You’re registered. Here’s how to get ready.

Everything registered participants and their families need before June 17, 2027, in one place. Bookmark this page.

Your checklist

Sign the Waivers Packet. We’ll send it to you and your parent or guardian through Docusign. Don’t print and mail it, but you can preview the waivers.

Complete the Community Issues Assignment. This is designed to help you with your legislation by getting you to think about issues that impact your community.

Fees due. All three fees must be paid in full. Pay fees.

Draft your legislation. Read about why you’re writing a bill, then submit your draft bill. (This isn’t required but is highly recommended.)

Pack and plan your ride. Check the Packing List and Transportation Info.

Samsung scholarship deadline, if you’re eligible. See below.

Resources

Packing List

What to bring, including bedding, and what to leave at home.

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Transportation Info

Bus stops, times, and drop-off details for families driving.

Open →

Community Issues Assignment

Due June 11.
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Start the assignment →

Why You’re Writing a Bill

A step-by-step guide to drafting a bill about something important to you.

Read the guide →

Submit Draft Legislation

Due June 16.
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Submit your bill →

Samsung American Legion Scholarship

Up to $10,000 for college. Open to Girls State participants who are the direct descendent or legally adopted child of a U.S. military veteran who served honorably on active duty during a period of war.

Apply online before 11:59 pm on the first day of the session: June 17, 2027.

For parents and guardians

The University of Nevada, Reno requires us to share these policies with the parent or guardian of every participant under 18. Please read each one before the session.

During the session

Participants stay on campus all week except for program field trips. You’ll receive an emergency phone number before the session.

Family emergencies

In the event of an emergency requiring you to pick your daughter up early, contact the Director right away and tell your daughter only once you’ve arrived on campus.