Paid after-school and summer programs for Chicago high-school teens: hundreds of apprenticeships and outreach assistantships in arts, STEM, sports, communications and more. Summer session: late June to early August.
City of Birmingham — Department of Youth Services (with WBRC 6 News)
The City of Birmingham's long-running paid summer jobs program for Birmingham youth, paying $11–$14 per hour for four hours a day, five days a week over five weeks.
Denver Public Schools with Denver Economic Development & Opportunity — Denver Youth Employment Program (DYEP)
Denver's paid summer work-experience program, delivered by Denver Public Schools with the City, offering about 110 hours of work with local employers plus job-readiness and financial-literacy training.
Louisville's summer youth employment program connecting Jefferson County youth ages 16–19 with paid summer jobs at private, public and nonprofit employers.
Tacoma Public Schools — Jobs 253 (stipends funded by the City of Tacoma)
A Tacoma Public Schools program connecting high-school students with career-connected internships at Tacoma businesses, nonprofits and city departments, with a stipend and elective credit.