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Daniel Mestizo
Recreation Coordinator
Phone: (408) 777-3134 
Fax: (408) 777-3137
danielm@cupertino.org
The Commission consists of nine members with the intention to include at least one person from each public middle school and public high school in Cupertino, if possible. Membership on the Commission is limited to Cupertino residents. Mem-bers may attend schools outside of the City limits, or be schooled at home. Com-missioners must be in 8th through 11th grade. Teen Commissioners serve two-year staggered terms. The powers and functions of the Teen Commission are to advise the City Council and staff on issues and projects important to youth (also see Municipal Code 2.95.080 Powers and Functions). 
Who are the members of the Teen Commission?
Meet your 2019-2020 Cupertino Teen Commissioners
I cannot live without fried chicken.
I have a talent for making very punny jokes.
I play ping pong.
I'm a competitive policy speech and debater.
I love selling jewelry!
The Good Place is THE best show of all time.
What does it take to serve on the Teen Commission?
Are required to be residents of Cupertino throughout their term.
Are required to be INCOMING 8th - 11th graders. Members may be in 12th grade during their term, but seniors are not eligible to apply.
Must be informed of City-wide issues, problems, and resources.
Should have a thorough knowledge of their school's resources and contacts. Being on ASB or student council is beneficial, but not a requirement.
Must have a genuine passion for serving as a representative of the Cupertino community.
Must promote Teen Commission and relevant City initiatives to their school population.
Have a desire to make lasting change for the City of Cupertino.
Must have the bandwidth to dedicate significant time to Teen Commission projects.
Attend various, assigned City Council and other City Commission meetings.
Attend all Teen Commission meetings, events, and other assigned meetings. Meetings are on the 2nd and 4th
Wednesday of each month unless canceled or a special meeting is called.
Be able to professionally defend your stance and collaboratively work with fellow commissioners.
Be easily accessible to respond to staff, constituents, and community.
Recruitment for the Teen Commission is currently closed. Please check back in spring 2021 for the recruitment dates and details.
How can I engage with the Teen Commission as a member of the public?
We encourage all members of the public to engage with the Teen Commission by attending regular meetings and providing input during Oral Communications or during the public comment period of our agenda item discussions. 
I have an idea or item I believe the Teen Commission should consider. What should I do?
We invite you to present your idea, comment, or other items during the Oral Communications portion typically held at the beginning of our meetings. During Oral Communications, members of the public have three-minutes to address the Commission on any matter not on the meeting agenda and within the jurisdiction of the Teen Commission. We also accept Written Communications which you may submit by emailing us at teencommission@cupertino.org up to one hour before the scheduled meeting and the Staff Liaison will read all written comments out loud during the meeting. Please note that all Oral and Written Communications will be part of the public record.
What are some projects the Teen Commission has worked on?
Throughout the years the Teen Commission has worked on the following programs:
*Please note that some of these programs may no longer be part of the Teen Commission work program or regular activities. Be sure to review our current work program to see what the Teen Commission is currently working on.
How can I nomintate a Youth-Led Organization?
The Cupertino Teen Commission would like to recognize local youth-led organizations making positive impacts in their community by highlighting them as part of a monthly social media campaign.
What is defined as a Youth-Led Organization (YLO)?
A Youth-Led Organization (YLO) is any organization which has been created by a Cupertino resident under the age of 18 that positively improves and supports residents of the Cupertino community. This may include student-run non-profit organization, school clubs, school organizations, or any group of students making positive impacts for the Cupertino community.
Cupertino residents may fill out and submit our YLO Nomination Form to nominate an organization which they believe has positively impacted the lives of members in the Cupertino community.
A Youth and Teen Engagement Subcommittee will review the nominations and make up to three recommendations to the full commission at a regular Teen Commission meeting. The Teen Commission will then vote from the top three submissions 
Nominations will be due the 1st of the month two months before they are selected. This will allow time for the review, approval, and marketing process. For example, if you would like the organization you are nominating to be featured in July, you must submit your nomination by May 1st.
Nominations are valid for the duration of the current Teen Commission term, which runs from September 1 to August 30. Selected YLOs may be featured in one or all the following platforms: Facebook, Instagram, Nextdoor, and Twitter. The selected platforms are at the discretion of City staff.
For youth-led organizations to be eligible, they must meet the following criteria:
If you are nominating an organization, please be sure to inform the organization’s leadership of your intent to nominate. City staff reserves the right to modify the program or final decisions as necessary.
If you have any follow-up questions, please email the Teen Commission or Staff Liaison at teencommission@cupertino.org.
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