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SUMMARY:7th\, 8th\, 9th Grade Combined Cotillion at 8:30pm
DESCRIPTION:Our 7th\, 8th and 9th graders meet for a combined curriculum of etiquette topics and dance instruction. The topics and dances change every year for this group\, so that they are learning new things each season! Our Fall 2026 Cotillion season starts on Saturday\, September 12th. Fall 2026 Season dates are posted below. \nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThis is great for students that have completed our sixth grade cotillion program\, but it is also appropriate for brand new students to BRJC to join in the fun as well. We always have new students in grades 7th -9th join us each season! \nIn our cotillion group for seventh\, eighth and ninth graders\, teens will learn all about Digital Etiquette\, Cell Phone Etiquette\, The Value of Friendships and Meaningful Conversations\, Good Sportmanship\, Everyday Manners\, and Museum Etiquette\, Enjoy a 4-Course Guided Table Manner Dinner\, and Dance Your Way to Confidence and much more with BRJC Cotillion. \nThe BRJC Cotillion program not only empowers your teen with essential social skills\, but it also provides the opportunity to master ballroom and line dancing\, a key aspect of navigating formal events with grace and confidence. Whether it’s attending a family dinner\, a birthday party\, or their first job interview\, these skills will help your teen succeed in any setting.  \nWe love teaching our advanced group of seventh\, eighth and ninth graders each season as we cover essential etiquette topics that benefit them now and in the future. Let’s take a look at how our program equips teens to shine in all situations. \nDigital Etiquette:\nStudents will learn how to communicate thoughfully and respexfully in today's digital world. From social media and texting to email tone and online reputation\, students will discover how to navigate technology with confidence and maturity. \nCell Phone Etiquette:\nWe'll explore how to use phones respecfullly and responsibly--when to keep them away\, how to engage fully in the moment\, and how to show courtesy in both personal and group settings. Cell phones are a part of our world\, but learning how and how not to use them in personal and business matters are important skills to gain. \nPerfecting Table Manners:\nTable manners are an essential part of any social gathering\, and BRJC Cotillion will help your teen feel comfortable at any dining event\, whether casual or formal. Here’s a glimpse of what your teen will master at our special guided 4-course semi-formal dinner: \n\nProper Silverware Usage: Learning how to use each utensil correctly\, from the soup spoon to the dessert spoon\, and knowing which silverware to use for each course.\nNapkin Etiquette: The importance of using a napkin appropriately\, placing it on their lap\, when you need to leave the table\, and at the end of the meal.\nCourse Transitions: How to transition smoothly through multiple courses at a formal dinner\, including when to wait to start eating\, how to pace themselves\, and when it’s appropriate to engage in conversation.\nEating with Confidence: Tips for chewing with the mouth closed\, holding utensil properly and cutting food easily\, and handling food with ease to avoid any awkward moments during meals.\nGracious Dining Behavior: How to express gratitude to the host\, participate in conversations during dinner\, and use polite manners in any dining situation.\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial dancing is a fun and vital part of the Cotillion experience\, providing your teen with the opportunity to build confidence\, teamwork\, and coordination while enjoying themselves on the dance floor. Here’s what they’ll learn: \n\nBallroom Dance Basics: Teens will learn the fundamentals of traditional ballroom and Latin dances\, including the Tango\, Paso Doble\, and Jitterbug\, while also reviewing the Foxtrot\, Cha Cha Cha and Rumba. These classic dances are timeless and mastering them will help them navigate formal events with ease.\nLine Dance Fun: Students will also learn the latest line dances that are perfect for any casual gathering or event. These dances ensure that everyone has fun. \nBuilding Confidence through Dance: Dancing provides a chance for preteens to express themselves in a supportive\, fun environment. The movements help build poise\, rhythm\, and coordination\, preparing them for any dance floor\, whether it’s at prom\, a wedding\, family event\, or social gathering.\nSocial Etiquette on the Dance Floor: In addition to dance steps\, students will learn the proper etiquette when dancing with others—how to ask someone for a dance\, introductions\, and how to engage in polite conversation while dancing.