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Fall 2023 Class Schedule

Class Dates:

Sunday August 27, 2023

Sunday September 17, 2023 (80's / 90's Dress Up)

Sunday October 15, 2023

Sunday November 12, 2023 (Country / Barn Dance Dress Up)

Sunday November 26, 2023

Wednesday December 6, 2023 (Final Ball)

Class Times:

2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. (4th - 5th graders)

4:15:00 p.m. - 5:45 p.m. (6th - 8th graders)

NOTE: These are the tentative class dates. We do not anticipate any changes, but we may need to adjust the dates depending on school district calendar changes or inclement weather.

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Class Location:

Hope Presbyterian Church

11512 Olson Drive

Austin, TX 78750

Dress: For class / final ball attire, please see our FAQ Page

Final Ball Date:

Wednesday December 6, 2023

Final Ball Location:

Balcones Country Club

8600 Balcones Club Drive

Austin, TX 78750

Dinner: The Colorado Room (6th-8th grade only)

The Ball: The Brazos Room (All grades)

Final Ball Time:

6th-8th Grade Dinner / Ball 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

4th-5th Grade Ball 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Non-Ticketed Guests: 7:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Parent Dinner:

Your 6th -8th grade registration includes the five-course meal for your student. Should any family members of our 6th- 8th graders wish to attend this dinner, you may purchase additional tickets and attend the dinner / entertainment portion of the evening with your student. Additional tickets are $50.00 / person. Additional seating is very limited so we encourage you to sign up quick. 

Final Note: All parents are invited to join their student from 8:00 - 8:30 pm for pictures, dancing, and cake!

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The final ball is available to ALL students. However, our 6th-8th graders 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 6th - 8th grader will have the unique opportunity to practice all they have learned while they share a formal dinner with fellow classmates.

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.

 

If you would like to join your 6th - 8th grader for dinner, you may purchase additional dinner tickets for $50.00 / person.

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. 

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.

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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