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2. 10 Top-Paying Jobs for Teens That Also Teach Them Work ... - AOL

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   3. Driver/Sales Workers and Truck Drivers. Median hourly wage: $23.14. Number of teens employed: 45,000. Key skills you’ll learn: Time management, safe driving skills, vehicle maintenance ...

3. Metro TeenAIDS - Wikipedia

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   Metro TeenAIDS (MTA) was a nonprofit organization based in Washington, DC, in operation from 1988 to 2015. MTA addressed the severe HIV/AIDS epidemic in the National Capital region [1][2][3] by focusing on the needs of children and youth. For more than 25 years, MTA provided a wide variety of HIV prevention services to youth, as well as ...

4. Miss District of Columbia's Outstanding Teen - Wikipedia

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   Washington, D.C. 17 Latin Ballroom Dance, "Hip Hip, Chin Chin" Top 10 [13] Previously Miss District of Columbia Teen USA 2007 [8] [14] Later was the inaugural Miss Black USA Talented Teen, crowned in 2009 [15] 2007: LaTonya Abrams [citation needed] Washington, D.C. 2006: Elizabeth Ann Payne [citation needed] Operatic Vocal 2005: Virginia Ryan ...

5. Labor Department: Teens’ first jobs must be safe jobs | Opinion

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   In recent years, the Wage and Hour Division has seen a troubling rise in child labor violations across the country. In fiscal year 2023, we found nearly 5,800 children employed illegally, an 88 ...

6. A summer job can set teens up for a lifetime of success ... - AOL

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   A 2023 OppLoans survey of 1,000 young people aged 14-24, in fact, found that just landing the job was already helping them figure out how to budget. Of those who responded, 63% had a job lined up ...

7. St. Ann's Center for Children, Youth and Families - Wikipedia

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   Prior to 1860 and the beginning of the Civil War, three Daughters of Charity came from Emmitsburg, Maryland, to Washington, D.C., where they established the city's first foundling home. In 1861, St. Ann's initiated its first education and job-training program to prepare single mothers to become family breadwinners. [2]