\n\nThe Value of Friendship & Meaningful Conversations:\nTrue friendships begin with genuine connection. Students will practice active listening\, thoughful conversation\, and empathy--learning how to build and maintain postitive\, lasting relationships. These skills take practice and tips to improve relationships with friends and acquaintances with important conversations starters will be covered. \nBeing a Good Sport:\nGrace\, respect\, and encouragement matter in every setting--on the field\, in class\, and among peers. Students will learn how to handle both winning and losing with dignity\, teamwork\, and kindness. An important set of lessons in today's world. \nEveryday Manners:\nPoliteness never goes out of style. Students will practice propers greetings\, introductions\, and expressions of gratitude\, as well as the small courtesies that leave lasting impressions. By learning these important lessons\, wherever they go\, they will stand out for their confident\, respectfulness\, and genuine kindness. \nMuseum Etiquette:\nWhat a great thing to learn with a world class museum here in our community! We will discuss how to navigate museums and other cultural venues with attentiveness\, appreciation\, and respect. These experiences foster curiosity and composure--qualities that naturally extend to professional\, social\, and academic environments. \nWhy BRJC Cotillion is a Must for Your Teen: \nOur comprehensive Cotillion program is not only about learning proper table manners or dance moves—it’s about giving your teen the skills they need to stand out in both social and professional settings. Whether it’s for their first job interview\, a special event\, or simply developing meaningful relationships with peers\, the lessons from Cotillion will last a lifetime. \nReady to Take Your Teen’s Social Skills to the Next Level? \nDon’t miss this opportunity to invest in your teen’s future with the tools they need to succeed. \n\nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThe BRJC Fall 2026 Combined Seventh\, Eighth and Ninth Grades Cotillion Schedule. \nSaturday Night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nAll dates below are for 8:30pm-9:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Terrific Tango  Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th A Night in Spain  Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Autumn Moon Dance  Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, September 27th at the Tavola Trattoria Restaurant. Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, September 27th 4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner 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  \nSeventh\, Eighth and Ninth Combined Grades Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with 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. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue through the summer of 2026. Some groups may fill well before our first event to be held on September 12\, 2026. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable. Please note that your student’s registration and payment are for the Fall 2026 cotillion season and 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. \nCan’t make the Fall 2026 cotillion season of events? Join our email list to be notified about our other popular etiquette events for teens\, such as dining etiquette events!
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/7th-8th-9th-grade-combined-cotillion-at-830pm/
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 - A Night in Spain
DESCRIPTION:Our 7th\, 8th and 9th graders meet for a combined curriculum of etiquette topics and dance instruction. The topics and dances change every year for this group\, so that they are learning new things each season! Our Fall 2026 Cotillion season starts on Saturday\, September 12th. Fall 2026 Season dates are posted below. \nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThis is great for students that have completed our sixth grade cotillion program\, but it is also appropriate for brand new students to BRJC to join in the fun as well. We always have new students in grades 7th -9th join us each season! \nIn our cotillion group for seventh\, eighth and ninth graders\, teens will learn all about Digital Etiquette\, Cell Phone Etiquette\, The Value of Friendships and Meaningful Conversations\, Good Sportmanship\, Everyday Manners\, and Museum Etiquette\, Enjoy a 4-Course Guided Table Manner Dinner\, and Dance Your Way to Confidence and much more with BRJC Cotillion. \nThe BRJC Cotillion program not only empowers your teen with essential social skills\, but it also provides the opportunity to master ballroom and line dancing\, a key aspect of navigating formal events with grace and confidence. Whether it’s attending a family dinner\, a birthday party\, or their first job interview\, these skills will help your teen succeed in any setting.  \nWe love teaching our advanced group of seventh\, eighth and ninth graders each season as we cover essential etiquette topics that benefit them now and in the future. Let’s take a look at how our program equips teens to shine in all situations. \nDigital Etiquette:\nStudents will learn how to communicate thoughfully and respexfully in today's digital world. From social media and texting to email tone and online reputation\, students will discover how to navigate technology with confidence and maturity. \nCell Phone Etiquette:\nWe'll explore how to use phones respecfullly and responsibly--when to keep them away\, how to engage fully in the moment\, and how to show courtesy in both personal and group settings. Cell phones are a part of our world\, but learning how and how not to use them in personal and business matters are important skills to gain. \nPerfecting Table Manners:\nTable manners are an essential part of any social gathering\, and BRJC Cotillion will help your teen feel comfortable at any dining event\, whether casual or formal. Here’s a glimpse of what your teen will master at our special guided 4-course semi-formal dinner: \n\nProper Silverware Usage: Learning how to use each utensil correctly\, from the soup spoon to the dessert spoon\, and knowing which silverware to use for each course.