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SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion & Professional Development Program
DESCRIPTION:Confidence. Character. Communication.\nElevate is more than an etiquette class—it's a dynamic leadership and life-skills experience designed to help 10th -12th grade high school students develop the confidence and professionalism they need to succeed in school\, college\, careers\, and everyday life. \nThrough engaging social experiences\, hands-on activities\, and interactive workshops\, students learn the timeless skills that set exceptional young adults apart: \n\nProfessional introductions and confident handshakes \nStrong eye contact and conversation skills \nSocial and business etiquette \nAppropriate dress for different occasions \nDining etiquette and table manners \nRespect\, courtesy\, and personal presentation \nPoise in social and professional settings \n\nParents consistently tell us these are the skills they wish every young person learned before entering college and the workforce. Students were asking for a course that meets on multiple sessions to build stronger connections and networking skills. So\, will all that in mind\, we have created a new high school offering to meet those needs. Elevate\, is our new high school course\, which we know students will enjoy and parents will appreciate. \nWe have expanded our normal high school etiquette and training experience to form Elevate: A High School Cotillion & Professional Development Program\, that all 10th -12th grade students are sure to benefit from attending. Let’s Elevate Together! \n\nWhy Parents Will Appreciate Elevate\nToday's students need more than academic success—they need the confidence to interview for scholarships\, network with mentors\, make lasting first impressions\, and navigate social situations with ease. \nElevate provides a welcoming environment where students build: \n\nSelf-confidence and independence \nLeadership and communication abilities \nSocial awareness and emotional intelligence \nProfessional habits that last a lifetime \n\nOur program combines traditional etiquette with modern professional development\, creating a practical experience that students actually enjoy.  \nElevate sessions will be held at various locations based on the topic and activity planned for each meeting. Each session will focus on developing etiquette\, communication\, and social skills through structured learning and practical engagement. \n\n2026-2027 Season Schedule\nSession One: Welcome Social & First Impressions \nTheme: Country vs. Country Club (See Dress Code Below)\nDate: Sunday\, September 20th\, 2026\nTime: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room \nDress Code: Student Choice on our first meeting! Semi-formal to Country Casual to embrace our theme!  \nThe season begins with an energetic social gathering designed to help students feel comfortable while building essential confidence skills. This theme was chosen by one of our high school students\, and we think it will be a fun way to start the discussion of our topic of dressing appropriately for different occasions! \nStudents will learn: \n\n\n\nProfessional introductions \nThe art of a confident handshake \nEye contact and body language \nConversation starters and active listening \nResponding to invitations and RSVP etiquette \nAppropriate dress for various types of occasions \nSports coat\, tie\, and bow tie etiquette \nPartner dancing basics including Cha-Cha\, Tango\, and Country Line Dancing \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students leave with practical tools for making strong first impressions in school\, social settings\, interviews\, and future careers. \n\nSession Two: Museum Experience & Cultural Etiquette \nDate: October 22nd\, 2026\nLocation: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art\, 600 Museum Way\, Bentonville 72712\nTime: 5:00pm to 7:00pm\nDress Code: Casual \nStudents will enjoy a guided cultural tour experience while learning the etiquette and expectations associated with museums and community events. \n\n\n\nMuseum etiquette \nHow to engage with art and cultural experiences \nMaking the most of educational outings \nAppreciating opportunities for lifelong learning \nInteractive exploration of one of the region's premier museums \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students gain confidence navigating educational and cultural experiences. \n\nSession Three: Culinary Experience & Four-Course Dinner \nDate: Evening of November 14 or 15 (Final date and location to be announced soon )\nDuration: 2.5 Hours\nDress Code: Semi-Formal \nOur etiquette dinners are always a highlight experience!  Students will enjoy an elegant dining experience to practice fine dining skills and learn as we walk through multiple courses. \nStudents will master: \n\n\n\nFormal table settings \nNapkin and utensil etiquette \nFour-course dining procedures \nBeing an exceptional guest or host \nGrace and confidence in formal social settings \nConversation and courtesy during meals \n\n\n\nParents are often amazed at the transformation they see by the end of this event as students demonstrate poise\, confidence\, and polished manners. \n\nSession Four: Preparing for College Admissions & Building Your Personal Brand \nDate: Sunday\, January 10th\, 2027\nTime: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room\nDress Code: Casual \nToday's students are building a personal brand whether they realize it or not. This interactive workshop helps participants understand how character\, communication\, and digital presence shape opportunities. We will then apply this information as we discuss what students can do to prepare for the college application process\, college tours\, test prep\, resume building discussions\, and how to start the college search process using data and student career interests\, as students that are engaged in the process have time to analyze what will be a best fit for their particular goals. