Suggestions for easy high school summer jobs?

I'm planning my summer and would love some job recommendations that aren't too stressful. I need something that doesn't take up my entire day, but still gives me some spending money. Any ideas?

Absolutely, it's a good idea to find a job that balances income-generation with other summer activities. Here are a few options you may want to consider:

1. Retail or Grocery Store Associate: Retail establishments, such as local clothing, electronics or book stores, often hire high school students for part-time positions. The same goes for grocery stores where you could work as a cashier, stock associate, or bagger. It's usually a daytime job which allows you to relax in the evening.

2. Tutor: If you excel in a particular subject or subjects, consider tutoring. You could offer your services to younger students who might need help in that area. You can set your own hours, and it is a quite rewarding job.

3. Pet Sitter/Walker: If you like animals, a summer job caring for pets can be fun and relatively stress-free. You can offer your services to families in your neighborhood, or use an app to connect with clients.

4. Lawn Care/ Garden Assistant: If you don't mind physical work and enjoy being outdoors, offering lawn care services can be a good summer job. Usually, you also get flexibility in terms of hours.

5. Food Service Industry: Jobs at local restaurants or coffee shops can also be a good route. The food service industry is usually flexible with scheduling, being able to cater to weekend or evening shifts.

Remember to prioritize balancing your work with summer relaxation, pursuing hobbies, and spending time with friends and family. Try to take a job you think would align well with your interests or future career plans. For example, if you're interested in a medical career, being a part-time receptionist at a medical office might be a good fit.