\nNapkin Etiquette: The importance of using a napkin appropriately\, placing it on their lap\, when you need to leave the table\, and at the end of the meal.\nCourse Transitions: How to transition smoothly through multiple courses at a formal dinner\, including when to wait to start eating\, how to pace themselves\, and when it’s appropriate to engage in conversation.\nEating with Confidence: Tips for chewing with the mouth closed\, holding utensil properly and cutting food easily\, and handling food with ease to avoid any awkward moments during meals.\nGracious Dining Behavior: How to express gratitude to the host\, participate in conversations during dinner\, and use polite manners in any dining situation.\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial dancing is a fun and vital part of the Cotillion experience\, providing your teen with the opportunity to build confidence\, teamwork\, and coordination while enjoying themselves on the dance floor. Here’s what they’ll learn: \n\nBallroom Dance Basics: Teens will learn the fundamentals of traditional ballroom and Latin dances\, including the Tango\, Paso Doble\, and Jitterbug\, while also reviewing the Foxtrot\, Cha Cha Cha and Rumba. These classic dances are timeless and mastering them will help them navigate formal events with ease.\nLine Dance Fun: Students will also learn the latest line dances that are perfect for any casual gathering or event. These dances ensure that everyone has fun. \nBuilding Confidence through Dance: Dancing provides a chance for preteens to express themselves in a supportive\, fun environment. The movements help build poise\, rhythm\, and coordination\, preparing them for any dance floor\, whether it’s at prom\, a wedding\, family event\, or social gathering.\nSocial Etiquette on the Dance Floor: In addition to dance steps\, students will learn the proper etiquette when dancing with others—how to ask someone for a dance\, introductions\, and how to engage in polite conversation while dancing.\n\nThe Value of Friendship & Meaningful Conversations:\nTrue friendships begin with genuine connection. Students will practice active listening\, thoughful conversation\, and empathy--learning how to build and maintain postitive\, lasting relationships. These skills take practice and tips to improve relationships with friends and acquaintances with important conversations starters will be covered. \nBeing a Good Sport:\nGrace\, respect\, and encouragement matter in every setting--on the field\, in class\, and among peers. Students will learn how to handle both winning and losing with dignity\, teamwork\, and kindness. An important set of lessons in today's world. \nEveryday Manners:\nPoliteness never goes out of style. Students will practice propers greetings\, introductions\, and expressions of gratitude\, as well as the small courtesies that leave lasting impressions. By learning these important lessons\, wherever they go\, they will stand out for their confident\, respectfulness\, and genuine kindness. \nMuseum Etiquette:\nWhat a great thing to learn with a world class museum here in our community! We will discuss how to navigate museums and other cultural venues with attentiveness\, appreciation\, and respect. These experiences foster curiosity and composure--qualities that naturally extend to professional\, social\, and academic environments. \nWhy BRJC Cotillion is a Must for Your Teen: \nOur comprehensive Cotillion program is not only about learning proper table manners or dance moves—it’s about giving your teen the skills they need to stand out in both social and professional settings. Whether it’s for their first job interview\, a special event\, or simply developing meaningful relationships with peers\, the lessons from Cotillion will last a lifetime. \nReady to Take Your Teen’s Social Skills to the Next Level? \nDon’t miss this opportunity to invest in your teen’s future with the tools they need to succeed. \n\nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThe BRJC Fall 2026 Combined Seventh\, Eighth and Ninth Grades Cotillion Schedule. \nSaturday Night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nAll dates below are for 8:30pm-9:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Terrific Tango  Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th A Night in Spain  Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Autumn Moon Dance  Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, September 27th at the Tavola Trattoria Restaurant. Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, September 27th 4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner 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  \nSeventh\, Eighth and Ninth Combined Grades Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with 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. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue through the summer of 2026. Some groups may fill well before our first event to be held on September 12\, 2026. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable. Please note that your student’s registration and payment are for the Fall 2026 cotillion season and 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. \nCan’t make the Fall 2026 cotillion season of events? Join our email list to be notified about our other popular etiquette events for teens\, such as dining etiquette events!
