective credits plus an A to boost your GPA for college admissions.
Please reach out to Mr. Ruiz for more information and to pick up some important forms. Email dpruiz@seattleschools.org or stop by Room 205a during lunch or nutrition break to chat.
Eligibility for students seeking elective credit for their paid work experience:
- Student must be 16 years of age or older, be legally employed, and have taken a CTE course.
- Complete Bi-Weekly check-in forms documenting your hours.
- Complete a final evaluation form detailing how their specific work experience aligns with their educational goals, imparts work and financial understanding, and the ways this work experience impacts future career and educational opportunities.
College Prep, Fairs, and Info Sessions
Register for the “What Should I Do After High School” Virtual Workshop March 15
The Filipino American Student Association at the University of Washington is hosting a “What Should I Do After High School?” workshop on March 15, with activities designed to help students select which university they want to attend/apply to, as well as information regarding some non-traditional post-secondary pathways. The workshop will feature a panel of students from these various post-high school paths, including:
- Enrolled in 4-year university
- 2-year community college transfer
- Trade/technical schools
- Gap year!
The purpose of this workshop is for high-school students of all grades – whether seniors, juniors, or sophomores to explore the diverse options available to them after graduation, by compiling critical things to consider when making decisions and by interacting with individuals who have firsthand experience in these various pathways. Please note, while it is hosted by a Filipino organization, this workshop is available to ALL students, regardless of their racial/ethnic background.
The event will take place on March 15 2025, from 3:00-4:00 PM PST via Zoom. To attend and get the Zoom link, complete the interest form.
UW STEMsub now accepting applications for next cohort beginning this Summer
The mission of UW STEMsub (Math Science Upward Bound) is to help low income and potential first-generation college students succeed in high school, get accepted to college and STEM majors, and graduate with a STEM degree.
Summer Academy includes: six weeks of STEM classes at UW taught by professors (one semester of high school credit per class), research opportunities, field trips, and a lunch stipend.
Academic Year support includes: weekly academic advising and tutoring, Saturday college/career prep workshops, graduation assistance, SAT/ACT prep, help with college application essays, service learning hours, and a paid stipend for your full participation.
Eligibility:
- 10th or 11th grader
- Motivated to go to college and are interested in pursuing a degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM) or the Medical/Health Care field;
- Are the first generation in your family to earn a 4-year college degree and/or come from a low-income family. Most students who qualify for Free or Reduced Lunch are eligible
- U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident not already participating in another Upward Bound or TRIO Talent Search Program.
For Questions or Help on your STEMsub Application, visit their website or email uwmsub@uw.edu.
Deadline: March 29th.
UW College of Engineering Hosting event for underrepresented students in STEM
UW College of Engineering and Office of Inclusive Excellence are organizing an event for Underrepresented High School Students to explore STEM opportunities and learn what it’s like to be a student at the UW. The event will take place on the UW campus on Saturday, April 26, 2025 from 10AM to 4PM.
It’s a free event where breakfast and lunch will be served, and students participate in hands-on workshops, visit labs, get admissions advice, tour the campus, and hear from STEM professionals like themselves and much more.
Register Now until April 4 or email shpe@uw.edu for more information.
Upcoming FAFSA/WASFA Workshops Hosted by Seattle Promise
| Workshop Date | Intended Audience | Time | Zoom Link | Languages |
| Tuesday, March 18, 2025 | Seattle HS Seniors in the Class of 2025 and parents, guardians | 5 to 6:30 p.m. | Join Zoom Workshop | Spanish and English |
| Wednesday, March 19, 2025 | Seattle HS Seniors in the Class of 2025 and parents, guardians | 5 to 6:30 p.m. | Join Zoom Workshop | Vietnamese and English |
| Thursday, March 20, 2025 | Seattle HS Seniors in the Class of 2025 and parents, guardians | 5 to 6:30 p.m. | Join Zoom Workshop | Somali and English |
| Tuesday, March 25, 2025 | Seattle HS Seniors in the Class of 2025 and parents, guardians | 5 to 6:30 p.m. | Join Zoom Workshop | Cantonese and English |
| Wednesday, March 26, 2025 | Seattle HS Seniors in the Class of 2025 and parents, guardians | 5 to 6:30 p.m. | Join Zoom Workshop | Tigrinya and English |
| Thursday, March 27, 2025 | Seattle HS Seniors in the Class of 2025 and parents, guardians | 5 to 6:30 p.m. | Join Zoom Workshop | Amharic and English |
Scholarships and Financial Aid
Franklin Alumni Association Scholarships Now Open
Applications for scholarships ONLY available to graduating Franklin seniors are once again open for the 24-25 school year. Ranging between $2,000 and $5,000, these opportunities are your best chance to get extra money for your college or vocational training programs. Because they only go to Franklin students, your odds of getting this money is MUCH higher than most other scholarship opportunities listed in the Scholarship Bulletin.
