Youth Leadership

Robbinsdale Youth Council

Robbinsdale Area Schools is committed to expanding youth engagement in leadership opportunities to support individual growth and to vitalize the work of the district. The Robbinsdale Area Schools Youth Council (281YC) provides a space that focuses on developing and nurturing youths’ skills to be at the forefront of district decision-making to combat issues that directly impact the lives of students in Robbinsdale Area Schools.

Those interested in signing up are invited to send an email to robbinsdaleareacommunityed@rdale.org.

Robbinsdale Junior Council (coming soon)

The Robbinsdale Area Schools Junior Council provides a space that focuses on developing and nurturing the skills of middle school students to be a part of district decision-making to address issues that directly impact learners within our schools.

Information on signing up for the 2023-24 school year will be shared with families soon.

Site Leadership Teams (coming soon)

Internship opportunities

Student internships provide high school students, 15 years of age or older, work experience and the opportunity to explore future career paths.

FAQ's

FAQ's

What does a student intern do?	A student intern may work in an office atmosphere or work hands-on in a variety of ways with youth or adults. The intern could be placed within the Robbinsdale School District or in the greater Robbinsdale Area Schools community. Job placement and specific duties are determined during an interview between the student and the program supervisor.
When does a student intern work?	Internships are generally flexible; most students work 8-10 hours per week. Work schedules follow the school year calendar. Generally, students work after school until approximately 5 pm. Morning and early afternoon internships are also available for students with a more flexible school-day schedule. Student internships are also available in the summer and generally require a greater weekly time commitment.
How many hours can an intern work?	Internships do not typically exceed 10 hours a week.
What type of commitment is necessary?	It depends on the specific internship that a student is interested in. Typically, an intern is asked to commit to a semester, school year, or the entire summer.
Who is eligible?	Robbinsdale Area Schools students, age 14 or older, are eligible.
How do I apply?	Fill out a Student Intern job application

Youth Development Volunteer Program

The Youth Development Volunteer Program, is a volunteer based program for students entering grades 6-8 and interested in developing leadership skills while working in a hands-on environment.

FAQ's

FAQ's

What does a Youth Development Volunteer do?	Become a mentor to a Summer Academy student Learn mindfulness skills to use in the classroom with students or for yourself Meet weekly with the Youth Development Volunteer Program Team Assist in a classroom that is around a subject you are interested in
How do I apply?	If you are interested in becoming a Youth Development volunteer, please contact Nicole Plagge at 763-504-4909 or nicole_plagge@rdale.org

Contacts

Community Education Office
763-504-6990
robbinsdaleareacommunityed@rdale.org

Nicole Plagge
Youth Enrichment and Development Coordinator
763-504-4909
nicole_plagge@rdale.org

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