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/7th-8th-9th-grade-combined-cotillion-at-830pm-a-night-in-spain/
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 - Etiquette Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Our 7th\, 8th and 9th graders meet for a combined curriculum of etiquette topics and dance instruction. The topics and dances change every year for this group\, so that they are learning new things each season! Our Fall 2026 Cotillion season starts on Saturday\, September 12th. Fall 2026 Season dates are posted below. \nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThis is great for students that have completed our sixth grade cotillion program\, but it is also appropriate for brand new students to BRJC to join in the fun as well. We always have new students in grades 7th -9th join us each season! \nIn our cotillion group for seventh\, eighth and ninth graders\, teens will learn all about Digital Etiquette\, Cell Phone Etiquette\, The Value of Friendships and Meaningful Conversations\, Good Sportmanship\, Everyday Manners\, and Museum Etiquette\, Enjoy a 4-Course Guided Table Manner Dinner\, and Dance Your Way to Confidence and much more with BRJC Cotillion. \nThe BRJC Cotillion program not only empowers your teen with essential social skills\, but it also provides the opportunity to master ballroom and line dancing\, a key aspect of navigating formal events with grace and confidence. Whether it’s attending a family dinner\, a birthday party\, or their first job interview\, these skills will help your teen succeed in any setting.  \nWe love teaching our advanced group of seventh\, eighth and ninth graders each season as we cover essential etiquette topics that benefit them now and in the future. Let’s take a look at how our program equips teens to shine in all situations. \nDigital Etiquette:\nStudents will learn how to communicate thoughfully and respexfully in today's digital world. From social media and texting to email tone and online reputation\, students will discover how to navigate technology with confidence and maturity. \nCell Phone Etiquette:\nWe'll explore how to use phones respecfullly and responsibly--when to keep them away\, how to engage fully in the moment\, and how to show courtesy in both personal and group settings. Cell phones are a part of our world\, but learning how and how not to use them in personal and business matters are important skills to gain. \nPerfecting Table Manners:\nTable manners are an essential part of any social gathering\, and BRJC Cotillion will help your teen feel comfortable at any dining event\, whether casual or formal. Here’s a glimpse of what your teen will master at our special guided 4-course semi-formal dinner: \n\nProper Silverware Usage: Learning how to use each utensil correctly\, from the soup spoon to the dessert spoon\, and knowing which silverware to use for each course.\nNapkin Etiquette: The importance of using a napkin appropriately\, placing it on their lap\, when you need to leave the table\, and at the end of the meal.\nCourse Transitions: How to transition smoothly through multiple courses at a formal dinner\, including when to wait to start eating\, how to pace themselves\, and when it’s appropriate to engage in conversation.\nEating with Confidence: Tips for chewing with the mouth closed\, holding utensil properly and cutting food easily\, and handling food with ease to avoid any awkward moments during meals.\nGracious Dining Behavior: How to express gratitude to the host\, participate in conversations during dinner\, and use polite manners in any dining situation.\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial dancing is a fun and vital part of the Cotillion experience\, providing your teen with the opportunity to build confidence\, teamwork\, and coordination while enjoying themselves on the dance floor. Here’s what they’ll learn: \n\nBallroom Dance Basics: Teens will learn the fundamentals of traditional ballroom and Latin dances\, including the Tango\, Paso Doble\, and Jitterbug\, while also reviewing the Foxtrot\, Cha Cha Cha and Rumba. These classic dances are timeless and mastering them will help them navigate formal events with ease.\nLine Dance Fun: Students will also learn the latest line dances that are perfect for any casual gathering or event. These dances ensure that everyone has fun. \nBuilding Confidence through Dance: Dancing provides a chance for preteens to express themselves in a supportive\, fun environment. The movements help build poise\, rhythm\, and coordination\, preparing them for any dance floor\, whether it’s at prom\, a wedding\, family event\, or social gathering.\nSocial Etiquette on the Dance Floor: In addition to dance steps\, students will learn the proper etiquette when dancing with others—how to ask someone for a dance\, introductions\, and how to engage in polite conversation while dancing.