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February 8, 2010
USHPAA Grand Opening!
The United States House Page Association of America's official website "Page Life" is now open! Hopefully this website can serve as the online resource for former pages and prospective pages to connect bases and exchange information. Since the page program has been a staple program of the United States Congress since the beginning of our nation, I am surprised that very few websites have surfaced over its history to provide information about the program. On this site, you will find information about the program (for new pages or prospective pages), answers to your questions about the program, a historical summary of the program, a photo gallery featuring thousands of photos, alumni pages, former pages' stories and memories regarding the program, and a way to connect with fellow former pages. Be sure to check out all of the site's great features. And, make sure to click on pictures in the information section to zoom in on them!
Former Page Registry
Thanks to all those former pages who have already signed up for the registry! Eventually the USHPAA will make a searchable alumni database. If you have not signed up for the registry yet, make sure to do so by clicking here. Former pages who sign up for the registry will receive occasional email updates about the status of the page program. The goal of the registry is to establish a database of page alumni that will serve as the voice of former pages on behalf of the program.
Photo Gallery Open
 After days of collecting pictures from various former pages and websites, the photo gallery is now complete. The gallery features a showcase of over 6,000 photos! You can look at individual photos, view them in thumbnails, or watch them in a slideshow. If you have a collection of photos yourself, please send them to us either by upload (visit the gallery) or by email.
Contribute to the Site
 Before the USHPAA, there has been no online center for page program alumni or prospective pages. The goal of this website is to provide those seeking information about the program with the right resources to answer any questions they might have. If you are a former page from ANY year or term, the USHPAA would like your help. Please send us anything you can to contribute to the site. Photos, historical information, class information, etc. are all needed to help this online community grow. Also, former pages should consider adding their names and emails to our page registry. If you choose to add yourself to the registry, we will email you with important news and updates about the program.		  
"The United States House Page Association of America is the online center for the House of Representatives Page Program. Here, you can find information about the program and answers to your questions. For over 200 years, the program has served the Congress of the United States. Working on the floor of the House, pages serve Members of Congress. High school juniors from all over the country come to Washington D.C. to live, work, and attend school in the political epicenter of the world. Pages receive schooling in the award-winning House Page School in the Library of Congress, live in a Residence Hall with fellow pages, and work for the federal government. Over its lengthy history, the page program has changed the lives of countless teenagers and produced some of the nation's most successful politicians, businessmen, and public servants."
     
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