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nStarting the college search and determining what is important to you\nResume building: What all can go on my academic resume?\nCollege Tours: What to look for and ask\nHow to start researching colleges to look for a good fit\nBuilding self-confidence \nSocial media awareness and digital etiquette \nProfessional communication skills \nGoal setting and personal responsibility \nDeveloping a positive personal image \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students discover how to present the best version of themselves both online and in person and then can apply that to the college search and application process. \n\nSession Five: Business Brunch & Career Readiness \nDate: Saturday\, March 6th\, 2027\nTime: 9:30am to Noon\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Redbud Room\nDress Code: Business Casual \nDesigned to prepare students for internships\, scholarships\, college interviews\, and future careers. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nHow to write Elegant Thank you notes\nProfessional Emails\nBusiness Networking\nGetting a first job/being prepared to fill out the application\nInterview etiquette \nEmail and phone etiquette \nWorkplace professionalism and business etiquette\n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students build skills that immediately translate to academic and career success. \n\nSession Six: Season Finale Celebration \nWeekend of March 12th-14th (Date and location are being finalized.) At the conclusion of the high school program\, students will celebrate the end of our season with a Formal Dance and celebration. \nParents will be invited at the end of our finale to celebrate the accomplishments of these young leaders as they take the next step with greater confidence\, character\, and professionalism.\n \n\n\nProgram Investment\nTuition: $360\nEarly Bird Registration: $330\, if application and tuition is received by August 31st. Fees will go up on September 1st for the season\, so don’t miss our early bird deadline. \nSpace is intentionally limited to provide a personalized and engaging experience for every student. \nGive Your Student the Confidence to Stand Out \nWhether preparing for college interviews\, scholarships\, internships\, leadership roles\, or simply becoming a more polished and confident young adult\, Elevate equips students with practical life skills they'll use for years to come. \nInvest in confidence. Invest in character. Invest in their future.\nReserve your student's place today.\nWhat Your Student Gains \n Strong first impressions\n Leadership and communication skills\n Professional and social etiquette\n Confidence in interviews and networking\n Respect for self and others\n Lifelong life skills that extend far beyond the classroom \nElevate isn't simply about etiquette—it's about preparing young people to thrive in every stage of life. 
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/elevate-a-high-school-cotillion-professional-development-program-session-one/
LOCATION:Bentonville Community Center (Hickory Room)\, 1101 SW Citizens Cir\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
CATEGORIES:Elevate
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SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion - Culinary Experience & Four-Course Dinner - Session 3
DESCRIPTION:Confidence. Character. Communication.\nElevate is more than an etiquette class—it's a dynamic leadership and life-skills experience designed to help 10th -12th grade high school students develop the confidence and professionalism they need to succeed in school\, college\, careers\, and everyday life. \nThrough engaging social experiences\, hands-on activities\, and interactive workshops\, students learn the timeless skills that set exceptional young adults apart: \n\nProfessional introductions and confident handshakes \nStrong eye contact and conversation skills \nSocial and business etiquette \nAppropriate dress for different occasions \nDining etiquette and table manners \nRespect\, courtesy\, and personal presentation \nPoise in social and professional settings \n\nParents consistently tell us these are the skills they wish every young person learned before entering college and the workforce. Students were asking for a course that meets on multiple sessions to build stronger connections and networking skills. So\, will all that in mind\, we have created a new high school offering to meet those needs. Elevate\, is our new high school course\, which we know students will enjoy and parents will appreciate. \nWe have expanded our normal high school etiquette and training experience to form Elevate: A High School Cotillion & Professional Development Program\, that all 10th -12th grade students are sure to benefit from attending. Let’s Elevate Together! \n\nWhy Parents Will Appreciate Elevate\nToday's students need more than academic success—they need the confidence to interview for scholarships\, network with mentors\, make lasting first impressions\, and navigate social situations with ease. \nElevate provides a welcoming environment where students build: \n\nSelf-confidence and independence \nLeadership and communication abilities \nSocial awareness and emotional intelligence \nProfessional habits that last a lifetime \n\nOur program combines traditional etiquette with modern professional development\, creating a practical experience that students actually enjoy.  \nElevate sessions will be held at various locations based on the topic and activity planned for each meeting. Each session will focus on developing etiquette\, communication\, and social skills through structured learning and practical engagement. \n\n2026-2027 Season Schedule\nSession One: Welcome Social & First Impressions \nTheme: Country vs. Country Club (See Dress Code Below)\nDate: Sunday\, September 20th\, 2026\nTime: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room \nDress Code: Student Choice on our first meeting! Semi-formal to Country Casual to embrace our theme!  \nThe season begins with an energetic social gathering designed to help students feel comfortable while building essential confidence skills. This theme was chosen by one of our high school students\, and we think it will be a fun way to start the discussion of our topic of dressing appropriately for different occasions! \nStudents will learn: \n\n\n\nProfessional introductions \nThe art of a confident handshake \nEye contact and body language \nConversation starters and active listening \nResponding to invitations and RSVP etiquette \nAppropriate dress for various types of occasions \nSports coat\, tie\, and bow tie etiquette \nPartner dancing basics including Cha-Cha\, Tango\, and Country Line Dancing \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students leave with practical tools for making strong first impressions in school\, social settings\, interviews\, and future careers. \n\nSession Two: Museum Experience & Cultural Etiquette \nDate: October 22nd\, 2026\nLocation: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art\, 600 Museum Way\, Bentonville 72712\nTime: 5:00pm to 7:00pm\nDress Code: Casual \nStudents will enjoy a guided cultural tour experience while learning the etiquette and expectations associated with museums and community events. \n\n\n\nMuseum etiquette \nHow to engage with art and cultural experiences \nMaking the most of educational outings \nAppreciating opportunities for lifelong learning \nInteractive exploration of one of the region's premier museums \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students gain confidence navigating educational and cultural experiences. \n\nSession Three: Culinary Experience & Four-Course Dinner \nDate: Evening of November 14 or 15 (Final date and location to be announced soon )\nDuration: 2.5 Hours\nDress Code: Semi-Formal \nOur etiquette dinners are always a highlight experience!  Students will enjoy an elegant dining experience to practice fine dining skills and learn as we walk through multiple courses. \nStudents will master: \n\n\n\nFormal table settings \nNapkin and utensil etiquette \nFour-course dining procedures \nBeing an exceptional guest or host \nGrace and confidence in formal social settings \nConversation and courtesy during meals \n\n\n\nParents are often amazed at the transformation they see by the end of this event as students demonstrate poise\, confidence\, and polished manners. \n\nSession Four: Preparing for College Admissions & Building Your Personal Brand \nDate: Sunday\, January 10th\, 2027\nTime: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room\nDress Code: Casual \nToday's students are building a personal brand whether they realize it or not. This interactive workshop helps participants understand how character\, communication\, and digital presence shape opportunities. We will then apply this information as we discuss what students can do to prepare for the college application process\, college tours\, test prep\, resume building discussions\, and how to start the college search process using data and student career interests\, as students that are engaged in the process have time to analyze what will be a best fit for their particular goals. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nStarting the college search and determining what is important to you\nResume building: What all can go on my academic resume?\nCollege Tours: What to look for and ask\nHow to start researching colleges to look for a good fit\nBuilding self-confidence \nSocial media awareness and digital etiquette \nProfessional communication skills \nGoal setting and personal responsibility \nDeveloping a positive personal image \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students discover how to present the best version of themselves both online and in person and then can apply that to the college search and application process. \n\nSession Five: Business Brunch & Career Readiness \nDate: Saturday\, March 6th\, 2027\nTime: 9:30am to Noon\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Redbud Room\nDress Code: Business Casual \nDesigned to prepare students for internships\, scholarships\, college interviews\, and future careers. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nHow to write Elegant Thank you notes\nProfessional Emails\nBusiness Networking\nGetting a first job/being prepared to fill out the application\nInterview etiquette \nEmail and phone etiquette \nWorkplace professionalism and business etiquette\n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students build skills that immediately translate to academic and career success. \n\nSession Six: Season Finale Celebration \nWeekend of March 12th-14th (Date and location are being finalized.) At the conclusion of the high school program\, students will celebrate the end of our season with a Formal Dance and celebration. \nParents will be invited at the end of our finale to celebrate the accomplishments of these young leaders as they take the next step with greater confidence\, character\, and professionalism.\n \n\n\nProgram Investment\nTuition: $360\nEarly Bird Registration: $330\, if application and tuition is received by August 31st. Fees will go up on September 1st for the season\, so don’t miss our early bird deadline. \nSpace is intentionally limited to provide a personalized and engaging experience for every student. \nGive Your Student the Confidence to Stand Out \nWhether preparing for college interviews\, scholarships\, internships\, leadership roles\, or simply becoming a more polished and confident young adult\, Elevate equips students with practical life skills they'll use for years to come. \nInvest in confidence. Invest in character. Invest in their future.\nReserve your student's place today.\nWhat Your Student Gains \n Strong first impressions\n Leadership and communication skills\n Professional and social etiquette\n Confidence in interviews and networking\n Respect for self and others\n Lifelong life skills that extend far beyond the classroom \nElevate isn't simply about etiquette—it's about preparing young people to thrive in every stage of life. 
