"You reap what you sow. If you arrive determined to give your whole self to camp, communicate honestly and openly, be emotionally available and authentic, take risks, chop carrots and scrub toilets with gladness (yeah, really), make a fool of yourself trying new stuff, share what you know, listen deeply to your new friends, etc., I can promise you one of the best weeks of your life." —Grace Llewellyn, The Camp Info Booklet.

Brochure & Registration Info

• NBTSC 2003 will be: August 25th-September 1st and September 4th-September 11th. NBTSC East is September 25th-October 2nd. Reply

• The Brochure and Registration Form for 2003 are available on the Camp 2003 page.

• If you're after up-to-the-minute official information regarding registration, plans or scheduling, go to News From The Front

Other Information

• Camper Testimonials from NBTSC

• E-Mail the camp office at office@nbtsc.org

Transportation

• Travel Discussion (If you have something to ask, just hit "Edit" at the bottom of the page and type on the page.)
• In 1997, Sarabeth rode her bicycle to camp in Oregon from the East Coast. Her story is "How Sarabeth got to Camp".
• In coming months, the camp travel directory will be online so campers and parents can coordinate travel plans. Watch this spot.

Community

• The NBTSC Community runs a website at http://community.nbtsc.org. We stay fairly actively connected, and have a lot of imagination embedded in these pages. There is a WikiWikiWeb, mailing lists (both for campers and parents) and instructions for getting on IRC to chat with campers and other community members.

Unschooling Info

• Grace's Homepage: Info on Grace Llewellyn's current projects, including NBTSC and The Dream House
• SchoolFree: There is a viable alternative to high school! Information, resources and encouragement for aspiring unschoolers.
• Homeschooling and Unschooling resources.
• As many sites seem to collect, we have links!