Learn more about the Franklin Alumni Scholarships and Apply NOW! See your school counselor for help with completing the application.
Scholarships available for Professional/Technical (Trades) Programs
Students interested in pursuing professional/technical college or trade school programs not currently offered at one of the three Seattle Colleges (ex. pharmacy tech, phlebotomy, biotech, radiology/ultrasound tech, cosmetology, auto mechanic, machining, criminal justice/forensic science, hospitality management) often need to find alternative ways of paying for school besides Seattle Promise. Because these programs are not offered through Seattle Colleges, Seattle Promise cannot be used to pay for tuition.
However, there are four scholarships that students can apply for to fund their program at another college in the area. Check them out now and begin applying!
Rare College Scholarship for High School Juniors!
If you have plans to attend college in the U.S. in the fall of 2026, demonstrate financial need, are involved in school and community activities, and display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity, The Horatio Alger Scholarship is for you! Award amounts range from $10,000 to $25,000 and there are more than 600 available. This is a great opportunity if you are eligible.
Scholarship information and application information. Application Deadline: March 1, 2025
It’s not too late to start applying for Scholarships!
If you are looking for scholarship opportunities to help you pay for tuition or other living expenses for college, now is the time to start looking through the Scholarship Bulletin to get a head start on applying.
Training and Mentorship Programs
UW Allen School Offering Changemakers in Computing Summer Program
Mentee applications for UW Allen School Summer 2025 Changemakers in Computing are open! The deadline to apply is April 3rd, 11:59PM PT. Changemakers in Computing (CiC) is a free summer program hosted by the University of Washington’s Allen School. CiC aims to increase the participation of underrepresented, economically disadvantaged, and/or future first-generation college students in computer science and engineering.
The program is open to all rising juniors and seniors at Washington state high schools. Students will be organized into Mentee groups led by Mentors who are current UW undergraduate students. Mentees will develop coding skills through culturally relevant project-based learning, learning about different areas of computing, explore the changemaking impact one can have through technology, receive support in pursuing continued learning, and build community with other changemakers
Important details:
- April 3rd, 11:59PM – Applications closes
- May 1st – Decisions are sent
- July 7th through August 1st – Program dates (Monday – Thursday, 9am-3pm)
- Mentees will receive a $1200 stipend for participating in the program. Breakfast and lunch are provided on program days.
Learn more about the program and Apply by April 3.
Applications now open for UW Young Executives of Color 2025-26
The Young Executives of Color (YEOC) program, hosted by the Michael G. Foster School of Business and Ernst & Young (EY) since 2006, is a FREE nine-month college pipeline program for rising junior and senior high school students. Students attend one Saturday session every month from September to May at Foster School of Business on the University of Washington’s Seattle campus.
Students will have the opportunity and benefits of:
- Learning about business functions (e.g. Information Systems, Marketing, Finance, etc.)
- Get college prepared through workshops and connecting with UW and Foster admissions
- Professional development opportunities
- Networking with business leaders, faculty, and staff
- Receive mentorship from undergraduate students affiliated with the Foster School
To learn more, please visit the YEOC website and then create a UW account to apply by May 31. Please reach out to yeocuw@uw.edu with any questions!
Sign up to attend King County Public Health Camp August 4-8
Students interests in careers in health and community development careers, are encouraged to participate in the King County Public Health Camp this summer. The camp features field trips, career path explorations, and hands-on learning opportunities from public health professionals, including nurses, research scientists, health educators and more.
DETAILS:
- Open to all young people age 16 and older
- August 4-8, 2025. 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM (day camp, no overnights)
- Lunch and snacks provided each day
- Camp address: King County Chinook building 401 5th Ave, Seattle, WA 98104.
- Financial enrichment provided for participants who complete THE Public Health Camp ambassador program.
If you are interested in attending, but experience barriers or challenges that you believe may prevent you from doing so, please reach out to DPH-KCStudents@KC1.onmicrosoft.com.
