The Four Day Class will meet in the first floor lobby of the Burton M. Cross Building, by 12:45 p.m. on Monday. The TeenPact staff will meet and direct you to the classroom. All students should eat lunch prior to class. Please allow time to transfer your luggage into the trailer for transportation to the camp before you enter the Capitol.

NOTE: No luggage is to be brought into the Capitol. Please be sure to drop your luggage for transportation to the camp before making your way to the classroom.

Please review our dress code before attending the class.

parking

Free parking is available in the parking garage across from the Burton M. Cross Building. All students and chaperones staying at the camp should bring their luggage to the Capitol on Monday where it will be loaded into a trailer and delivered to Camp Good News. The luggage will return to the Capitol on the students’ last day of participation to be picked up from the trailer.

directions

Click here for a map to the Burton M. Cross Building.

bring this

• Your completed homework with your name on each page
• Bible
• Notebook
• Pen or pencil
• A sack lunch or money to purchase lunch in the cafeteria.

not that

• Weapons (including knives and firearms)
• Media devices (including tablets, ipods, computers, etc.)
  We will be media free for the week.

Students should bring a sack lunch or money to purchase lunch in the cafeteria.

Note: Residential students will receive a discounted Camp Cost to help cover the cost of lunch in the Cafeteria each day. You will see this reflected automatically at checkout during online registration.

Evening Sessions are an integral part of the TeenPact experience, allowing students to combine the academic emphasis in class with a spiritual focus on students’ relationships with God and one another.

On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, TeenPact offers Evening Sessions at Camp Good News that give students the opportunity to relax and fellowship with like-minded peers in a more casual environment. Students play games, participate in small groups, enjoy a time of worship, and are challenged by a message from the Class Director. Non-Residential Students and their families are more than welcome to join us for Evening Sessions at the camp. Please contact the Maine State Coordinator, Rod Sparks, to confirm your space for Evening Session.

Parents are invited to stay for as much of the class as possible. We love having parents observe what their students are learning! If you are not able to stay, you are welcome to drop off your student.

Please join us for graduation on Thursday beginning at 1:00 p.m. During graduation, students participate in a short mock legislative session, hear speeches from the elected officials, hear a charge from the Program Director, receive graduation certificates, and much more!

The Political Communication Workshop will meet in the first floor lobby of the Burton M. Cross Building by 9:45 a.m. on Friday. The TeenPact staff will meet and direct you to the classroom.

Please review our dress code before attending the class.

parking

Free parking is available in the parking garage across from the Burton M. Cross Building. Luggage for students who attended the Four Day Class will be available for pick up after class.

directions

Click here for a map to the Burton M. Cross Building.

bring this

• Bible
• Notebook
• Pen or pencil
• Sack lunch or money to purchase a lunch in the cafeteria.

not that

• Weapons (including knives and firearms)
• Media devices (including tablets, ipods, computers, etc.)
  We will be media free for the day.

Please bring a sack lunch or money to purchase lunch in the cafeteria.

Note: Residential students will receive a discounted Camp Cost to help cover the cost of lunch in the Cafeteria each day. You will see this reflected automatically at checkout during online registration.

Parents are invited to stay for as much of the class as possible. We love having parents observe what their students are learning! If you are not able to stay, you are welcome to drop off your student.

Lodging, transportation, breakfasts, and dinners are included in the price of the residential camp fee of $160 for three nights or $200 for four nights. To reserve your slot at the camp, please select this option online during registration. Students who are not able to stay at Camp Good News may join us for the Evening Sessions and are asked to bring a picnic dinner.

Click here for a map to Camp Good News.

bring this

• Pillow
• Towel
• Sheets, blanket or sleeping bag
• Toiletries
• Capitol clothes (see dress code)
• Comfortable camp clothes
• Board and/or card games to share
• Snack to share

not that

• Weapons (including knives and firearms)
• Media devices (including tablets, ipods, computers, etc.)
  We will be media free for the week.

On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, TeenPact offers Evening Sessions at Camp Good News that give students the opportunity to relax and fellowship with like-minded peers in a more casual environment. Students play games, participate in small groups, enjoy a time of worship, and are challenged by a message from the Class Director. Evening Sessions are an integral part of the TeenPact experience, allowing students to combine the academic emphasis in class with a spiritual focus on students’ relationships with God and one another.

We encourage parents to come and enjoy the week as chaperones and assist with student transportation at a discounted rate of $120 for three nights or $155 for four nights. This is a wonderful opportunity for adults to experience TeenPact as well. Often parents find they enjoy their week at TeenPact as much as their students! To reserve your place at the camp, please register online.

The One Day Class will meet in the first floor lobby of the Burton M. Cross Building by 9:45 a.m. on Friday. The TeenPact staff will meet and direct you to the classroom.

Please review our dress code before attending the class.

parking

Free parking is available in the parking garage across from the Burton M. Cross Building.

directions

Click here for a map to the Burton M. Cross Building.

bring this

• Your completed homework with your name on each page
• Bible
• Notebook
• Pen or pencil
• Sack lunch or money to purchase lunch in the cafeteria

not that

• Weapons (including knives and firearms)
• Media devices (including tablets, ipods, computers, etc.)
  We will be media free for the day.

Students should plan to bring a sack lunch or purchase lunch in the cafeteria.

Parents are required to stay with their students (and students they may be chaperoning from another family) for the entire class.