We are happy to announce that Lowcountry Etiquette will resume children’s manner classes monthly at Village Social through the end of the year! November’s Class will feature dining etiquette and good table manners for children K-4th grade. Spots are limited to 18 and we need a minimum of 6 to hold the class so please sign up early and pass this information on to other parents who may be interested.
Bio:
Lowcountry Etiquette, a local business teaching manners to children in the Charleston area, offers classes to children of all ages and teaches table manners, handshakes, introductions, the art of conversation, thank you notes, kindness and respect. Run by Beverly Sumner, Grayson LeVeen and Price Sigal, this mother-daughter team has decades of experience teaching manners and etiquette to children.
Beverly has over 33 years of experience teaching manners and etiquette to children in North Carolina. A former high school teacher with over 15 years of classroom experience, she recently relocated to Charleston to be near her four children and 13 grandchildren. Grayson, Beverly’s oldest daughter, was raised in the world of etiquette and ballroom dance. She has co-led classes with Beverly for children of various ages and brings a nurturing, enthusiastic presence to every session. Grayson is a certified instructor with Bar Method Charleston on Daniel Island and the mother of four children. Price, Beverly’s younger daughter, also grew up helping with her mother’s etiquette programs. As a teenager, she worked weekends as an assistant dance instructor. Price is also a practicing attorney and the mother of three energetic children.
Lowcountry Etiquette's classes are fun and interactive, focusing on progress, not perfection. Check out all of the exciting things they are working on at lowcountryetiquette.com or on Instagram @lowcountryetiquette.
Lowcountry Etiquette, LLC
info@lowcountryetiquette.com
@lowcountryetiquette
"Good Manners reflect something from inside—an innate sense of consideration for others and respect for self." –Emily Post