National League of Junior Cotillions
Winston Salem Chapter
Welcome
Welcome to the Winston Salem Chapter of the National League of Junior Cotillions!
The National League of Junior Cotillions has been a trusted leader in character education, modern manners, ballroom dance, and dining etiquette since 1978. The Winston Salem Chapter warmly invites you to explore our program and discover the transformative impact we are making in the lives of youth in our community.
Learn more about how we are shaping the next generation of confident, respectful, and poised young individuals!
REGISTRATION FOR THE 2025 JUNIOR COTILLION (4TH-8TH GRADE) SEASON IS NOW OPEN!
Junior Cotillion is a character education program specifically designed to teach middle school (4th-8th grade) aged students etiquette, manners, and modern ballroom dancing. The program aims to foster self-confidence and respect by offering guidance and practice in social courtesies that enhance their lives and positively impact those around them.
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SCHEDULE
The class schedule is to be announced for Fall 2025.
Limited availability
All events will be held at The Barn at Reynolda Village.
PRIOR TO THE FIRST EVENT, WE EMAIL FINAL DETAILS FOR THE SEASON.
TUITION FOR 2025
Junior Cotillion tuition is $350 which includes all manners, protocol, dance instruction, class venue, materials, refreshments including the formal ball. Tuiton payment is due upon registration via Paypal. This allows us to prepare for the classes.
CONTACT INFORMATION: [email protected]
Junior Cotillion Refund Policy: Refunds will be given in the case of student illness or a family relocating from the Winston Salem area. A $50 processing fee applies to all refunds.
About Director
We are passionate about teaching manners and etiquette! Our inspiration comes from Charles's parents, Charles and Anne Winters, who founded the National League of Junior Cotillions® (NLJC) in 1989.
Today, NLJC is a nationwide program dedicated to instilling confidence, courtesy, and essential social skills in young people. We are committed to honoring and continuing Anne’s legacy by upholding traditions that emphasize kindness, character, and social education. Our mission is to teach modern manners and everyday etiquette, creating a positive impact on your life and family.
We look forward to sharing our passion and inspiring the next generation with the timeless values of respect, grace, and poise!