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This newsletter is a comprehensive guide of FREE offerings and programs for teens seeking college insights, career exploration, and opportunities for civic or community engagement. Check it out!
Questions? Email TheViewTeenCenter@mountainview.gov or call 650-903-6404.
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Join the Recreation Division for an evening dedicated to all things teen-related! Parents and teens can speak with staff about the The View Teen Center and program-specific application processes, requirements, and experiences.
π Monday, Mar. 4 π 5:30-7 p.m. π The View Teen Center
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The following topics will be covered:
β The View Teen CenterΒ -Β 5:30-6 p.m. Β β Youth Advisory CommitteeΒ -Β 6-6:30 p.m.Β
β Teen Volunteer Summer ProgramΒ -Β 6:30-7 p.m.Β
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College Tours are offered during the school year and are open to Mountain View and Los Altos 11th and 12th grade students. These trips give teens the opportunity to visit college campuses, speak with current faculty and/or students, and dine on site.
β Foothill College π Saturday, May 4 π 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Join us for Foothill College's Day on the Hill where you will:
- Tour Foothill College
- Meet students, faculty and staff
- Get assistance with application, registration and financial aid
- Learn about majors, programs and clubs
- Enjoy lunch, raffles, and more!
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Because life doesn't come with instructions! Gain valuable life skills through workshops designed to help you navigate the transition to college and adulthood.
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Basic First Aid
This workshop will provide teens with introductory-level first aid, including CPR practice on manikins and how to call 911 in a medical emergency. The workshop will also cover topics like choking, using Narcan, bleeding, and more.Β
π Thursday, Mar. 21 π 6-7 p.m. π The View Teen Center
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Get Organized
Learn practical strategies to streamline your study routine, manage deadlines, and declutter your space for improved focus and productivity. Gain the skills needed to stay on top of schoolwork and reduce stress. Plus, each participant receives a free planner to kickstart their organizational journey.Β
π Thursday, Apr. 18 π 6-7 p.m. π The View Teen Center
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Crash Course in Dorm Room Cooking
Learn simple and delicious recipes that can be made with minimal equipment and space. From quick meals to tasty snacks, discover practical cooking techniques perfect for dorm life or after-school snacks. Join us for hands-on cooking demonstrations, recipe sharing, and tips on budget-friendly ingredients.
π Thursday, May 9 π 6-7 p.m. π The View Teen Center
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Kickstart your future! This event is a great opportunity to gain perspective about different industry careers and network with professionals regarding potential jobs and volunteering! The event features a Professional Career Panel with Q&A, a Job and Volunteer Fair, Raffle Prizes, Breakfast, and more.
π Saturday, Mar. 23 π 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. π The View Teen Center
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Event Schedule
β 9:30 a.m. Check-In, Breakfast & Welcome
β 10 a.m. Professional Career Panel 1 with Q&A
β 10:45 a.m. Break
β 11 a.m. Professional Career Panel 2 with Q&A
β 11:45 a.m. Job and Volunteer Fair, Raffle Prize Drawings
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Panelists
β Founder & CEO SPREAD, LLC
β Engineering Manager and Director, Global Partnerships Google
β Senior Civil Engineer City of Mountain View
β Planner and Park Ranger Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District
β Associate Chief Administrative Officer Kaiser
β Dance Instructor Pacific Ballet Academy
β Special Agent FBI
and more!
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Job and Volunteer Fair
and more!
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This is an annual event planned and led by the Youth Advisory Committee.Β |
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Teens, get ready for the Teen Job and Volunteer Fair this spring! Discover 20+ opportunities for summer jobs, part-time gigs, internships, and more. Whether you're looking to gain valuable experience or give back to your community, you'll be able to connect with local organizations and businesses ready to help you set the stage for your future.
No registration required!
β Los Altos High School π Wednesday, Mar. 20 π Held during Lunchtime
β Mountain View High School and Alta Vista High School π Thursday, Mar. 21 π Held during Lunchtime
β The View Teen Center π Saturday, Mar. 23 π 11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
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β Seeking current 6th-11th grade Mountain View students interested in local government and making a difference! β
Are you passionate about shaping the future of your community? Are you interested in civic engagement? Do you want your voice to be heard? Seize this opportunity to be a force for positive change!
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π₯ About YAC:
The YAC is a dynamic group of teens working alongside city officials to bring youth perspectives to the forefront of decision-making. From organizing events to addressing community needs, YAC members play a crucial role in making Mountain View an even better place for teens.
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π‘ Why Join YAC?
β Make a real impact on your community by contributing your ideas and perspectives.
β Connect with like-minded peers and community leaders, expanding your network.
β Develop leadership, teamwork, and organizational skills that will set you apart.
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π How to Apply:
Ready to take the lead? Head to this site to access the application form and learn more about the selection process.
ποΈ Application Deadline: Friday, Mar. 29
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Elevate your summer with the Teen Volunteer Summer Program, supporting the Recreation Division's Summer Camp, Swim Lesson, and Deer Hollow Farm programs. Dive into a dynamic and enjoyable volunteer experience, blending advanced training with meaningful service opportunities.
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πWhat are the program requirements?
β Ages 14-17 by June 8
β Interest in volunteering with youth
β Attend required training(s)
β Available for at least 1 week (35 hours) of service between June 10-August 9
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ποΈWhere can I volunteer?
β Recreation Summer Camps (Junior Leaders)
β Aquatics Programs (Junior Lifeguards)
β Deer Hollow Farm Summer Camps (Deer Hollow Farm Interns)
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π How to Apply:
Applications open online on Mar. 4, 2024.
Be sure to submit your application by Friday, Apr. 26, 2024!
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 Teen volunteers have packed and donated more than 450 kits since 2021!
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Calling all Teens! Help a child patient cope in the hospital during a difficult time! Volunteer your time to make cards, sew snuggle hearts, and pack activity kits. Activity Kits will go to pediatric patients at local hospitals. This is a great opportunity to earn community service hours!Β
π Thursday, Jul. 18 π 4:30-6 p.m. π The View Teen Center
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π€ Want to donate to the project?
Help us spread cheer! Drop off donations from Jun. 1 to Jul. 13, 2024 to The View Teen Center, 1-6 p.m. Monday-Saturday.
*All donated items must be new. No food items or bubbles. Keep in mind that the items need to fit into a plastic shoebox.
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π How to Register:
Register online at MountainView.gov/ActiveNet.
This project is limited to 30 teens.
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