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/elevate-a-high-school-cotillion-professional-development-program-session-3/
CATEGORIES:Elevate
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SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion Session Four: Preparing for College Admissions & Building Your Personal Brand - Session 4
DESCRIPTION:Confidence. Character. Communication.\nElevate is more than an etiquette class—it's a dynamic leadership and life-skills experience designed to help 10th -12th grade high school students develop the confidence and professionalism they need to succeed in school\, college\, careers\, and everyday life. \nThrough engaging social experiences\, hands-on activities\, and interactive workshops\, students learn the timeless skills that set exceptional young adults apart: \n\nProfessional introductions and confident handshakes \nStrong eye contact and conversation skills \nSocial and business etiquette \nAppropriate dress for different occasions \nDining etiquette and table manners \nRespect\, courtesy\, and personal presentation \nPoise in social and professional settings \n\nParents consistently tell us these are the skills they wish every young person learned before entering college and the workforce. Students were asking for a course that meets on multiple sessions to build stronger connections and networking skills. So\, will all that in mind\, we have created a new high school offering to meet those needs. Elevate\, is our new high school course\, which we know students will enjoy and parents will appreciate. \nWe have expanded our normal high school etiquette and training experience to form Elevate: A High School Cotillion & Professional Development Program\, that all 10th -12th grade students are sure to benefit from attending. Let’s Elevate Together! \n\nWhy Parents Will Appreciate Elevate\nToday's students need more than academic success—they need the confidence to interview for scholarships\, network with mentors\, make lasting first impressions\, and navigate social situations with ease. \nElevate provides a welcoming environment where students build: \n\nSelf-confidence and independence \nLeadership and communication abilities \nSocial awareness and emotional intelligence \nProfessional habits that last a lifetime \n\nOur program combines traditional etiquette with modern professional development\, creating a practical experience that students actually enjoy.  \nElevate sessions will be held at various locations based on the topic and activity planned for each meeting. Each session will focus on developing etiquette\, communication\, and social skills through structured learning and practical engagement. \n\n2026-2027 Season Schedule\nSession One: Welcome Social & First Impressions \nTheme: Country vs. Country Club (See Dress Code Below)\nDate: Sunday\, September 20th\, 2026\nTime: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room \nDress Code: Student Choice on our first meeting! Semi-formal to Country Casual to embrace our theme!  \nThe season begins with an energetic social gathering designed to help students feel comfortable while building essential confidence skills. This theme was chosen by one of our high school students\, and we think it will be a fun way to start the discussion of our topic of dressing appropriately for different occasions! \nStudents will learn: \n\n\n\nProfessional introductions \nThe art of a confident handshake \nEye contact and body language \nConversation starters and active listening \nResponding to invitations and RSVP etiquette \nAppropriate dress for various types of occasions \nSports coat\, tie\, and bow tie etiquette \nPartner dancing basics including Cha-Cha\, Tango\, and Country Line Dancing \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students leave with practical tools for making strong first impressions in school\, social settings\, interviews\, and future careers. \n\nSession Two: Museum Experience & Cultural Etiquette \nDate: October 22nd\, 2026\nLocation: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art\, 600 Museum Way\, Bentonville 72712\nTime: 5:00pm to 7:00pm\nDress Code: Casual \nStudents will enjoy a guided cultural tour experience while learning the etiquette and expectations associated with museums and community events. \n\n\n\nMuseum etiquette \nHow to engage with art and cultural experiences \nMaking the most of educational outings \nAppreciating opportunities for lifelong learning \nInteractive exploration of one of the region's premier museums \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students gain confidence navigating educational and cultural experiences. \n\nSession Three: Culinary Experience & Four-Course Dinner \nDate: Evening of November 14 or 15 (Final date and location to be announced soon )\nDuration: 2.5 Hours\nDress Code: Semi-Formal \nOur etiquette dinners are always a highlight experience!  