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SUMMARY:6th Grade Cotillion Series at 5:30 Group: Etiquette Dinner for last names N-Z
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/6th-grade-cotillion-series-at-530-group-etiquette-dinner-for-last-names-n-z/
LOCATION:Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A St\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
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SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion - Museum Experience & Cultural Etiquette - Session 2
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/elevate-a-high-school-cotillion-professional-development-program-session-2/
LOCATION:Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art\, 600 Museum Way\, Bentonville\, AR\, Bentonville\, United States
CATEGORIES:College Prep Etiquette Course
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SUMMARY:6th Grade Cotillion Series at 5:30pm: Waltz into Fall
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/6th-grade-cotillion-series-at-530pm-waltz-into-fall/
LOCATION:Bentonville Community Center\, 1101 SW Citizens Cir\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
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SUMMARY:6th Grade Cotillion Series at 7:00pm: Waltz into Fall
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/6th-grade-cotillion-series-at-700pm-waltz-into-fall/
LOCATION:Bentonville Community Center\, 1101 SW Citizens Cir\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
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SUMMARY:7th\, 8th\, 9th Grade Combined Cotillion at 8:30pm - Autumn Moon Dance
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/7th-8th-9th-grade-combined-cotillion-at-830pm-autumn-moon-dance/
LOCATION:Bentonville Community Center\, 1101 SW Citizens Cir\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
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SUMMARY:6th Grade Cotillion Series at 7:00 Group: Etiquette Dinner
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/6th-grade-cotillion-series-at-700-group-etiquette-dinner/
LOCATION:Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A St\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
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SUMMARY:Holly Ball - Save the Date - TBD
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/holly-ball-save-the-date-tbd/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261114T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261114T203000
DTSTAMP:20260629T135250Z
CREATED:20260629T022309Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260629T135250Z
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SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion - Culinary Experience & Four-Course Dinner - Session 3
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/elevate-a-high-school-cotillion-professional-development-program-session-3/
CATEGORIES:Elevate
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270110T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270110T160000
DTSTAMP:20260629T135250Z
CREATED:20260629T021350Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260629T135250Z
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SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion Session Four: Preparing for College Admissions & Building Your Personal Brand - Session 4
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
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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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270306T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270306T120000
DTSTAMP:20260629T135250Z
CREATED:20260629T021527Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260629T135250Z
UID:10000100-1804325400-1804334400@www.brjuniorcotillion.com
SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion - Business Brunch & Career Readiness - Session 5
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
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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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270314T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20270314T203000
DTSTAMP:20260629T135250Z
CREATED:20260629T022609Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260629T135250Z
UID:10000103-1805047200-1805056200@www.brjuniorcotillion.com
SUMMARY:Elevate: A High School Cotillion - Season Finale Celebration - Session 6
DESCRIPTION:The BRJC Cotillion 6th Grade program is full of engaging\, fun\, and educational activities that ensure your child’s growth. Please note: We have two sixth grade groups\, this one that meets at 5:30pm and another one that meets at 7:00pm. Please register with friends for the same group\, as there won't be transferring between groups. Here's a glimpse into what they’ll learn: \nDining Etiquette:\nA Fun and Interactive Way to Master Table Manners! Preteens will learn the art of proper dining etiquette in a way that excites them! They'll discover everything from how to know which silverware to use for each course to the difference between American and Continental dining styles. The best part? They'll practice their skills at a delicious\, guided four-course dinner with their peers\, which always is a favorite experience. \nWhat to Expect:\n\nSilverware placement and handling\nNapkin etiquette\nTransitioning through courses\nHow to eat confidently in any dining setting\n\nEffective Communication Skills:\nMaster the Art of Connection and Confidence. Good manners require great communication skills. In this part of the program\, students will learn the importance of making a great first impression\, mastering proper handshakes\, and reading social cues. They’ll develop the skills to engage in meaningful conversations and form lasting connections. \nTopics Covered Include:\n\nProper introductions and eye contact\nHow to read and understand social cues\nHelpful conversation starters and keeping friendships strong\n\nConfidence-Building Techniques and Activities:\nOur comprehensive social skills lessons are designed to help teens build confidence\, develop strong interpersonal skills\, and understand the importance of respect and gratitude in all types of social interactions. At our events\, teens will learn the importance of sending timely invitations and RSVPs\, understanding various types of invitations\, and the key to being respectful