The summer Pages do not attend. The Page School is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. First year language courses are not offered, nor are Advanced Placement courses. The workday begins immediately following the last class at the Page School. The Pages report to their Page supervisor, where the first order of the day may be filing the Congressional Record from the previous day's proceedings.
Pages act primarily as messengers.
They deliver legislative material between the various buildings of Capitol Hill. Those with the highest number or points are excused early when the House goes into late night sessions. The summer workdays begin at 9 a.m. The dress required for males is a navy blazer, long sleeved white shirt, dark gray slacks, dark socks, dark shoes and a standard issue tie. The dress required for females is a navy blazer, long sleeved white blouse, dark gray skirt or dark gray pants, dark shoes, appropriate hose and a standard issue tie.