Students will enjoy an elegant dining experience to practice fine dining skills and learn as we walk through multiple courses. \nStudents will master: \n\n\n\nFormal table settings \nNapkin and utensil etiquette \nFour-course dining procedures \nBeing an exceptional guest or host \nGrace and confidence in formal social settings \nConversation and courtesy during meals \n\n\n\nParents are often amazed at the transformation they see by the end of this event as students demonstrate poise\, confidence\, and polished manners. \n\nSession Four: Preparing for College Admissions & Building Your Personal Brand \nDate: Sunday\, January 10th\, 2027\nTime: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room\nDress Code: Casual \nToday's students are building a personal brand whether they realize it or not. This interactive workshop helps participants understand how character\, communication\, and digital presence shape opportunities. We will then apply this information as we discuss what students can do to prepare for the college application process\, college tours\, test prep\, resume building discussions\, and how to start the college search process using data and student career interests\, as students that are engaged in the process have time to analyze what will be a best fit for their particular goals. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nStarting the college search and determining what is important to you\nResume building: What all can go on my academic resume?\nCollege Tours: What to look for and ask\nHow to start researching colleges to look for a good fit\nBuilding self-confidence \nSocial media awareness and digital etiquette \nProfessional communication skills \nGoal setting and personal responsibility \nDeveloping a positive personal image \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students discover how to present the best version of themselves both online and in person and then can apply that to the college search and application process. \n\nSession Five: Business Brunch & Career Readiness \nDate: Saturday\, March 6th\, 2027\nTime: 9:30am to Noon\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Redbud Room\nDress Code: Business Casual \nDesigned to prepare students for internships\, scholarships\, college interviews\, and future careers. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nHow to write Elegant Thank you notes\nProfessional Emails\nBusiness Networking\nGetting a first job/being prepared to fill out the application\nInterview etiquette \nEmail and phone etiquette \nWorkplace professionalism and business etiquette\n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students build skills that immediately translate to academic and career success. \n\nSession Six: Season Finale Celebration \nWeekend of March 12th-14th (Date and location are being finalized.) At the conclusion of the high school program\, students will celebrate the end of our season with a Formal Dance and celebration. \nParents will be invited at the end of our finale to celebrate the accomplishments of these young leaders as they take the next step with greater confidence\, character\, and professionalism.\n \n\n\nProgram Investment\nTuition: $360\nEarly Bird Registration: $330\, if application and tuition is received by August 31st. Fees will go up on September 1st for the season\, so don’t miss our early bird deadline. \nSpace is intentionally limited to provide a personalized and engaging experience for every student. \nGive Your Student the Confidence to Stand Out \nWhether preparing for college interviews\, scholarships\, internships\, leadership roles\, or simply becoming a more polished and confident young adult\, Elevate equips students with practical life skills they'll use for years to come. \nInvest in confidence. Invest in character. Invest in their future.\nReserve your student's place today.\nWhat Your Student Gains \n Strong first impressions\n Leadership and communication skills\n Professional and social etiquette\n Confidence in interviews and networking\n Respect for self and others\n Lifelong life skills that extend far beyond the classroom \nElevate isn't simply about etiquette—it's about preparing young people to thrive in every stage of life. 
