FAQ Group: Boys State

Two Boys Staters will be chosen to represent Michigan at Boys Nation in Washington, D.C. in July. Candidates will be nominated by city counselors and building coordinators. A senior staffContinue readingHow are Boys Nation delegates determined?

Medical attention is available at all hours. Students are instructed to report sprains, cuts, scratches, blisters, and sunburn to their counselor immediately. Parents should explain any special needs, including medication,Continue readingWhat if my son needs medical attention at Boys State?

All medications need to be checked in at the Boys State office and listed on the students’ medical form. Medications need to be in their original containers with the nameContinue readingI take a daily medication, is that a problem?

Cell phone use is only allowed during the recreational time for Boys State citizens. Cell phones must be turned off during meetings, all government functioning times, and general assemblies.

The Boys State Bank is located in the Student Union. Boys Staters are encouraged to open an account for the safekeeping of their money and valuables. Please bring smaller bills,Continue readingIs there a place for money and valuables while at Boys State?

Yes, beginning with lunch Sunday, all meals will be served in the University Cafeteria. A wide variety of menu selection is provided, with “all-you-can-eat” on many items. Those persons havingContinue readingAre meals included in registration fee?

Absence from Boys State will be by written pass only. Passes will be approved only in the case of extreme emergency or by prior written permission from the parent andContinue readingWhat if I need to be absent during Boys State?

If you bring a car to Boys State, you will be asked to turn the keys into your counselor as you will not be permitted to use the car whileContinue readingCan I drive to Boys State?