The Girls Rule! Etiquette Imperative is designed for pre-kindergarden, primary, middle and high school aged young ladies

This program provides an organized opportunity for discussion of the rules of etiquette in an age appropriate fun and engaging manner.  Access to these esteem building, critical life skills help girls to successfully navigate social situations, enhance their communication skills and serve them well as they transition in to adulthood. 

This customizable program which may be delivered in schools, churches and other youth serving organizations is delivered though fun, interactive exercises in order that the newly learned information becomes a replicable life skill.  Take a sneak peek at our recent winter session, or see what girls are saying about the program!

The curriculum focuses upon a variety of topics such as:  visual poise, personal grooming and style, communication and social etiquette and table manners through fun interactive exercises in order that the newly learned information becomes a replicable life skill.  Upon successful completion of The Etiquette Imperative students receive a certificate of completion to celebrate their achievement. 


Register For Our Upcoming Dining Etiquette Class at American Girl Place!

These life enriching coaching workshops may also be customized to meet the needs of young ladies and gentlemen at your school or community organization as a year around program, workshop or organization fundraiser. 

Please email us or call us at (312) 479-0789 to learn more.


The Etiquette Imperative Class Schedule

2012 - 2013 Sessions

Teens At the Table

My First Tea party for Little Ladies

International Civility and Etiquette Activities and Events

Etiquette Matters

Kurr Middle School

Hinton Elementary School

Mann Public School

Kershaw International Baccalaureate School

Granville T. Woods Math and Science Academy

Gillespie Technology and Mathematics Academy

Azuela Elementary School

Lavizzo Elementary School


2011 Sessions

Girls Rule! by Design Summer Program

Know Your Destination Winter - Spring Etiquette Series


2010 Sessions

July
Know Your Destination Etiquette Summer Series

April
Hinton Elementary School

May - June
Arthur Ashe Elementary School

July
Harold Washington Library - Downtown Chicago

October 9
Dining Etiquette Foundations
Harold Washington Library

November 20
Holiday Etiquette Matters
Harold Washington Library

2009 Sessions
January 31 - February 28
March 7 (American Girl Place event)

The Etiquette Imperative (Pre-K - age 7)
"My First Tea Party"
August 22

The Etiquette Imperative for Teens
October 2009
Etiquette for African American Girls
Girls in technology careers
Girls in Finance careers
“Possessing good manners helps children build confidence, increase self-esteem, improve communication skills, make friends, and create a positive impression on others.” 


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"This (The Etiquette Imperative) is a beautiful thing.  It is such a blessing to see young ladies be excited about and successfully learn and demonstrate such poise and grace.  You all keep doing what you are doing!"  

Effie Rolfe, V103 /AM 1390 Gospel Radio Personality &
Mistress of Ceremony of 2007 Hat of Glove Tea
What Girls Are Saying About The Etiquette Imperative


"I didn't expect to have so much fun or make new friends when my mom told me about the classes." 


"What was the most valuable thing I learned today?  EVERYTHING!  I hope that I can come back." 


"I learned that even if a boy does something that makes me mad, I shouldn't compromise my integrity.  Sometimes, being a lady is about ignoring ignorance."


"Well now I know that being a lady is about what we do AND what we won't allow ourselves to do. 
I like that."

In the News...

Girls Rule! recognized by ABC 7 & McDonalds Corporation, Feb., 2012
















Etiquette Imperative holiday tips featured on Fox News.
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