\n\nThe Value of Friendship & Meaningful Conversations:\nTrue friendships begin with genuine connection. Students will practice active listening\, thoughful conversation\, and empathy--learning how to build and maintain postitive\, lasting relationships. These skills take practice and tips to improve relationships with friends and acquaintances with important conversations starters will be covered. \nBeing a Good Sport:\nGrace\, respect\, and encouragement matter in every setting--on the field\, in class\, and among peers. Students will learn how to handle both winning and losing with dignity\, teamwork\, and kindness. An important set of lessons in today's world. \nEveryday Manners:\nPoliteness never goes out of style. Students will practice propers greetings\, introductions\, and expressions of gratitude\, as well as the small courtesies that leave lasting impressions. By learning these important lessons\, wherever they go\, they will stand out for their confident\, respectfulness\, and genuine kindness. \nMuseum Etiquette:\nWhat a great thing to learn with a world class museum here in our community! We will discuss how to navigate museums and other cultural venues with attentiveness\, appreciation\, and respect. These experiences foster curiosity and composure--qualities that naturally extend to professional\, social\, and academic environments. \nWhy BRJC Cotillion is a Must for Your Teen: \nOur comprehensive Cotillion program is not only about learning proper table manners or dance moves—it’s about giving your teen the skills they need to stand out in both social and professional settings. Whether it’s for their first job interview\, a special event\, or simply developing meaningful relationships with peers\, the lessons from Cotillion will last a lifetime. \nReady to Take Your Teen’s Social Skills to the Next Level? \nDon’t miss this opportunity to invest in your teen’s future with the tools they need to succeed. \n\nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThe BRJC Fall 2026 Combined Seventh\, Eighth and Ninth Grades Cotillion Schedule. \nSaturday Night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nAll dates below are for 8:30pm-9:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Terrific Tango  Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th A Night in Spain  Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Autumn Moon Dance  Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, September 27th at the Tavola Trattoria Restaurant. Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, September 27th 4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner 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  \nSeventh\, Eighth and Ninth Combined Grades Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with 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. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue through the summer of 2026. Some groups may fill well before our first event to be held on September 12\, 2026. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable. Please note that your student’s registration and payment are for the Fall 2026 cotillion season and 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. \nCan’t make the Fall 2026 cotillion season of events? Join our email list to be notified about our other popular etiquette events for teens\, such as dining etiquette events!
URL:https://www.brjuniorcotillion.com/event/7th-8th-9th-grade-combined-cotillion-at-830pm-etiquette-dinner/
LOCATION:Tavola Trattoria\, 108 SE A St\, Bentonville\, 72712\, United States
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SUMMARY:7th\, 8th\, 9th Grade Combined Cotillion at 8:30pm - Favorite Holiday!
DESCRIPTION:Our 7th\, 8th and 9th graders meet for a combined curriculum of etiquette topics and dance instruction. The topics and dances change every year for this group\, so that they are learning new things each season! Our Fall 2026 Cotillion season starts on Saturday\, September 12th. Fall 2026 Season dates are posted below. \nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThis is great for students that have completed our sixth grade cotillion program\, but it is also appropriate for brand new students to BRJC to join in the fun as well. We always have new students in grades 7th -9th join us each season! \nIn our cotillion group for seventh\, eighth and ninth graders\, teens will learn all about Digital Etiquette\, Cell Phone Etiquette\, The Value of Friendships and Meaningful Conversations\, Good Sportmanship\, Everyday Manners\, and Museum Etiquette\, Enjoy a 4-Course Guided Table Manner Dinner\, and Dance Your Way to Confidence and much more with BRJC Cotillion. \nThe BRJC Cotillion program not only empowers your teen with essential social skills\, but it also provides the opportunity to master ballroom and line dancing\, a key aspect of navigating formal events with grace and confidence. Whether it’s attending a family dinner\, a birthday party\, or their first job interview\, these skills will help your teen succeed in any setting.  \nWe love teaching our advanced group of seventh\, eighth and ninth graders each season as we cover essential etiquette topics that benefit them now and in the future. Let’s take a look at how our program equips teens to shine in all situations. \nDigital Etiquette:\nStudents will learn how to communicate thoughfully and respexfully in today's digital world. From social media and texting to email tone and online reputation\, students will discover how to navigate technology with confidence and maturity. \nCell Phone Etiquette:\nWe'll explore how to use phones respecfullly and responsibly--when to keep them away\, how to engage fully in the moment\, and how to show courtesy in both personal and group settings. Cell phones are a part of our world\, but learning how and how not to use them in personal and business matters are important skills to gain. \nPerfecting Table Manners:\nTable manners are an essential part of any social gathering\, and BRJC Cotillion will help your teen feel comfortable at any dining event\, whether casual or formal. Here’s a glimpse of what your teen will master at our special guided 4-course semi-formal dinner: \n\nProper Silverware Usage: Learning how to use each utensil correctly\, from the soup spoon to the dessert spoon\, and knowing which silverware to use for each course.