Your CV is very brief and to the point. I would improve it by sending a really good cover letter with it which will help your prospective employer to link to the key points in your CV and help you to persuade them that you are right for the job. Here is the link to a really good hubpages article on this subject. Good luck with your application.

When you list extra-curricular activities don't just list them add what responsibilities you had or positions you held and how long you participated in each, as a student you can also add any advanced classes you have, or classes that may be relevant to the job

1) Make sure your contact information is up to date. And that your email address is something professional like Ljones@email.com.

2) Remove the availability. I would leave that for your application and cover letter.

3) I would change the objective to " To gain employment as a clerk and sales associate so that I may apply my education and social skills to benefit Borders and their customers."

4) The rest of the resume I would use this template from about.com. You have some great extra curriculars, classes and skills. If you know how to use Microsoft word or power point or can do internet research I would play that up as. " Skilled in using Microsoft Word, Power Point, and Internet Explorer." Another thing I would put on your resume is " Eager to learn new concepts." Also Play up your math, business , and english classes first. Those will definitely help you in showing your skills.

Good Luck :)

Check out this link below for the template:

http://jobsearch.about.com/od/resumesandcoverletters/a/teenresume.htm

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