For any questions, including transportation assistance, please contact shayla.holcomb@kingcounty.org
Seattle Children’s Summer Nurse and Medical Provider Camps Now Accepting Applications
Seattle Children’s Hospital employs thousands of healthcare professionals who deliver hope, care and cures to help every child live the healthiest and most fulfilling life possible. Each summer, they produce two camps to help prepare the next generation for Seattle Children’s important work.
Nurse Camp – During this free, five-day camp, students will gain insight into the world of pediatric nursing by participating in clinical observation sessions. In these sessions, students will shadow nurses in a clinical environment and observe as they provide patient care and interact with patients and families. July 14-18, 2025. Learn More and then apply by March 28, 2025. Please reach out to nursecamp@seattlechildrens.org with any questions.
Scrubs & ‘Scopes Camp – During this free, five-day camp, students will explore various allied health careers by job shadowing medical assistants, pharmacists, laboratory scientists, pharmacy technicians and radiology technologists in a clinical environment, observing as they provide patient care. August 11-15, 2025. Learn More and then apply by April 11, 2025. Please reach out to sscamp@seattlechildrens.org with any questions.
2025-26 Skill Center Application now open, apply ASAP for popular programs to guarantee your spot
The Seattle Skills Center team is happy to announce that the 2025-26 school year application is open! All SPS students are eligible to register for and earn credit from the half-day Skills Center courses while attending their current high school. Skills Center classes provide rigorous, hands-on learning opportunities for students interested in building skills in careers like healthcare, firefighting, education, maritime, and many more while students are still in high school.
Find out more on the 2025-26 Skills Center News Page
Questions or concerns? Email skillscenterinfo@seattleschools.org
Opportunities from previous newsletters still available
The Girls Who Code 2025 Summer Programs Application is open!
GHC Summer Programs help high school girls and nonbinary students build coding skills, explore career pathways in tech, and connect with a supportive community–no program fees or prior coding experience required!
Students can choose their own adventure with two exciting program options:
Summer Immersion Program (SIP): Spend two weeks designing computer games in live virtual classrooms while making friends, getting practical college and career advice from industry leaders, and exploring a future career in tech. Eligible students can apply for a $300 SIP Student Grant plus laptop and hotspot access!
Pathways: This flexible, six-week program lets students learn at their own pace with step-by-step video tutorials. Participants explore hot topics in tech like artificial intelligence, data science, cybersecurity, and web development, with opportunities to apply new skills to real-world projects and get career insights from tech industry pros
2025 Program Dates
- SIP Round 1: July 7-July 18
- SIP Round 2: July 28-August 8
- Pathways: June 30-August 8
Ready to apply? Submit the Summer Programs Application to start your adventure!
- Apply by February 26th for priority consideration!
- The application closes on April 11th.
Questions? Learn more at one of their upcoming webinars, or email summer@girlswhocode.com.
STG is now accepting applications for the 5th Annual ELEVATE: a showcase of black and brown youth voices uplifting one another through the art of spoken words. The program includes Weekly in person writing sessions starting in March, two rehearsals in June, followed by a Final Share performance on June 12, 2025
Benefits:
- Stipend Payment for participation in the program
- Opportunity to strengthen writing skills and onstage presence
- Mentorship from local artists and mentors
- Open Mic’s + Workshops
- Professional performance experience in a renowned venue
- Highlights on STG’s social and newsletter platforms
- Meals provided at rehearsals and performances
- Possible future performance opportunities throughout the season
Participants of ELEVATE must be 14-20 years old and have a background/ interest or looking to grow confidence in poetry (slam poetry), spoken word, MC, monologue/speech writing, public speaking. Learn More and Apply
The Seattle Police Law Enforcement Exploring program aims to bridge the gap between youth and police by educating and involving them in police operations and to interest them in Law Enforcement.
Besides gaining a working knowledge of police work, the participants have the opportunity to give of themselves to their community.
Who: Explorers is for young men and women 14 to 21 years of age with a grade point average of 2.5 or above
When: must attend 2 – 4 monthly meetings in succession.
Cost: Free
Application: Rolling admission, please reach out to Officer Tre Smith, tre.smith@seattle.gov.
Service-Learning Opportunities
Skate Like A Girl Summer Program Offering 50+ Volunteer Hours
Skate Like A Girl’s Y.E.S. Program gives teens the opportunity to gain professional skills through skateboarding and make a positive impact in their community, all while earning service hours throughout the summer.
