Etiquette | Social Graces | Dance

Cate came home and said she “loved it” and that when she’s in high school, she hopes she can be one of the assistants. She really lit up when talking about it. Thank you for doing this!”

I love this subject matter, etiquette. I trained at the Washington School of Protocol in 1996, and loved my experience with Dorothea Johnson…it was more for personal enlightenment, as my parents were diplomats…I grew up abroad and had “daily training”…but as an adult, I wanted to see what someone other than my mother would say. Etiquette sure makes the world a nicer place, doesn’t it? Continue this lovely mission.”

I just wanted to thank you for a great program. This information is so important for the rest of their lives. As much as a parent tries to teach it all at home, nothing beats using it in real life. This is my second child to do cotillion. And my current 8^th grader can’t wait for her next session to come!”

I’ve used so much that I learned in cotillion. Rush was a breeze and all the girls wanted to dance with me.”

These students had an unbelievable amount of confidence as they introduced themselves to the coaches.” A high school football coach of a group of students who had recently finished the cotillion program.

The directors are enthusiastic and energetic ladies who draw not only on their dance training, but also their experience as mothers and teachers.”

I wish every student in my middle school would participate in this confidence building program to reinforce good manners.”

This program is structured to ensure that everyone is included and having fun.”