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Fall 2024 Class Registration Now Open

Class Dates: 

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  • Sunday, September 15, 2024

  • Sunday September 29, 2024 (Western Theme)

  • Sunday October 20, 2024

  • Sunday November 10, 2024 (Hawaiian Theme)

  • Sunday November 17, 2024 (Review Day)

  • Tuesday December 17, 2024 (Final Ball)

Class Location / Time:

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Hope Presbyterian Church

11512 Olson Drive

Austin, TX 78750

 

2:30 pm - 4:00 pm

Final Ball Location / Time:

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Balcones Country Club

8600 Balcones Club Drive

Austin, TX 78750

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Tuesday December 17, 2024

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Final Ball "Dinner And A Show"

During the final ball all students will have the added bonus of the Austin Cotillion's "Dinner And A Show" experience.This five-course catered meal takes place just before the final ball. Your students will have the unique opportunity to practice all they have learned while they share a formal dinner with fellow classmates.

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During the dinner your student will have the unique experience of being entertained by master sleight-of-hand magicians. This is something your student is sure to talk about for years to come.

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Dance Curriculum

Dancing is a social activity that requires interpersonal as well as physical grace. Students will learn how to be a considerate and thoughtful dance partner in order to ensure a wonderful experience before, during, and after each dance. Partner dancing is an important skill as it teaches your student cooperation, respect, and teamwork. 

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While there are many social dances, we focus on the most popular such as Waltz, Swing, Rumba, Merengue, and many others. We also teach non-partner / line dances that your student will enjoy doing at school dances, weddings, or other social events.   

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Class Curriculum

In addition to the social dance instruction, your children will also learn the following important life skills. These concepts are taught in a fun and engaging manner that guarantees your child will remember them and understand why they are so important in everyday life.

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Many of our students register for both Fall and Spring sessions, This allows us to reinforce key concepts while expanding on others.   

Social Skills / Etiquette / Manners

  • Knowing The Importance​

​Greetings & Introductions

  • Peers​

  • Adults

Listening

The Art Of Conversation

Importance Of Eye Contact

Making Great First Impressions

Building Friendships

Self-Confidence

Respect

Teamwork

Leadership

Table Manners

Dining Etiquette

Phone Etiquette

Social Media Etiquette

Time Management

Character Development

  • Trust

  • Respect

  • Responsibility

  • Caring

  • Fairness

Making Positive Choices​

And So Much More...​

Text Etiquette

E-Mail Etiquette

Personal Appearance 

Clothing Choices

“Manners are a sensitive awareness of the feelings of others. If you have that awareness, you have good manners, no matter what fork you use.” ~Emily Post

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