Applications for the 2025 Youth Employment Skateboarding cohort are now open! Applications due March 30th, 2025.*
Students of all genders age 13-18 are invited to participate. Program commitment involves attending orientation, workshops, and trainings, as well as contributing at least 40 hours of volunteer service to support Skate Like a Girl activities during the Summer. Participants can expect to log a minimum of 50 hours total, including 40 hours in person at programs and events, along with about 10 hours dedicated to trainings, workshops, and other activities.
General Timeline of the Program
- Application open NOW
- March 30th: Applications due
- April-May: Interviews, onboarding, workshops, and team building
- June-August: Volunteering at programs & events
- August/September: End of Service Celebration Skate Trip
Uterish Summer Service Learning Program Applications Now Open
Uterish is a Seattle-based reproductive justice nonprofit offering a summer service learning program for self-directed rising juniors and seniors who are passionate about social justice and want to build their editorial and communications skills.
This program is a great opportunity for students to learn more about social justice, connect with like-minded peers, and develop their professional skills in a collaborative, feminist nonprofit environment.
In addition to service learning hours, the program has also coordinated school credit on behalf of participants who have needed it in the past. It is a low-commitment program (around 5 hours a week) coordinated around your summer schedule. Applications are due by March 24th.
Review the program description for more information, or email uterusshirts@gmail.com
Applications Now Open for the UW Botanical Gardens Junior Naturalist Service Program
UW Botanic Gardens Junior Naturalist applications are now open for the summer program. Junior Naturalists are teens volunteering with the Arboretum Summer Camp for a two-week session. The program is looking for individuals who are enthusiastic about working with kids, playing outside, and gaining leadership skills. Students can earn up to 75 service hours, and will receive a letter of recommendation upon successful completion of the program.
Qualified Students are:
- Age 15-18
- Able to commit to a full, 2-week session
- Willing to be outside all day
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and the application will close when space is filled (usually late Spring). Please contact us at uwbgeduc@uw.edu if you have any questions.
Opportunities from previous newsletters still available
Washington Bus Education Fund – the largest youth-led organization dedicated to empowering BIPOC and working-class young Washingtonians – offers year-round internships and organizing opportunities to produce the next generation of civic and political leaders in our state.
Bus Underground marks the next evolution of their high school programming. It combines elements of their previous Vote Leads program and Political Education series into a dynamic, open organizing space for young people. This new initiative provides a collaborative environment where youth can explore their passions, build skills, and create change in their communities, all while earning service hours towards their high school graduation. Meals included!
Visit busunderground.org if you are interested in signing up, or email E. Bailey Medilo, Communications Organizer, at Bailey@WashingtonBus.org
Be a Dance Buddy to a neurodiverse or disabled student in an adaptive movement camp. Volunteers will dance, move, ad play with students facilitated by a teacher. They will provide unique support to students to make sure that everyone is safe and engaged
Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the week. Typical shifts are:
- Saturdays, 12:45-2:15PM and 2-3:30PM
- Sundays, 2:45-4:15PM / 3:45PM-5:15PM / 4-5:30PM
- Wednesdays, 4:15-5:45PM
Where: All That Dance, 3012 NE Blakeley St, Seattle, WA 98105
Pedalheads, a learn-to-ride bicycle day camp for ages 2-12, is currently seeking volunteer Camp Counselors to help run their 2025 spring break program. Their camp counselor volunteer positions are wonderful opportunities to gain skills in relationship-building, teaching and leadership while earning time toward your 60-hour graduation requirement.
For more information about their programs, check out the Pedalheads website and then apply for Spring Break now.
School Connect WA provides after school literacy and math tutoring/programming for BIPOC and McKinney Vento children in Seattle Public Schools. Locally, they partner with the Deaborn Park International School in Beacon Hill to provide reading and math tutoring to 1st-5th graders. This opportunity would be an easy commute for any Franklin students who are interested in volunteering.
Where: Dearborn Park International Elementary School
Seeking a Service Learning Opportunity?
In addition to the programs our newsletter features, you can always check out our Franklin Service Learning website to find a directory of local programs and a website called Just Serve that can help you find service opportunities. The Seattle Credit Union has also created a list of 52 organizations that are often seeking volunteers. The list is categorized, and you can click on the bolded links to find out more.
You can also make an appointment with Mr. Ruiz to talk more about what you might be interested in doing and get help finding the right opportunity.