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/elevate-a-high-school-cotillion-professional-development-program-session-4/
LOCATION:Bentonville Community Center (Hickory Room)\, 1101 SW Citizens Cir\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
CATEGORIES:Elevate
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SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion - Business Brunch & Career Readiness - Session 5
DESCRIPTION:Confidence. Character. Communication.\nElevate is more than an etiquette class—it's a dynamic leadership and life-skills experience designed to help 10th -12th grade high school students develop the confidence and professionalism they need to succeed in school\, college\, careers\, and everyday life. \nThrough engaging social experiences\, hands-on activities\, and interactive workshops\, students learn the timeless skills that set exceptional young adults apart: \n\nProfessional introductions and confident handshakes \nStrong eye contact and conversation skills \nSocial and business etiquette \nAppropriate dress for different occasions \nDining etiquette and table manners \nRespect\, courtesy\, and personal presentation \nPoise in social and professional settings \n\nParents consistently tell us these are the skills they wish every young person learned before entering college and the workforce. Students were asking for a course that meets on multiple sessions to build stronger connections and networking skills. So\, will all that in mind\, we have created a new high school offering to meet those needs. Elevate\, is our new high school course\, which we know students will enjoy and parents will appreciate. \nWe have expanded our normal high school etiquette and training experience to form Elevate: A High School Cotillion & Professional Development Program\, that all 10th -12th grade students are sure to benefit from attending. Let’s Elevate Together! \n\nWhy Parents Will Appreciate Elevate\nToday's students need more than academic success—they need the confidence to interview for scholarships\, network with mentors\, make lasting first impressions\, and navigate social situations with ease. \nElevate provides a welcoming environment where students build: \n\nSelf-confidence and independence \nLeadership and communication abilities \nSocial awareness and emotional intelligence \nProfessional habits that last a lifetime \n\nOur program combines traditional etiquette with modern professional development\, creating a practical experience that students actually enjoy.  \nElevate sessions will be held at various locations based on the topic and activity planned for each meeting. Each session will focus on developing etiquette\, communication\, and social skills through structured learning and practical engagement. \n\n2026-2027 Season Schedule\nSession One: Welcome Social & First Impressions \nTheme: Country vs. Country Club (See Dress Code Below)\nDate: Sunday\, September 20th\, 2026\nTime: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room \nDress Code: Student Choice on our first meeting! Semi-formal to Country Casual to embrace our theme!  \nThe season begins with an energetic social gathering designed to help students feel comfortable while building essential confidence skills. This theme was chosen by one of our high school students\, and we think it will be a fun way to start the discussion of our topic of dressing appropriately for different occasions! \nStudents will learn: \n\n\n\nProfessional introductions \nThe art of a confident handshake \nEye contact and body language \nConversation starters and active listening \nResponding to invitations and RSVP etiquette \nAppropriate dress for various types of occasions \nSports coat\, tie\, and bow tie etiquette \nPartner dancing basics including Cha-Cha\, Tango\, and Country Line Dancing \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students leave with practical tools for making strong first impressions in school\, social settings\, interviews\, and future careers. \n\nSession Two: Museum Experience & Cultural Etiquette \nDate: October 22nd\, 2026\nLocation: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art\, 600 Museum Way\, Bentonville 72712\nTime: 5:00pm to 7:00pm\nDress Code: Casual \nStudents will enjoy a guided cultural tour experience while learning the etiquette and expectations associated with museums and community events. \n\n\n\nMuseum etiquette \nHow to engage with art and cultural experiences \nMaking the most of educational outings \nAppreciating opportunities for lifelong learning \nInteractive exploration of one of the region's premier museums \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students gain confidence navigating educational and cultural experiences. \n\nSession Three: Culinary Experience & Four-Course Dinner \nDate: Evening of November 14 or 15 (Final date and location to be announced soon )\nDuration: 2.5 Hours\nDress Code: Semi-Formal \nOur etiquette dinners are always a highlight experience!  Students will enjoy an elegant dining experience to practice fine dining skills and learn as we walk through multiple courses. \nStudents will master: \n\n\n\nFormal table settings \nNapkin and utensil etiquette \nFour-course dining procedures \nBeing an exceptional guest or host \nGrace and confidence in formal social settings \nConversation and courtesy during meals \n\n\n\nParents are often amazed at the transformation they see by the end of this event as students demonstrate poise\, confidence\, and polished manners. \n\nSession Four: Preparing for College Admissions & Building Your Personal Brand \nDate: Sunday\, January 10th\, 2027\nTime: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room\nDress Code: Casual \nToday's students are building a personal brand whether they realize it or not. This interactive workshop helps participants understand how character\, communication\, and digital presence shape opportunities. We will then apply this information as we discuss what students can do to prepare for the college application process\, college tours\, test prep\, resume building discussions\, and how to start the college search process using data and student career interests\, as students that are engaged in the process have time to analyze what will be a best fit for their particular goals. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nStarting the college search and determining what is important to you\nResume building: What all can go on my academic resume?\nCollege Tours: What to look for and ask\nHow to start researching colleges to look for a good fit\nBuilding self-confidence \nSocial media awareness and digital etiquette \nProfessional communication skills \nGoal setting and personal responsibility \nDeveloping a positive personal image \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students discover how to present the best version of themselves both online and in person and then can apply that to the college search and application process. \n\nSession Five: Business Brunch & Career Readiness \nDate: Saturday\, March 6th\, 2027\nTime: 9:30am to Noon\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Redbud Room\nDress Code: Business Casual \nDesigned to prepare students for internships\, scholarships\, college interviews\, and future careers. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nHow to write Elegant Thank you notes\nProfessional Emails\nBusiness Networking\nGetting a first job/being prepared to fill out the application\nInterview etiquette \nEmail and phone etiquette \nWorkplace professionalism and business etiquette\n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students build skills that immediately translate to academic and career success. \n\nSession Six: Season Finale Celebration \nWeekend of March 12th-14th (Date and location are being finalized.) At the conclusion of the high school program\, students will celebrate the end of our season with a Formal Dance and celebration. \nParents will be invited at the end of our finale to celebrate the accomplishments of these young leaders as they take the next step with greater confidence\, character\, and professionalism.\n \n\n\nProgram Investment\nTuition: $360\nEarly Bird Registration: $330\, if application and tuition is received by August 31st. Fees will go up on September 1st for the season\, so don’t miss our early bird deadline. \nSpace is intentionally limited to provide a personalized and engaging experience for every student. \nGive Your Student the Confidence to Stand Out \nWhether preparing for college interviews\, scholarships\, internships\, leadership roles\, or simply becoming a more polished and confident young adult\, Elevate equips students with practical life skills they'll use for years to come. \nInvest in confidence. Invest in character. Invest in their future.\nReserve your student's place today.\nWhat Your Student Gains \n Strong first impressions\n Leadership and communication skills\n Professional and social etiquette\n Confidence in interviews and networking\n Respect for self and others\n Lifelong life skills that extend far beyond the classroom \nElevate isn't simply about etiquette—it's about preparing young people to thrive in every stage of life. 
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/elevate-a-high-school-cotillion-professional-development-program-session-5/
LOCATION:Bentonville Community Center (Hickory Room)\, 1101 SW Citizens Cir\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
CATEGORIES:Elevate
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SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion - Season Finale Celebration - Session 6
DESCRIPTION:Confidence. Character. Communication.\nElevate is more than an etiquette class—it's a dynamic leadership and life-skills experience designed to help 10th -12th grade high school students develop the confidence and professionalism they need to succeed in school\, college\, careers\, and everyday life. \nThrough engaging social experiences\, hands-on activities\, and interactive workshops\, students learn the timeless skills that set exceptional young adults apart: \n\nProfessional introductions and confident handshakes \nStrong eye contact and conversation skills \nSocial and business etiquette \nAppropriate dress for different occasions \nDining etiquette and table manners \nRespect\, courtesy\, and personal presentation \nPoise in social and professional settings \n\nParents consistently tell us these are the skills they wish every young person learned before entering college and the workforce. Students were asking for a course that meets on multiple sessions to build stronger connections and networking skills. So\, will all that in mind\, we have created a new high school offering to meet those needs. Elevate\, is our new high school course\, which we know students will enjoy and parents will appreciate. \nWe have expanded our normal high school etiquette and training experience to form Elevate: A High School Cotillion & Professional Development Program\, that all 10th -12th grade students are sure to benefit from attending. Let’s Elevate Together! \n\nWhy Parents Will Appreciate Elevate\nToday's students need more than academic success—they need the confidence to interview for scholarships\, network with mentors\, make lasting first impressions\, and navigate social situations with ease. \nElevate provides a welcoming environment where students build: \n\nSelf-confidence and independence \nLeadership and communication abilities \nSocial awareness and emotional intelligence \nProfessional habits that last a lifetime \n\nOur program combines traditional etiquette with modern professional development\, creating a practical experience that students actually enjoy.  \nElevate sessions will be held at various locations based on the topic and activity planned for each meeting. Each session will focus on developing etiquette\, communication\, and social skills through structured learning and practical engagement. \n\n2026-2027 Season Schedule\nSession One: Welcome Social & First Impressions \nTheme: Country vs. Country Club (See Dress Code Below)\nDate: Sunday\, September 20th\, 2026\nTime: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room \nDress Code: Student Choice on our first meeting! Semi-formal to Country Casual to embrace our theme!  \nThe season begins with an energetic social gathering designed to help students feel comfortable while building essential confidence skills. This theme was chosen by one of our high school students\, and we think it will be a fun way to start the discussion of our topic of dressing appropriately for different occasions! \nStudents will learn: \n\n\n\nProfessional introductions \nThe art of a confident handshake \nEye contact and body language \nConversation starters and active listening \nResponding to invitations and RSVP etiquette \nAppropriate dress for various types of occasions \nSports coat\, tie\, and bow tie etiquette \nPartner dancing basics including Cha-Cha\, Tango\, and Country Line Dancing \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students leave with practical tools for making strong first impressions in school\, social settings\, interviews\, and future careers. \n\nSession Two: Museum Experience & Cultural Etiquette \nDate: October 22nd\, 2026\nLocation: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art\, 600 Museum Way\, Bentonville 72712\nTime: 5:00pm to 7:00pm\nDress Code: Casual \nStudents will enjoy a guided cultural tour experience while learning the etiquette and expectations associated with museums and community events. \n\n\n\nMuseum etiquette \nHow to engage with art and cultural experiences \nMaking the most of educational outings \nAppreciating opportunities for lifelong learning \nInteractive exploration of one of the region's premier museums \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students gain confidence navigating educational and cultural experiences. \n\nSession Three: Culinary Experience & Four-Course Dinner \nDate: Evening of November 14 or 15 (Final date and location to be announced soon )\nDuration: 2.5 Hours\nDress Code: Semi-Formal \nOur etiquette dinners are always a highlight experience!  Students will enjoy an elegant dining experience to practice fine dining skills and learn as we walk through multiple courses. \nStudents will master: \n\n\n\nFormal table settings \nNapkin and utensil etiquette \nFour-course dining procedures \nBeing an exceptional guest or host \nGrace and confidence in formal social settings \nConversation and courtesy during meals \n\n\n\nParents are often amazed at the transformation they see by the end of this event as students demonstrate poise\, confidence\, and polished manners. \n\nSession Four: Preparing for College Admissions & Building Your Personal Brand \nDate: Sunday\, January 10th\, 2027\nTime: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Hickory Room\nDress Code: Casual \nToday's students are building a personal brand whether they realize it or not. This interactive workshop helps participants understand how character\, communication\, and digital presence shape opportunities. We will then apply this information as we discuss what students can do to prepare for the college application process\, college tours\, test prep\, resume building discussions\, and how to start the college search process using data and student career interests\, as students that are engaged in the process have time to analyze what will be a best fit for their particular goals. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nStarting the college search and determining what is important to you\nResume building: What all can go on my academic resume?\nCollege Tours: What to look for and ask\nHow to start researching colleges to look for a good fit\nBuilding self-confidence \nSocial media awareness and digital etiquette \nProfessional communication skills \nGoal setting and personal responsibility \nDeveloping a positive personal image \n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students discover how to present the best version of themselves both online and in person and then can apply that to the college search and application process. \n\nSession Five: Business Brunch & Career Readiness \nDate: Saturday\, March 6th\, 2027\nTime: 9:30am to Noon\nLocation: Bentonville Community Center – Redbud Room\nDress Code: Business Casual \nDesigned to prepare students for internships\, scholarships\, college interviews\, and future careers. \nTopics include: \n\n\n\nHow to write Elegant Thank you notes\nProfessional Emails\nBusiness Networking\nGetting a first job/being prepared to fill out the application\nInterview etiquette \nEmail and phone etiquette \nWorkplace professionalism and business etiquette\n\n\n\nTakeaway: Students build skills that immediately translate to academic and career success. \n\nSession Six: Season Finale Celebration \nWeekend of March 12th-14th (Date and location are being finalized.) At the conclusion of the high school program\, students will celebrate the end of our season with a Formal Dance and celebration. \nParents will be invited at the end of our finale to celebrate the accomplishments of these young leaders as they take the next step with greater confidence\, character\, and professionalism.\n \n\n\nProgram Investment\nTuition: $360\nEarly Bird Registration: $330\, if application and tuition is received by August 31st. Fees will go up on September 1st for the season\, so don’t miss our early bird deadline. \nSpace is intentionally limited to provide a personalized and engaging experience for every student. \nGive Your Student the Confidence to Stand Out \nWhether preparing for college interviews\, scholarships\, internships\, leadership roles\, or simply becoming a more polished and confident young adult\, Elevate equips students with practical life skills they'll use for years to come. \nInvest in confidence. Invest in character. Invest in their future.\nReserve your student's place today.\nWhat Your Student Gains \n Strong first impressions\n Leadership and communication skills\n Professional and social etiquette\n Confidence in interviews and networking\n Respect for self and others\n Lifelong life skills that extend far beyond the classroom \nElevate isn't simply about etiquette—it's about preparing young people to thrive in every stage of life. 
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/elevate-a-high-school-cotillion-professional-development-program-session-6/
LOCATION:Bentonville Community Center (Hickory Room)\, 1101 SW Citizens Cir\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
CATEGORIES:Elevate
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