Practicing good manners is like playing by the rules of a game:
it's the best way to win self-respect and the respect of others.
Children and teens possess such qualities as kindness, patience,
and courage. Polite behaviors, such as learning to hold open a door,
to wait quietly, or respectfully take a stand spotlight these innate
gems. This, in turn, projects respect consideration, and confidence.
We help your child build character and a positive self-image.
Our fun, interactive, age-appropriate workshops arm children and
teens with leadership skills so they can naturally, comfortably shine anywhere:
on the playground, at the dinner table, or in a job interview.
All workshops are led by Janet L. Parnes,
trained and certified by the Protocol School of Washington ®.
Whether coaxing a reluctant nine-year-old or helping a teen navigate an
expanding world, Ms. Parnes uses creativity and experience to
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