How to Register
Please download, print, fill out and return:
Along with:
A 50% non refundable deposit is due when you register for Teen Center activities only.
- Do NOT include payments for Adventure Program Trips, they will be billed separately.
Please send a check or money order, or complete the credit card section on the registration form.
To discuss payment plans or financial assistance, please call New Heights at
(603) 422-8235.
- Balances remaining, after the deposit, are due by May 28th, 2010.
- A confirmation packet that includes your balance due, and your
schedule of trips and activities will be mailed to you.

Open Monday through Friday 10 am - 5 pm, Teen Center offers a variety of exciting day trips and group activities on site during each week long session.
• For those entering grade 6 through grade 12
• Bus transportation provided to and from local areas
• Supervision by highly qualified staff
• Staff to participant ratio of 1:10 or better
• Day passes are available (maximum of 10) if you do not wish to register for a week-long session
• A special Friday Trip is included in every Teen Center week. These trips focus on fun activities such as water parks, amusement parks, and other exciting destinations
• Teen Center registration continues all summer, so participants are always welcome
Off-Site Trips Include:
| • NH, ME and MA State Parks • Water Country • Canobie Lake Park • Short Sands Beach, York, ME • Aquaboggan, Saco, ME • York’s Wild Kingdom • Funworld, Nashua, NH |
• Funtown/Splashtown, Saco, ME • Crane Beach, Ipswich, MA • Bowling • Ice Skating • Roller Skating • Kington State Park |
What Teens are saying about New Heights:
“New Heights has shown me that it is okay to try new things. At first I was a little scared to come, but after the first day I found out that the staff were really nice and I wanted to come back.” - Mikayla B. Middle School
“It’s not just a lot of fun; by the end of the trip I realized how much we have grown as individuals. I’m sure the pamphlets stress alot of the qualities and skills New Heights encourages. The Adirondacks trip was the epitome of that. ” — Kat D. (High School)