Anonymous wrote:It's a manners and etiquette and maybe dance class. DIY.

I would say there was more dancing than manners and etiquette in the 6th grade class my child went to. They practice asking each other to dance, and everyone has to say yes. Not particularly useful now in my opinion. It seems to get better as the years go on - going out to dinners, etc. but my child didn't want to continue.

Anonymous wrote:None of my kids was interested, but some of their friends liked it. It's very pricey.

The "I didn't grow up with cotillions" feeling -- you know this is not a socially significant cotillion, right? It's manners-for-hire, so all you need is money, not social cachet.

I wasn't suggesting that I did. Geez.

It's a manners and etiquette and maybe dance class. DIY.

None of my kids was interested, but some of their friends liked it. It's very pricey.

The "I didn't grow up with cotillions" feeling -- you know this is not a socially significant cotillion, right? It's manners-for-hire, so all you need is money, not social cachet.

Some like it, some don't. If your kid isn't asking about it, I won't bother.

It would be for 6th graders.
Thx.

How old is your child, OP?

Any experiences with this group, good or bad, are appreciated. I did not grow up in an area where cotillion was a "thing" so would appreciate honest feedback. In addition to what they learn, is it fun for the kids? Or boring?
Thanks.