Through dynamic experiences, TeenPact seeks to inspire youth in their relationship with Christ and train them to understand the political process, value their liberty, defend the Christian faith, and engage the culture around them. “Changing lives to change the world” is more than a vision statement to us. It’s what we do every day.
At TeenPact, we believe students learn best by doing. That’s why our State Classes are comprised of focused hands-on leadership training. With classes offered across the nation and for students ages 8-19, young people will quickly discover how to embrace their call as the next generation of leaders through the unique tools, teaching, and opportunities TeenPact provides.
Our Alumni Events take students deeper in their relationship with Christ as they build lasting community and grow through intentional leadership training. While events activities range from meeting legislators on Capitol Hill to team building in South Dakota, the focus is the same – training students to be influential and servant-hearted leaders.
Mary McCoy, North Carolina I State Coordinator -252.717.7572- [email protected]
Kimberly Miller, North Carolina II State Coordinator -706.414.4821- [email protected]
The Four Day Class is a dynamic, hands-on leadership experience where students learn about state government from a Christian worldview. Students gather to run for office, participate in a mock legislature, and learn about how they can be effective leaders in their community back home. For Students ages 13-19.
For more information about the Four Day Class, click here.
North Carolina I Four Day State Class is currently at capacity. However, we encourage you to register for North Carolina II!
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Arrive on Monday by 12:45 p.m.
Arrive in Professional Attire, according to our Dress Code, and check in at the TeenPact Welcome Table. Please be sure to eat lunch prior to arriving at the Capitol. Any further details will be communicated by your State Coordinator, via email, prior to the event.
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Arrive on Monday by 11:45 a.m.
Arrive in Professional Attire, according to our Dress Code, and check in at the TeenPact Welcome Table. Please be sure to eat lunch prior to arriving at the Capitol. Any further details will be communicated by your State Coordinator, via email, prior to the event.
North Carolina Museum/Government Center Parking Lot
Park at Wilmington Station Deck
Hourly/Daily Rates are:
$1.50/hour for the first four hours
$2.00/hour after four hours to daily maximum
$14 is the daily maximum
Parking for First Baptist Church-Wilmington Street
Across the Street from the Church
The TeenPact Classroom is at the back of the Church. TeenPact Representatives will be at the back of the Church.
North Carolina Museum/Government Center Parking Lot
Lunches will be catered for all registered Students and Chaperones at the Four Day Class and is included in the cost of the program.
If you have any questions about the lunches provided or to discuss allergy needs, contact your State Coordinating Team at northcaro[email protected].
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.
Monday – Wednesday evenings, directly following the Four Day Class.
TeenPact offers Evening Sessions 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. Parents are invited as well. If you would like to purchase dinner for the evening, you may do so at time of online registration for $25 per person for all three nights.
Monday – Thursday evenings, directly following the Four Day Class.
TeenPact offers Evening Sessions 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. Parents and Students not staying at the camp are invited to join as well. If you’re not registered to stay at the camp, please contact your State Coordinating Team at [email protected] for more details.
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.
Thursday at 1:00 p.m.
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
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!
Students are invited to stay at the Homewood Suites Raleigh. All reservations must be made by March 18, 2023 in order to receive the TeenPact rate. To reserve a room through the TeenPact block, click here.
Reservations are for double rooms and include breakfast and parking.
Note: Please remember that TeenPact is not responsible for the safety and supervision of Students after class dismisses in the afternoon. We ask that all Students staying at the hotel have adult supervision.
Students and Chaperones are invited to stay at Chestnut Ridge Camp. Please see below for more details.
The Political Communication Workshop trains Students to analyze, execute, and interpret public presentations through a variety of activities and discussions. Students are challenged to develop critical thinking skills as they learn what communication looks like in the political realm. For Students ages 13 – 19.
Fore more information about the Political Communication Workshop, click here.
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Arrive on Friday by 9:45 a.m.
Arrive in Professional Attire, according to our Dress Code, and check in at the TeenPact Welcome Table. Any further details will be communicated by your State Coordinator, via email, prior to the event.
Lunches will be catered for all registered Students and Chaperones at the Political Communication Workshop and is included in the cost of the program.
If you have any questions about the lunches provided or to discuss allergy needs, contact your State Coordinating Team at [email protected].
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.
The One Day Class is an action-packed day full of exciting experiences that introduce Students to their state government using a dynamic, hands-on approach. Students are led by an energetic Staff Team as they explore their local government, pray for their leaders, discuss their mock legislation, and so much more! For Students ages 8 – 12.
For more information about the One Day Class, click here.
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
Arrive on Friday by 9:45 a.m.
Arrive in Professional Attire, according to our Dress Code, and check in at the TeenPact Welcome Table. Any further details will be communicated by your State Coordinator, via email, prior to the event.
Lunches will be available for all Students and chaperones at the One Day Class. You may purchase lunch at time of online registration for $7 per person.
If you have any questions about the lunches provided or to discuss allergy needs, contact your State Coordinating Team at [email protected].
One Day Students are required to have a parent or chaperone with them at all times. Please plan on staying with your Student for the duration of the class.
If you plan to bring more than one Student to the class, please let the Staff Team know which Students you are with as you check in at the Welcome Table so they can keep your Students grouped together during the day.
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