I Need A Job For Next Summer. Any Ideas?

Camp counselor, work at a dog kennel, janitor, retail, etc

Then get out and look for one.

I'm not sure where you live, but in CA theme parks hire 15 year olds.

When it comes to finding ways to earn money, consider a Denver (Colorado, USA) woman that quit her upper management job. She started a simple business picking up dog droppings that led to earnings of over $75,000 a year, working outside, setting her own hours, and could be done using a bicycle as transportation. Part time, you could earn up to $20 an hour. It is also something a child age 10 and up can do alone, an adult can do, or a whole family can do together. This article describes how. http://divpat.org/WorkingInABadEconomy

It is WAY TOO EARLY to worry about job for next year! What do you mean a real job? You will make minimum wage, have taxes withheld, and have to work the hours they dictate. You also have to deal with a uniform, and waste time driving to and from work. If you wash cars, mow lawns, and babysit, you earn more per hour, set your own schedule, and don't have to deal with taxes. Why wouldyou want a "real job" when you can make more on your own?