\nNapkin Etiquette: The importance of using a napkin appropriately\, placing it on their lap\, when you need to leave the table\, and at the end of the meal.\nCourse Transitions: How to transition smoothly through multiple courses at a formal dinner\, including when to wait to start eating\, how to pace themselves\, and when it’s appropriate to engage in conversation.\nEating with Confidence: Tips for chewing with the mouth closed\, holding utensil properly and cutting food easily\, and handling food with ease to avoid any awkward moments during meals.\nGracious Dining Behavior: How to express gratitude to the host\, participate in conversations during dinner\, and use polite manners in any dining situation.\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial dancing is a fun and vital part of the Cotillion experience\, providing your teen with the opportunity to build confidence\, teamwork\, and coordination while enjoying themselves on the dance floor. Here’s what they’ll learn: \n\nBallroom Dance Basics: Teens will learn the fundamentals of traditional ballroom and Latin dances\, including the Tango\, Paso Doble\, and Jitterbug\, while also reviewing the Foxtrot\, Cha Cha Cha and Rumba. These classic dances are timeless and mastering them will help them navigate formal events with ease.\nLine Dance Fun: Students will also learn the latest line dances that are perfect for any casual gathering or event. These dances ensure that everyone has fun. \nBuilding Confidence through Dance: Dancing provides a chance for preteens to express themselves in a supportive\, fun environment. The movements help build poise\, rhythm\, and coordination\, preparing them for any dance floor\, whether it’s at prom\, a wedding\, family event\, or social gathering.\nSocial Etiquette on the Dance Floor: In addition to dance steps\, students will learn the proper etiquette when dancing with others—how to ask someone for a dance\, introductions\, and how to engage in polite conversation while dancing.\n\nThe Value of Friendship & Meaningful Conversations:\nTrue friendships begin with genuine connection. Students will practice active listening\, thoughful conversation\, and empathy--learning how to build and maintain postitive\, lasting relationships. These skills take practice and tips to improve relationships with friends and acquaintances with important conversations starters will be covered. \nBeing a Good Sport:\nGrace\, respect\, and encouragement matter in every setting--on the field\, in class\, and among peers. Students will learn how to handle both winning and losing with dignity\, teamwork\, and kindness. An important set of lessons in today's world. \nEveryday Manners:\nPoliteness never goes out of style. Students will practice propers greetings\, introductions\, and expressions of gratitude\, as well as the small courtesies that leave lasting impressions. By learning these important lessons\, wherever they go\, they will stand out for their confident\, respectfulness\, and genuine kindness. \nMuseum Etiquette:\nWhat a great thing to learn with a world class museum here in our community! We will discuss how to navigate museums and other cultural venues with attentiveness\, appreciation\, and respect. These experiences foster curiosity and composure--qualities that naturally extend to professional\, social\, and academic environments. \nWhy BRJC Cotillion is a Must for Your Teen: \nOur comprehensive Cotillion program is not only about learning proper table manners or dance moves—it’s about giving your teen the skills they need to stand out in both social and professional settings. Whether it’s for their first job interview\, a special event\, or simply developing meaningful relationships with peers\, the lessons from Cotillion will last a lifetime. \nReady to Take Your Teen’s Social Skills to the Next Level? \nDon’t miss this opportunity to invest in your teen’s future with the tools they need to succeed. \n\nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThe BRJC Fall 2026 Combined Seventh\, Eighth and Ninth Grades Cotillion Schedule. \nSaturday Night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nAll dates below are for 8:30pm-9:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Terrific Tango  Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th A Night in Spain  Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Autumn Moon Dance  Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, September 27th at the Tavola Trattoria Restaurant. Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, September 27th 4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner 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  \nSeventh\, Eighth and Ninth Combined Grades Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with 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. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue through the summer of 2026. Some groups may fill well before our first event to be held on September 12\, 2026. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable. Please note that your student’s registration and payment are for the Fall 2026 cotillion season and 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. \nCan’t make the Fall 2026 cotillion season of events? Join our email list to be notified about our other popular etiquette events for teens\, such as dining etiquette events!
