Summer Information

Summer Information

General Information

We are thrilled your teen is registered for Impact 360 Propel!

Impact 360 Propel is designed to strengthen the faith of high school students and propel them into a vibrant, Christ-centered life. Our goal is for each student to know Jesus more deeply, to be transformed in their character, and to live a life of Kingdom influence.

Propel students become more confident and clear in knowing and articulating the central claims of Christianity and gain a vision of what it looks like to become an effective disciple in today’s world.

Summer 2026 is closer than you might think! To help you prepare, ensure all your student’s onboarding is completed by reviewing this page and completing all forms!

Dates

YOUR STUDENT IS REGISTERED FOR:

Impact 360 Propel Session One: June 14-20, 2026

Location: Impact 360 Institute, 100 Impact Circle, Pine Mountain, GA 31822 

*Arrival: Sunday, June 14

Please arrive for check in no earlier than 2:00pm and no later than 3:00pm. 

*Departure: Saturday, June 20

Parents arrive at 10:15am, Students depart at 11:00am

Lodging

We have a female dorm and a male dorm.

Rooms house 5-6 students in twin bunk beds. Each student has a dresser, desk, and an open closet. In each room there is one bathroom with two toilets, two showers, and two sinks.

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District code is IIP-GA

Travel and Flight Information

If your student will be flying to camp: Please note they MUST arrive to the Hartsfield/Jackson Airport in Atlanta, GA on Sunday by 1:00 PM at the latest and depart from the Hartsfield/Jackson Airport no earlier than 2:00 PM Saturday. We will have a team waiting for them at the airport to shuttle them to our campus in Pine Mountain, GA.

As you book their flight, please complete this form to ensure that our team is prepared for your student. More detailed instructions will go out to all of our students flying as we get closer to camp.  In order to use the shuttle service, you must sign up and purchase the shuttle pass.

In order to ride the shuttle, please follow these steps:

  1. Purchase Shuttle Pass
  2. Flight Information Form

We cannot meet unaccompanied minors at the gate.

Roomate Request Form

We know that some students know other students coming to camp, and they would like to request to be roomed together. We work to honor those roommate requests to the best of our ability, but we cannot guarantee or promise that every request will be honored. Several variables go into making rooming assignments, each of which is to ensure the best camp experience for all students. Having said that, if your student has a roommate request, please complete this form no later than April 15, 2026.   

Please ensure that all parties involved submit a roommate request. Roommate requests only submitted by one party will not be honored. If you have multiple students coming, please fill out a separate form for each student.     

Roommate Request Form

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Policies

TECHNOLOGY POLICIES

Q: WHAT IS THE CELLPHONE POLICY?

A: The wise use of technology is a good thing, and we will be using technology in our classrooms as we learn together (we will provide what is needed). However, in order to limit distractions and encourage community, focus, and learning, cellphone use will be prohibited for the duration of Propel. Students will be able to use their cellphones upon arrival at the airport/arrival on Impact 360 Institute campus. Cellphones will then be turned-off, collected, and placed in a locked cabinet after parents have been notified of their student’s safe arrival at Impact 360.

We ask that parents/guardians give their students space to learn and grow themselves by honoring our request to only contact their students in the case of emergencies or during designated times. In our experience working with high school and college students we have found that times of disconnecting from cellphones and other technology provides a great opportunity to reflect, grow, and connect with new friends. If you want to regularly keep in touch with your student, we encourage you to do so through mail!

If for some reason parents/guardians need to communicate with their students, they can do so by emailing [email protected] or calling 706-457-4124.

EMERGENCY POLICY

Q: WHAT HAPPENS IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY?

A: In the case of any emergency

  • Appropriate legal authorities will be contacted immediately
  • Our staff will be notified as soon as possible
  • Students will be notified, and regularly updated as is appropriate
  • Parents will be notified, and regularly updated as soon as possible

Q: WHAT IS THE POLICY FOR TORNADOES AND OTHER DANGEROUS WEATHER?

A: Impact 360 Institute is equipped with a large storm shelter with plenty of space for all of those staying overnight on campus. In the case of dangerous weather, parents will be notified and able to reach our full-time team.

DATING RELATIONSHIPS / SEXUAL ACTIVITY POLICY

Q: CAN STUDENTS DATE ONE ANOTHER AT IMPACT 360 PROPEL?

A: We expect all students to be as inclusive as possible during their time at Impact 360 Propel. Young dating couples who attend Propel together will not display affection physically, draw unnecessary attention to their relationship, or spend time together one-on-one.

Students who meet one another at Impact 360 Propel are not permitted to enter into a dating relationship. We will encourage any young couple considering dating a friend they meet at Impact 360 Propel to talk with their parents/guardians before making such commitments.

Additionally, students will not engage in any sexual activity during their Impact 360 Propel experience. Students who engage in sexual activity will immediately have their parents/guardians contacted via phone by someone on our team.

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Enhance Your Student's Experience

If you have not purchased the Snack Card, Swag Pack or a Study Pack for your student, make sure you do that soon! Don’t miss out on these great opportunities to enhance your student’s camp experience!

Purchase here!

Classroom Topics

Propel students become more confident and clear in knowing and articulating the central claims of Christianity and gain a vision of what it looks like to become an effective disciple in today’s world.

Classroom Topics: 

  • Following Jesus in a TikTok World
  • Engaging with Other Worldviews and Cultures
  • Building Emotional Resilience
  • Placing Identity in Christ
  • And So Much More

When camp is in session we will be posting daily updates here of what students are learning.