guests at any gathering. They’ll also discover how to make a great impression through engaging conversation\, knowing the essentials of when and how to leave a party\, and mastering the art of graciously thanking their hosts. \nWe’ll cover essential life skills such as writing elegant thank-you notes\, addressing envelopes with care\, and understanding the difference between formal and informal correspondence. Teens will also gain insight into how expressing gratitude can build strong relationships and leave lasting positive impressions that lead to future invitations. Additionally\, our events will teach proper theater etiquette and the unspoken rules of polite behavior in public and group settings\, ensuring that teens feel confident and capable in any social situation. \nSkills Learned:\n\nConfidence-building social interactions\nUnderstanding the importance of a timely RSVP for parties or future work events\nWriting and sending elegant thank-you notes\nMastering party etiquette and respectful behavior in group settings\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial Dancing with a Modern Twist! Dance your way to better social connections! Students will learn ballroom and current line dances that blend classic moves with contemporary music. From the Foxtrot to the Cha Cha Cha to the Waltz\, these dance styles foster teamwork and help students practice social skills while having fun on the dance floor with their friends. \nCotillion isn’t just about learning how to dance or eat properly—it’s about giving your preteen or teen the tools they need to navigate the world with confidence and charm. Whether it’s a formal dinner or another social event\, they'll be ready to shine! \nWhy Should Your Preteen Attend?\nOur etiquette events are designed to energize and engage preteen and teens while providing valuable opportunities for developing communication and social skills. Each session offers more than just learning dance steps—it combines etiquette training with ballroom and line dancing\, helping teens build confidence\, teamwork\, and effective social interaction. Teens will practice key social skills through partner trading\, introductions\, and conversation starters\, reinforcing the etiquette and communication tools they’ve learned. As they learn new steps each week\, they’ll also develop grace\, poise\, and meaningful social connections\, preparing them for both current and future social events. \nUnder the expert guidance of the BRJC director—a experienced dance instructor—students will gain a strong foundation in both ballroom and line dancing. These dances not only improve coordination\, rhythm\, and timing\, but also encourage collaboration and learning how to follow cues in a social setting. Alongside dance instruction\, the etiquette training helps teens build the social skills needed to navigate various events with ease and confidence. By working together\, teens will boost their self-assurance\, develop a sense of connection with others\, and learn how to interact confidently in a wide range of social situations. Our events create a positive\, supportive environment where teens can grow as individuals\, preparing them for success in current and future social events throughout their lives. \nThe Bentonville-Rogers Junior Cotillion program empowers teens to navigate social events with ease\, grace\, and respect. Parents will love knowing their teens are gaining these important life skills\, setting them up for success in both their personal and professional lives. \n\nOur Fall 2026 Sixth Grade Cotillion meets for four events on Saturday evenings from 5:30 pm - 6:45 pm at the Bentonville Community Center (BCC). Attire for these events will range from semi-formal to costume/casual depending on the event theme.  \nStudents in this group will also attend a 4-course guided etiquette dinner for 2.5 hours on an early Sunday evening at a local restaurant in October. Attire for our dinner will be semi-formal. \nSixth Grade Event Schedule:\nAll dates below are for 5:30pm-6:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Opening Dance Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th Dance Around the World Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Waltz into Fall Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSaturday night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, October 4th (last names A-M) and Sunday October 11th (last names N-Z). Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, October 4th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name A-M) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 Sunday\, October 11th\n4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner\n(Last Name N-Z) Semi-formal attire Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A Street\, Bentonville\, 72712 \n\n\n \nWe are planning to hold the Holly Ball on November 7th\, pending confirmation of a venue that works well for our groups. For now\, please save the date\, and we’ll share an update with all participants once plans are confirmed. \n  \nSixth Grade Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with included PayPal fees)\nDeposit: A non-refundable deposit of $115 ($120 with PayPal fees) along with an application is due at the time of student registration. The deposit counts towards the total tuition.\nRemaining Tuition Due: The remaining tuition balance is due by August 5\, 2026 for FALL 2026. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\n\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with the application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time. Those with unpaid tuition will be sent an updated invoice the day after tuition is due with updated fees added.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue until we are full. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nHow to Register:\nRegister by clicking the Register button below or email BRJCmanners@gmail.com for more information. Early registration is highly encouraged as spots fill up quickly! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable are non-transferable to future events. We plan our venues\, staffing\, and dining well in advance\, so check your calendars carefully. If you need exact dates\, please wait to register until those are posted to register. Thank you. \nSign up for our email list to get updates about future events.
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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