Welcome

If you would like to have your child receive an invitation for the 2025-2026 season please email me at [email protected], however, the classes fill quickly as an invitation is not required to register online.   Dates for all events have been posted except for the Instructional Dinner. and Grand Spring Ball. Online registration for the upcoming season is now open. Class size is limited and when it has reached half capacity a wait list will begin. Boys and girls will be moved from the waitlist and into a class gradually to keep the balance even.  A deposit (typically 1/2 tuition) is required to secure your child's spot,  as the registration is not complete until payment has been received.  If paying by check, please mail payment within 10 days from registration date.  If paying with PayPal, please click the link on the registration site (there is a small fee). Payment arrangement can be made on an individual basis. Students on the waitlist are not billed until they are moved from the waitlist and into one of the classes.  

Announcements

A Parents' Reception will be held at the Woman's Club of Winter Park at 2:00 PM on Sunday, August 17th. I will be going over the details of the program and attire requirements. You will also have an opportunity to ask questions, sign up to chaperone, meet several of the parents on the Advisory Board, purchase gloves (if you have a daughter), and pay any balance due. Gloves are $10 a pair (check or cash only). Gloves will also be available for purchase at the first class. 

The address is 419 S. Interlachen Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789. All events, with the exception of the Spring Ball and 7th/8th grade Instructional Dinner, will be held in this venue. 

I look forward to seeing you at this event!

About Director

Arlene Wroblicky, the director of the Northern Orange County Chapter, has been a director with the NLJC for the past 27 years and was awarded National Director of the Year in 2010 and the Cotillion Look Award in 2016.  Over 5000 students from this chapter alone have benefitted from the skills taught and practiced through the NLJC program. 

Over the past 15 years, at their annual Holly Ball, students have donated over 5,500 pounds of food for the Second Harvest Food Bank.  So many lives have been blessed as a result.

She is currently in her 23rd year as the accompanist for the middle and high school Orangewood Christian School Choirs. She is also a member of the Florida Federation of Music Clubs and has taught private piano for over three decades. Her students consistently earn superior ratings. 

"My goal is to bring out the best in all my students, whether cotillion, choir or piano, and leave them with a greater sense of confidence and respect for others," states Arlene Wroblicky.