NC Governor’s, House and Senate Page Programs
NC Governor’s Page Program
NCHE helps to facilitate the opportunity for teens of North Carolina homeschooling families to participate in the Governor’s Page Program by setting aside a week each year as homeschool week and providing help for those who wish to go on their own at other times.
The Governor’s Page Program provides an opportunity for students (classified as freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors or recent graduates; juniors and seniors given priority) to find out first hand about the function/operation of state government. The Governor’s Office page program focuses on professional development, service opportunities and educational experiences in civics and history. When Governor’s Page Week activities include visits and interaction with each of the three branches of government (visiting the State Supreme Court and justice(s); visiting the Legislature and meeting with House and/or Senate members; meeting with representatives of the administrative Cabinet). For the NCHE group, an effort will be made to include a visit with the Office of Non-Public Education (the “homeschool office”).
The 2025 Governor’s Page Week
The Governor’s Page program helps high school students grow in the areas of civics, history, service and professional development.
October 27-30, 2025 will be the next available homeschool Governor’s Page Week. Participation is limited to 12 students.
All pages serve for one 4-day week: Monday, 1-4 pm; Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
There is a dress code. Pages are expected to dress in conservative, non-distracting attire and comfortable shoes (as there is a good bit of walking.)
A $200 stipend is provided by the Governor’s office to help defray travel expenses for the week.
For additional information about the Governor’s Page Program, please see: https://governor.nc.gov/governors-page-program
You may also email govpage@nc.gov
To apply for the 2025 Governor’s Page Program, please use this form: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NCHEpages
NC House and Senate Page Programs
The North Carolina Senate and House of Representatives Page Programs provide the opportunity for students to find out firsthand how laws are made by helping in an individual senator’s or representative’s office. These pages must be in tenth, eleventh or twelfth grades, must be in good academic standing in their schools and sponsored by a Representative or Senator. Students’ work Monday 1 p.m. through Friday, 5 p.m. of their assigned week. Students may receive a $150 stipend to help cover their costs for the week. Contact your state representative or senator to begin the application process. The House and Senate Page Programs operate in the spring of each year. The schedule and application process typically opens in late fall. Please contact your state senator’s or representative’s office for additional information
For additional information, please see:
House Page Program: https://www.ncleg.gov/House/PageProgram#Home
Senate Page Program: https://www.ncleg.gov/Senate/PageProgram
Questions about these programs can also be addressed to NCHE Activities Director Evelyn Bickley at evelyn.bickley@nche.com.