We have age-appropriate cotillion curriculum that addresses social date and digital etiquette.
Our age-appropriate sessions will entertain and educate your middle schooler so they are confident in any social situation, including digital interactions.
Your students will learn and experience tabletop manners as they enjoy a three-course training dinner.
Enroll your student in our Fort Worth Cotillion program or a tabletop manners dining experience and equip them with invaluable life skills. From mastering social nuances to embracing the art of dance, this experience sets the stage for a confident and polished future. Don’t miss out on this transformative opportunity for your young adult’s personal growth and development.
Manners Camp | July 29–August 1 | 5-7pm
Give your child (ages 10-13) the gift of confidence and kindness this summer!
Polished & Poised: Summer Manners Camp teaches table manners, first impressions, respectful behavior, digital and sleepover etiquette—all through fun, hands-on activities and daily snack practice.
Manners Camp | July 29 – August 1 | 1-3pm
Give your child (ages 6–10) the gift of confidence and kindness this summer!
Polished & Poised: Summer Manners Camp teaches table manners, first impressions, respectful behavior, digital and sleepover etiquette—all through fun, hands-on activities and daily snack practice.
Manners Camp | July 29 – August 1 | 9–11am
Give your child (ages 7–10) the gift of confidence and kindness this summer!
Polished & Poised: Summer Manners Camp teaches table manners, first impressions, respectful behavior, digital and sleepover etiquette—all through fun, hands-on activities and daily snack practice.
Parents …
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Tired of telling your kids to chew with their mouths closed? Or to please pass something without the eye roll?
Let us help — in your own home.
Dine & Shine is a relaxed, in-home etiquette experience where your family shares a real …
“My girls were reluctant to come for the first session, but they really enjoyed it and were happy to come back today.”
“I had more fun than I thought. I know what I need to work on and what my family could do better.”
“I didn’t know this would be fun, my Aunt made me sign up, but I am so glad she did, I love it.”