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SUMMARY:7th\, 8th\, 9th Grade Combined Cotillion at 8:30pm - Autumn Moon Dance
DESCRIPTION:Our 7th\, 8th and 9th graders meet for a combined curriculum of etiquette topics and dance instruction. The topics and dances change every year for this group\, so that they are learning new things each season! Our Fall 2026 Cotillion season starts on Saturday\, September 12th. Fall 2026 Season dates are posted below. \nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThis is great for students that have completed our sixth grade cotillion program\, but it is also appropriate for brand new students to BRJC to join in the fun as well. We always have new students in grades 7th -9th join us each season! \nIn our cotillion group for seventh\, eighth and ninth graders\, teens will learn all about Digital Etiquette\, Cell Phone Etiquette\, The Value of Friendships and Meaningful Conversations\, Good Sportmanship\, Everyday Manners\, and Museum Etiquette\, Enjoy a 4-Course Guided Table Manner Dinner\, and Dance Your Way to Confidence and much more with BRJC Cotillion. \nThe BRJC Cotillion program not only empowers your teen with essential social skills\, but it also provides the opportunity to master ballroom and line dancing\, a key aspect of navigating formal events with grace and confidence. Whether it’s attending a family dinner\, a birthday party\, or their first job interview\, these skills will help your teen succeed in any setting.  \nWe love teaching our advanced group of seventh\, eighth and ninth graders each season as we cover essential etiquette topics that benefit them now and in the future. Let’s take a look at how our program equips teens to shine in all situations. \nDigital Etiquette:\nStudents will learn how to communicate thoughfully and respexfully in today's digital world. From social media and texting to email tone and online reputation\, students will discover how to navigate technology with confidence and maturity. \nCell Phone Etiquette:\nWe'll explore how to use phones respecfullly and responsibly--when to keep them away\, how to engage fully in the moment\, and how to show courtesy in both personal and group settings. Cell phones are a part of our world\, but learning how and how not to use them in personal and business matters are important skills to gain. \nPerfecting Table Manners:\nTable manners are an essential part of any social gathering\, and BRJC Cotillion will help your teen feel comfortable at any dining event\, whether casual or formal. Here’s a glimpse of what your teen will master at our special guided 4-course semi-formal dinner: \n\nProper Silverware Usage: Learning how to use each utensil correctly\, from the soup spoon to the dessert spoon\, and knowing which silverware to use for each course.\nNapkin Etiquette: The importance of using a napkin appropriately\, placing it on their lap\, when you need to leave the table\, and at the end of the meal.\nCourse Transitions: How to transition smoothly through multiple courses at a formal dinner\, including when to wait to start eating\, how to pace themselves\, and when it’s appropriate to engage in conversation.\nEating with Confidence: Tips for chewing with the mouth closed\, holding utensil properly and cutting food easily\, and handling food with ease to avoid any awkward moments during meals.\nGracious Dining Behavior: How to express gratitude to the host\, participate in conversations during dinner\, and use polite manners in any dining situation.\n\nBallroom and Line Dance Instruction:\nSocial dancing is a fun and vital part of the Cotillion experience\, providing your teen with the opportunity to build confidence\, teamwork\, and coordination while enjoying themselves on the dance floor. Here’s what they’ll learn: \n\nBallroom Dance Basics: Teens will learn the fundamentals of traditional ballroom and Latin dances\, including the Tango\, Paso Doble\, and Jitterbug\, while also reviewing the Foxtrot\, Cha Cha Cha and Rumba. These classic dances are timeless and mastering them will help them navigate formal events with ease.\nLine Dance Fun: Students will also learn the latest line dances that are perfect for any casual gathering or event. These dances ensure that everyone has fun. \nBuilding Confidence through Dance: Dancing provides a chance for preteens to express themselves in a supportive\, fun environment. The movements help build poise\, rhythm\, and coordination\, preparing them for any dance floor\, whether it’s at prom\, a wedding\, family event\, or social gathering.