You have your head screwed on the right way, You know that your education is the priority.

Because your chances are reduced does not mean that they are non-existent.

Keep the right priorities and good luck.

But, ask yourself these questions: How will you get to the job? Will you stick it out for at least a few months (no employer would expect a junior high schooler to stay longer than that), or will you abandon the job as soon as there’s a conflict with one of your classes or activities? Are you going to be able to handle the lack of free time? Can you ask your friends to act on your behalf? Have you spoken with your parents about this?

If you can answer the above, truthfully, and find that you are genuinely able to work (and that you have parental permission to do so), then you shouldn’t have too many problems finding a job.

Yes, your chances may be slim, but, given that you’re even bothering to ask about it, and, based solely on your correctly phrased and spelled – – if not fully punctuated – – details (albeit with a poor “question”), I would not hesitate to hire you! 🙂

Just remember that your employer is your boss, not your friend or relative. You’ll be in his/her “house”, and, as such, you must abide by his/her rules and regulations, except where it violates ethical and moral behavior, of course!

Good luck!

P.S. Your question would have been better suited in the “Business & Finance > Careers & Employment” forum, though I understand why you placed it here.