\nSocial Etiquette on the Dance Floor: In addition to dance steps\, students will learn the proper etiquette when dancing with others—how to ask someone for a dance\, introductions\, and how to engage in polite conversation while dancing.\n\nThe Value of Friendship & Meaningful Conversations:\nTrue friendships begin with genuine connection. Students will practice active listening\, thoughful conversation\, and empathy--learning how to build and maintain postitive\, lasting relationships. These skills take practice and tips to improve relationships with friends and acquaintances with important conversations starters will be covered. \nBeing a Good Sport:\nGrace\, respect\, and encouragement matter in every setting--on the field\, in class\, and among peers. Students will learn how to handle both winning and losing with dignity\, teamwork\, and kindness. An important set of lessons in today's world. \nEveryday Manners:\nPoliteness never goes out of style. Students will practice propers greetings\, introductions\, and expressions of gratitude\, as well as the small courtesies that leave lasting impressions. By learning these important lessons\, wherever they go\, they will stand out for their confident\, respectfulness\, and genuine kindness. \nMuseum Etiquette:\nWhat a great thing to learn with a world class museum here in our community! We will discuss how to navigate museums and other cultural venues with attentiveness\, appreciation\, and respect. These experiences foster curiosity and composure--qualities that naturally extend to professional\, social\, and academic environments. \nWhy BRJC Cotillion is a Must for Your Teen: \nOur comprehensive Cotillion program is not only about learning proper table manners or dance moves—it’s about giving your teen the skills they need to stand out in both social and professional settings. Whether it’s for their first job interview\, a special event\, or simply developing meaningful relationships with peers\, the lessons from Cotillion will last a lifetime. \nReady to Take Your Teen’s Social Skills to the Next Level? \nDon’t miss this opportunity to invest in your teen’s future with the tools they need to succeed. \n\nRegistration is open for Fall 2026. \nThe BRJC Fall 2026 Combined Seventh\, Eighth and Ninth Grades Cotillion Schedule. \nSaturday Night cotillion dates are as follows for 2026:\nAll dates below are for 8:30pm-9:45pm at Bentonville Community Center\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Saturday\, September 12th Terrific Tango  Semi-formal attire BCC Saturday\, September 26th A Night in Spain  Dressy Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 3rd Favorite Holiday! Costume/Casual attire BCC Saturday\, October 24th Autumn Moon Dance  Semi-formal attire BCC \n\n\n \nSunday Night Etiquette Dinners will be from 4:30pm to 7:00pm on Sunday\, September 27th at the Tavola Trattoria Restaurant. Please plan on attending your designated night for dinner.\n\n    Date Theme Attire Location Sunday\, September 27th 4:30-7pm Etiquette Dinner 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  \nSeventh\, Eighth and Ninth Combined Grades Registration and Tuition\n\nTuition: $230 per student ($240 with 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. The director will send a PayPal invoice in July to participants for the remaining balance due.\nLate Registrations: Registrations on August 5th or later are considered late registrations and require a $25 late fee with application. All late registrations require the full tuition payment and application at that time.\n\nInvitations will be sent via email to registered participants. As spaces are available\, invitations will continue through the summer of 2026. Some groups may fill well before our first event to be held on September 12\, 2026. In the event of uneven participant ratios\, a waitlist may be created. Thank you for your understanding! \nApplications are first applied\, first accepted\, as spots remain.  \nRefund Policy:\nPayments are non-refundable. Please note that your student’s registration and payment are for the Fall 2026 cotillion season and 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. \nCan’t make the Fall 2026 cotillion season of events? Join our email list to be notified about our other popular etiquette events for teens\, such as dining etiquette 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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